McCall’s L9401 Misses Pullover Dress Pattern Sz L–XXL
High-low hem, bias facings, perfect for woven or knit fabrics
$5.00
Out of stock
Sew a flattering and relaxed pullover dress with McCall’s L9401 sewing pattern, designed for Misses sizes L through XXL. This stylish sleeveless dress is fitted through the bust with a shaped high-low hemline—shorter in the front and longer in the back—for graceful movement and everyday elegance.
The pattern features bias-cut neck and armhole facings, a narrow hem, and a clean silhouette that works well with both woven and stable knit fabrics. The wrong side of the fabric may show at the hem, making fabric choice an important design element.
Pattern Features:
• Misses sizes L–XXL
• Pullover style, no closures
• Bias facings at neck and armholes
• Shaped high-low hem
• Wrong side visible at hem
Suggested Fabrics:
Cotton lawn, gauze, jersey, interlock, stable knits, medium-weight wovens and knits
Notions Needed:
Thread only
Condition:
Pre-owned, factory folded, like-new with minor storage creasing
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💡 Sewing Tip:
When sewing a high-low hem where the wrong side shows, press your hem cleanly and finish the edge with a narrow hem or bias tape in a coordinating or contrasting fabric. This not only prevents fraying but adds a polished touch that looks beautiful from every angle.
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