Simplicity 7376 Misses Elastic-Waist Dress Pattern (Sz 12–16)
Vintage 1986 style with dolman sleeves & pockets
$6.00
Out of stock
Sew a stylish, comfortable dress with Simplicity 7376, a 1986 vintage sewing pattern for Misses and Misses Petite sizes 12–16. This multi-view pattern features a flattering elastic waist, dolman sleeves, yoke, pockets, and a back slash with loop and button closure for a soft, feminine finish. Optional contrast panels and skirt give you room for personalization and creativity.
🧵 Pattern Features:
• Misses and Misses Petite Sizes 12–16
• Elastic waist, yoke, dolman sleeves, and pockets
• Back button-loop closure
• Optional contrast skirt/panels
• Comfortable and flattering silhouette
📏 Recommended Fabrics:
Soft cotton types, chambray, damask, linen (soft weight), silk types, crepe de chine, jacquards, tissue faille, charmeuse, challis, crepe
📎 Notions Needed:
Thread, seam tape or stretch lace, ¼" elastic
• Views 1 & 2: Two ⅜" buttons
• View 3: One ⅜" button
📦 Condition:
Pre-owned, factory folded with instructions. Envelope shows wear from age and storage.
Ships in 1–2 business days via USPS Ground Advantage with tracking.
💡 Sewing Tip:
To speed up construction and prevent fraying, finish edges with a serger or zigzag stitch. For curved seams, bias tape makes a smooth and professional-looking finish without bulk.
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This pattern is pre-owned, factory folded, and includes original instructions. The envelope shows moderate wear due to age and storage.
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