Vogue 7494 Sewing Pattern Misses Lined Dress W/Neckline Variations Sz 8-12
Misses Semi-Fitted Lined Bodice & Two Sleeve Lengths
$5.00
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Vogue 7494 Misses’ Lined Dress Pattern (2001) – Sizes [Insert Size Range]
Sew a stunning, tailored dress with Vogue 7494, a timeless 2001 pattern. This design features a semi-fitted lined bodice, raised waist, and A-line skirt, with your choice of three neckline styles and two sleeve lengths. View A includes a delicate hemline flounce for added elegance.
✨ Pattern Features:
Misses' lined dress in two lengths
Three neckline variations
Semi-fitted bodice with inset
Raised waist and A-line skirt
Elbow or long sleeves with button cuffs
Back 22" zipper
View A includes a flounce
🧵 Recommended Fabrics:
Chiffon, georgette, wool crepe, silk-like broadcloth
Lining: Acetate or polyester lining fabric
📎 Notions Needed:
Thread, 22" zipper, two ½" buttons, hooks & eyes
📦 Condition:Pre-owned, factory folded, envelope shows moderate wear due to age and storage.
Ships within 1–2 business days via USPS Ground Advantage with tracking.
💡 Sewing Tip:
When working with slippery fabrics like chiffon or georgette, sandwich the fabric between tissue paper while cutting and sewing. This prevents shifting and helps ensure precision.
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