Autumn in London PDF

Autumn in London PDF

£10.50

Autumn in London is an extremely flattering and versatile maxi dress. Its many design features, including a button down front, collar and collar stand, are sure to keep even the most experienced of sewers happy. Delicate pleat detailing on the sleeves and some gentle shaping at the waist add to the relaxed vibe.

We love to team Autumn in London with a pair of flat pumps for those busy on-the-go days around London or flip flops for when the weather is slightly warmer. For those chillier autumn days, layer with a chunky cardigan, tights and boots. Alternatively, a pair of wedges will take the look from daytime to nighttime; perfect for an evening out.

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Pattern information

Sewing Ability

Suitable for experienced sewers or those who have made a fair few projects and are looking for a challenge.

Sizing

Autumn in London comes in UK sizes 8 - 20. To find out which size you will need to make, please refer to the size guide provided in your pattern.

Fabric

If you are using 45” (115 cm) wide fabric you will need 3.5 metres. If you are using 60” (150 cm) wide fabric you will need 3 metres. Autumn in London will work with any light to medium weight woven fabric with lots of drape such as rayon, cotton lawn and linen.

Supplies

  • 10 - 15 Buttons between 1cm and 1.5cm in diameter

  • Buttonhole foot for your sewing machine

  • 30 cm of fusible interfacing preferably in a similar weight to the fabric

  • Seam ripper

  • Point turner (optional)

Your Pattern

As soon as you have completed the checkout process and payment has been confirmed you will receive an email containing a link for you to download. The link will contain your pattern which can be printed at home on A4 or US letter paper together with easy to follow step-by-step instructions. You will also receive an A0 size copy shop file of the pattern which you can have printed at your local printers. If you prefer not to have to print and stick multiple sheets together you can order the paper version here.