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THIS IS AN PATTERN ADD-ON ONLY - You also need the full Every Day's A Weekend Dress pattern to use this add-on pack.
The Every Day’s A Weekend Fitted Bodice Add-on allows you to add a fitted bodice to the Every Day’s A Weekend Easy Fit Dress.
WHAT’S INCLUDED:
PATTERN: The add-on pattern includes the front & back bodice pieces & the sleeveless arm band. All other pattern pieces are in the Every Day's A Weekend full pattern.
The fitted bodice features 3 rounded necklines & 2 V-necks. It has both a sleeved & new sleeveless armhole (bands included for sleeveless).
You then simply add the sleeves, neckband & tiers of your choice from the Every Day's A Weekend Dress to this new, fitted bodice.

TUTORIAL: The tutorial contains any extra information & instructions you need that's not already contained in the
Every Day's A Weekend tutorial.
GATHERING WITH ELASTIC: To make this even faster & easier, we’ve also included instructions on how to gather with elastic, including my recommendations on the best elastic to use.
WANT THE FULL PATTERN?
Click HERE for the full Every Day's A Weekend Dress (Easy Fit).
This (full) pattern features an easy fit bodice, tiers in mini, knee & midi lengths, roll neck, rounded & v-necklines, plain & bishop sleeves & pockets.
Click HERE for the full Dream On Tiered Dress & Skirt (Fitted Bodice).
This (full) pattern features an a fitted bodice, tiers in mini, knee, midi & maxi lengths, rounded & roll necklines, sleeveless with bands, plain & bishop sleeves, pockets & tiered skirt option.
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I purchased the everydays a weekend dress along with the added fitted bodice pattern. Having made the EDAW dress which I love. I decided to give the fitted bodice a try. I like it better. I did allow a bit more ease in the waistline just to be sure to have enough room and it has worked out well.
I used my overlocker for the gathering and I love this method.
I used elastic in the waist as well.
Love both dresses and will get a good deal of wear out of both of them
I must admit it was a lot for me going back and forth between the original dress and the fitted bodice add on, but I managed it and the resulting dress is adorable. I ordered the thinner elastic in 3/8, and I think that worked out because I was stretching it to the point where it turned into a string as it was. I'm happy to have learned that technique for gathering. Really like PE patterns.
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