Reviews
Hilde, Belgium
This flattering and easy to sew dress is one of my favorite makes of this year. It is asymmetrical and in balance at the same time. That makes it a great pattern.
I did not make any changes to the pattern except for the sleeves that I lengthened. I used a silk crepe with some weight. For the next one, I think I will make another one as it suits my body shape really well, I’d choose a slightly heavier fabric with enough drape.
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Anna, Australia
I’ve just sewn my first Asymmetric Dress and it won’t be my last....Read more
Laurie UK
I was eager to try the Asymmetric Gather Dress, and I’m happy I did! It’s another effortless dress to make and wear. One of the thinks I liked best is that you can vary the drape and fit by adjusting the elastic that runs through the casings. I used a Tencel chambray with a lot of sheen to it, and the only modification I made was to take in the side seams around the waist to give the dress a little more shaping. All in all, another win from The Maker’s Atelier. @laglov
Reviews
Hilde, Belgium
This flattering and easy to sew dress is one of my favorite makes of this year. It is asymmetrical and in balance at the same time. That makes it a great pattern.
I did not make any changes to the pattern except for the sleeves that I lengthened. I used a silk crepe with some weight. For the next one, I think I will make another one as it suits my body shape really well, I’d choose a slightly heavier fabric with enough drape.
Anna, Australia
I’ve just sewn my first Asymmetric Dress and it won’t be my last....Read more
Laurie UK
I was eager to try the Asymmetric Gather Dress, and I’m happy I did! It’s another effortless dress to make and wear. One of the thinks I liked best is that you can vary the drape and fit by adjusting the elastic that runs through the casings. I used a Tencel chambray with a lot of sheen to it, and the only modification I made was to take in the side seams around the waist to give the dress a little more shaping. All in all, another win from The Maker’s Atelier. @laglov
Reviews
Hilde, Belgium
This flattering and easy to sew dress is one of my favorite makes of this year. It is asymmetrical and in balance at the same time. That makes it a great pattern.
I did not make any changes to the pattern except for the sleeves that I lengthened. I used a silk crepe with some weight. For the next one, I think I will make another one as it suits my body shape really well, I’d choose a slightly heavier fabric with enough drape.
Anna, Australia
I’ve just sewn my first Asymmetric Dress and it won’t be my last....Read more
Laurie UK
I was eager to try the Asymmetric Gather Dress, and I’m happy I did! It’s another effortless dress to make and wear. One of the thinks I liked best is that you can vary the drape and fit by adjusting the elastic that runs through the casings. I used a Tencel chambray with a lot of sheen to it, and the only modification I made was to take in the side seams around the waist to give the dress a little more shaping. All in all, another win from The Maker’s Atelier. @laglov
Fabric and Trim Suggestions
For Woven or Knit fabrics with drape: wool or poly/viscose mixes with or without stretch, crepe constructions, viscose velvets or silk satins.
The drape with weight is required to create the best gathers on this dress.
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