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This Product includes both 'The Gracie Wrap Pattern 'Bundle', and 'The Rossi Wrap + Fredy Wrap Pattern 'Bundle' (2 for 1)' digital pattern files. Click on these titles to see a full description on what's included in each of the pattern files + Reviews. After just an over view? See below + Descriptions on photos for customisations used from each of the patterns.
Overview
Both Pattern Bundles come in sizes 6-30, with A4, A0 and projector pattern files and written instructions to navigate your patterns and sew your dress, paired with annotated illustrations. The Gracie Wrap has a full bust adjustment pattern option for larger busts. The Gracie Wrap bundle comes with a full how-to video. The Rossi and Fredy Wrap bundle have individual video links in the majority of the steps. Both are perfect for a confident beginner sewer and beyond. Complete beginners have sewn both with the help of youtube or a sewing buddy for basics like setting up your machine.
The Gracie Wrap Pattern Bundle:
The Gracie Wrap has a darted bodice and a gathered skirt for fullness for the shorter length. The skirt has mid-thigh and above-the-knee options catered to your different heights. You will also find a top length option too. This dress is finished with either a short puff sleeve or a long shirred-cuff sleeve. There are multiple neckline and sleeve options.
Perfect for: Summer wardrobe and events, your first TBO pattern, beginner sewer.
The Rossi / Fredy Wrap Pattern Bundle:
A full-length dress that finishes just above the ankle or different lengths catered to your height. The dress's main body is made up of princess panels so there is fullness in the skirt, and slimness through the waist. This also allows for colour blocking in the panels, and topstitching these panels so show the design. The Rossi is the sleeveless version, the Fredy is the sleeved version. Instructions for a leg split and shoulder ties are included. The pattern also includes multiple necklines and sleeve options.
Perfect for: Summer/winter wardrobe, work and event wear, beginner sewer.
This dress can be done in many different ways so you don’t feel like you’re making the same thing over but you still get the satisfaction of a dress that is spinny and cinched.
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Evelyn
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Natalie
incredible pattern even for a beginner!
I made the probably unwise decision to sew my dress for officiating my best friend's wedding because I couldn't find any options that worked for the colors, formality, and climate (very tropical! Very humid!) of the big day. So even though I only learned how to sew this year, this pattern and the accompanying videos meant that my dress turned out perfectly for what I needed!
Add in a batik sash and the groom's reject boutonniere and it was perfect for the event. I can't wait to make the other patterns in this bundle and I'm very glad I invested in ordering all of them!
This pattern doesn't get enough attention! I love that slit and the elastic waistband. Unfortunately, I live in the north, so I can't wear it all year round. This skirt is an absolute favorite of mine!
I have made four dresses now. I love them! My previous experience with sewing is quilting and circle skirts. My first dress was a Rossi in cotton and I messed up the princess seams and ended up with boobs under my armpits! Lol! Watch the instructions videos. That would have helped me the first time but I was too excited and went too fast. My second one was a Freddy with short puff sleeves in cotton. This one is where I watched the videos and went slower. The third one was a Freddy with long shirred sleeves and the fabric came from Africa! The fourth one was a Rossi for my daughter and she wanted it shorter with a sweetheart neck. I plan to learn the Gracie and am starting a Charlotte. Thank you for these patterns! With love, Rachel.
This pattern is great! So easy to follow and incredibly versatile depending on what fabric /slit vs no slit. I used cotton linen and chose the slit version and will be making more!
I made the Rossi Dress, and I was a bit shocked at first when I realised the pattern was around 70 pages to print and assemble! 😂 I quickly decided to invest in the A0 print option, and it was definitely the best decision.
There are so many options to customise the dress and make it your own, which I really loved. I’m so happy with the finished result—it’s one of those dresses you can effortlessly throw on when you can’t decide what to wear, and it always looks great!
This is the second dress I had ever created and it was much more complicated than the first (simple cocoon dress). I found all of it to be easy to follow except the pocket construction which I think has been fixed. If you know how to put pockets in, do what you know rather than the complicated way that was in the instructions. I wish it were just a tad longer, but I’m going to fix that with this next one in the thrifted duvet cover I found that will be perfect! I’m going to try the deep V neck this time with the slit!
For size reference I made size 30, but it was far too big in the top, planning to make a 22 this next time. And the ties are just a tad short for us rounder women, so if you are a true 30 in this dress you will need to add quite a bit of length to the ties!
Thanks for your lovely review! And yes, you are right - the pattern has now been fully updated with a much easier pocket construction rather than the more serious industry standard way of construction we learnt at uni! This new way still looks the exact same but much easier xx I am glad you loved your sew! To get your correct size to make, follow the 'find your size' page in the instructions PDF to simply measure and get your size.