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NEW BUT OLD PDF PATTERN!
- Mimi G
- Jul 20, 2020
- 1 min read
Updated: Nov 8, 2022
HI DARLINGS! Okay so I have had this PDF PATTERN since 2017 but since I used it mostly for promos I never actually sold it and made it available. I decided to share it because it is an awesome pattern that can be modified in so many ways.
If you are a member of SEW IT ACADEMY then you have this pdf along with a course on making several modifications to this pattern including making it a dress or overalls. If you are NOT a member of SIA you can still get the pattern HERE.
Easy to sew
Fast to make
Quick to fit
Tons of possibilities
CLICK HERE to purchase the PDF |More info on the pattern can be found on the SHOP page.
Slope Rider hen you have this pdf along with a course on making several modifications to this pattern including making it a dress or overalls.
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This PDF pattern is a fantastic resource for sewists! Its versatility for modifications is a huge plus, allowing for great creative freedom. The idea of a flexible base pattern reminds me of the dynamic gameplay in Steal the Brainrot</a>, where you must also adapt and strategize to succeed. Thanks for sharing this valuable pattern with the community