Dressing gown pattern

Make getting out of bed something to look forward to, by stitching Amanda Walker’s lovely wrap for yourself. Sewn from cotton lawn in a delicate floral print, the edges and sleeve bands are finished off with pink bias binding for an eye-catching contrast. Slip it on and enjoy a lazy Sunday morning lounging around the house – you can always get dressed later…

Stitch up your own comfy gown using our free dressing gown sewing pattern

Drafting and sewing instructions for you to sew a robe - DIY gift for women that can be made in any size out of rectangles

I decided to make my son a dressing gown as we couldn't find one suitable in the shops! He wanted a comfortable and good length dressing gown but we couldn't find any! So I decided that this would be my next sewing project! I was lucky enough to find an old duvet cover from a local charity/thrift shop at a very reasonable price and in excellent condition. I used one of my dressing gowns as a guide for the pattern and just added extra length where needed. My Instructions: Step 1: I lay my…

Wrap yourself in softness with our beautiful waffle weave linen bathrobe. Lightweight and soft against your skin, this cozy bathrobe features a kimono collar, two generously sized patch pockets and a belt. Very absorbent and comfortable, this kimono style linen robe is ideal for bath, lounging at home, pool, vacation, gym… Well, everything! And the...

In this video, I sewed an 18th Century dressing gown to wear postpartum. I show the entire sewing process, including thousands of cartridge pleats, a collar, and interesting 18th century sleeves. #18thcenturyfashion #historicalsewing #sewingblogger #18thcentury #18thcenturystyle #historicalfashion #sewing #sewingproject #sewingmachine #sewinglove #sewingaddict #sewingpattern #sewinglife #sewingmama #sewingtime #sewingblog #sewingprojects #sewingfun #sewingisfun #sewingpatterns #sewingmom

Learn to make a robe pattern with this simple tutorial! Sewing pattern tutorial for robe, custom sized.

‘Dressing-gowns are generally made of warm materials, for the winter, as flannels, either printed or plain […] For summer, they are of dimity, calico, twilled muslin, and sometimes, though rarely, of silk.’ (The Workwoman’s Guide, 1840) For my Victorian wrapper or dressing gown I used off-white cotton flannel fabric printed with pink roses and green … Continue reading Victorian Wrapper Dressing Gown →

Yikes, it's late autumn already and Christmas is Nearly HERE! When I was growing up, I always got robes as gifts at Christmas. For some reason, a robe ...

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I wouldn't have said a housecoat was a dream project but it has been a long time coming. I have started them before and had wobbles that end in scissors but this time I was determined to finish. Despite my confidence wobble part of the way through I have finished it... well almost I haven't hemmed it haha. In my defense I have been really busy with both Etsy shops and I wanted to make sure I gave a decent review of this one I chose Simplicity 4005 from my own stash of patterns and also made…

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[Self Drafted] Dressing gown for my wedding (and when I want to be a princess) #sewing #crafts #handmade #quilting #fabric #vintage #DIY #craft #knitting

Everyone needs a basic robe in their wardrobe and the Fleur delivers. This quick and easy sewing pattern can be made from a variety of fabrics.

Well, this turned out even less seasonally appropriate than I expected. As I said in my plan, I've been thinking for a while about replacing the dressing gown I made in 2018. There is so much wrong with it. My review of it was mixed even at the time, but the garment has aged really badly on all fronts. The fabric had zero recovery and looked like shit after six months. The shoulder seams are halfway down my arms now. The pockets are especially unsightly even though I stopped using them years…

Hello! I know it's been awhile...things have been busy here as of late BUT I have managed to fit some sewing in! One of the items I have wanted to add to my wardrobe the most is a 1940s dressing gown. Enter Butterick 5152, a reissued vintage pattern from 1948 in perfect time for the Sew for Victory 2.0, a 1940s sew-along: I made the dressing gown out of a rich and heavy silk jacquard fabric. I've used a similar version of this fabric before (in red) to make a 1930's gown. It sews like a…

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