Dress to Jumpsuit Conversion Sewing Pattern
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This jumpsuit sewing pattern includes instructions to make this gorgeous jumpsuit from scratch, or you can use the instructions to upcycle an existing dress and convert it into a jumpsuit.
Designed by guest designer Kate McGuire of Converted Closet, this pattern features an invisible zip, three optional sleeve lengths, four optional leg lengths, two optional cuff finishes, optional pockets, and an optional tie belt.
Instant download digital sewing pattern. Includes sizes XXS-5XL
Options
• Three back closures: full length zip, single keyhole and zip, or double keyhole and small zip
• Three sleeve lengths: sleeveless, short, or long
• Four leg lengths: shorts, culottes, three-quarter, or long
• Ribbon casing or elasticated cuffs
• Pockets
• Tie belt or scarf accessory
Features
• Advanced-beginner friendly
• Sew from scratch or upcycle a dress and convert it into a jumpsuit
• Scoop-neck design with fitted and shaped bodice
• Invisible zip
• Fitted hips with loose, flowing trousers
• Gathered sleeve head
• Packed with pro tips and expert advice
• Includes full size, print-at-home pattern pieces
• Includes step-by-step tutorial with photos
• Instant-download digital sewing pattern
Main Fabric - You can use nearly any light or medium weight woven or knit fabric for this jumpsuit.
Lining Fabric - it needs to be a light or medium weight woven fabric. If using a shear fabric, you will need to line the bodice and legs. You will not need to do this with knit fabrics.
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Notions
- Light weight interfacing - approximately half a yard will be sufficient for all sizes.
- Invisible zipper.
- full length zip OPTION:
- XXS - XL: 1x 24 inches
- 2XL - 5XL: 1x 26 inches
- Single keyhole with zip OPTION:
- XXS - XL: 1x 16 inches
- 2XL - 5XL: 1x 18 inches
- Double keyhole with zip OPTION:
- 1x 8 inches
- Ribbon tie hem OPTION: 3/8 inch wide ribbon, approximately 4 yards will be sufficient for all sizes.
- Elastic casing OPTION: 3/8 inch elastic, approximately 2 yards will be sufficient for all sizes.
- Sleeveless OPTION: 1/2 inch wide bias binding, approximately 3 yards will be sufficient for all sizes.
- Keyhole OPTIONS: for a single keyhole, you will need 1x Button and button hoop. For a double keyhole you will need 2x.
Tools
- Sewing machine
- Zipper foot or invisible zipper foot
- Scissors
- Optional Wonder Tape
- Pins or clips
- Tape measure or ruler
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“This pattern is very detailed and will guide you carefully through creating your jumpsuit. I love that the instructions include a tutorial for using an existing dress!”
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Kelly Tuttle –
This pattern is very detailed and will guide you carefully through creating your jumpsuit. I love that the instructions include a tutorial for using an existing dress!
Lisa Giorcelli –
This is such a great pattern for an incredibly flattering and easy to wear outfit. There are so many options so you can make one to suit every season and occasion!
Laure Clark Hill –
I love sewing with wovens and this pattern is a great way to showcase the way different weaves drape. I also like that there’s a sleeveless option as I always prefer to start with a sleeveless base layer and then add on top of it
Adelle Pears –
I have never made a jumpsuit before always believing I wouldn’t suit them, this jumpsuit feels amazing! I was hoping I would like it but not prepared for just how much I love it. I’m going to be making more for sure. As always the instructions are amazing and there are so many options!
Jenna Page –
I love all the options for this jumpsuit! Different leg lengths, arm lengths, hem finishes, zip and button closure options, you’ll find a jumpsuit for any occasion!!
I made the 3/4 length with short sleeves and used the elasticated sleeve option. Safe to say I’ll be making a lot more of these and will be exploring all the different finishes!
As always great step by step instructions fully illustrated. And a great video link for help with the invisible zipper.
And the fact you can make it in woven or knit it is the ultimate versitile pattern! I can’t wait to make a jumpsuit for all occasions and all seasons! Thanks for another fab pattern Rebecca Page!
Jane Whicheloe –
Great pattern. Took a little longer than some of the other patterns but well worth it
Amy Kaczenski –
Easy, quick and beautiful fit! I love the options and I love how perfect it fits and looks! Bonus that it’s made for wovens and knits!!!
Sarah Hopkins –
“I made my first ever jumpsuit, I love it and will not be my last!
The pattern is really versatile, I can see me making many more. The instructions are clear allowing for a neat and professional looking finish.
I love it and it fits, so next time it will be even better! “
Corrine Smith –
Abaolutely love this pattern. The fit is flattering and was easy to make.