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Free Pattern Download of Basic Peplum Gore | Web Extra

Start with this pattern to design a flattering peplum.

By Threads magazine Threads #196, April/May 2018
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In “Flare for Peplums,” Threads #196 (April/May 2018), Judith Neukam explains how to design a flattering peplum.

She walks readers through the steps to add fullness to a peplum, include pleats, or create a gently folded drape. It all starts with a peplum gore pattern.

Download the PDF peplum gore pattern (below) and follow Judith’s instructions in the “Flare for Peplums” print article for customizing.

 

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  1. user-6984562 | | #1

    Any tips of getting a pattern of the basic bodice for the peplum?

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      Katie_Strano | | #2

      Hi! The bodice pictured is from Simplicity SewStylish 1699, which unfortunately is now out of print. Take a look at Simplicity 8512, it has a similar cut.

  2. ferentes | | #3

    super

  3. terentes | | #4

    nice

  4. enderfens | | #5

    cool

  5. grefenis | | #6

    fajne

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    TanyaSHerring | | #7

    Amazing dress. I love the shirt small dot print pattern..

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