This was a really fun project for me, even though the instructions were far from complete and I improvised here and there. The pattern has many pieces, but actually, the panels are all the same size. I cut each panel carefully to produce a chevron effect.
The French printed cotton and the unusual rickrack in my stash worked great for this EvaDress 1941 apron pattern.
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McCall's 8241
McCalls Sewing Pattern 8241 Tops A (XS-S-M-L-XL-XXL). McCalls-8241-A
Know Me patterns offer stylish and versatile designs, including the ME2064 rain jacket, which combines a cropped jacket and a vest that can be worn together or separately. The boxy-fit jacket features a hood, snap closure, and multiple pockets, while the vest has a zippered front and cargo pockets. This sewing kit includes templates, fabric recommendations, and instructions for sizes 44-52, proudly made in the USA.
Butterick, Misses’ Shirts and Shorts 6946 and 6947
This pattern makes fitted shirts with collar, sleeve, and cuff options, plus pleated shorts with a front zipper. Includes styles with rolled sleeves, turn-back cuffs, or a stitched hem. Sized for misses 4–12.
This was a really fun project for me, even though the instructions were far from complete and I improvised here and there. The pattern has many pieces, but actually, the panels are all the same size. I cut each panel carefully to produce a chevron effect.
Pattern illustration
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You did a beautiful job putting all those panels together. I love everything about it.
Thank you, deChez!