Xipe Totec PDF Pattern | Wrap Dress Top and Skirt w. Ruffles

The Xipe Totec Pattern is a digital PDF sewing pattern including instructions and a PDF pattern for sewing a wrap top, skirt or dress with optional ruffles.

The Xipe Totec Pattern is designed to flatter all kinds of body types, since the fitted bodice and flowy skirt create a wonderfully feminine silhouette. Fluttery circle sleeves provide enough room for fresh air on hot summer days.

Featuring > Sizes: A – I (Bust size 76cm-112cm / 30in-44in ) > 16 different versions: top, skirt and dress versions with a variety of ruffle options and two different skirt lengths. > Includes: Instructions with illustrations, printing instructions, size guide, inspirational pictures; PDF pattern > Printing sizes available: A4, US letter, A0 > Seam allowance of 1cm is included in the pattern > Sewing skill level: 🐝🐝 (Intermediate or advanced beginner. Some experience with bust adjustments recommended.) > Supplies needed: Printer&paper, scissors&tape, fabric, sewing machine, thread, a closing mechanism of your choice (straps, hook & eye or buttons) > Suggested fabric: woven fabrics such as cotton, viscose, linen or similar fabrics > Language: English 🇬🇧

🧵👗 Sewing Tips ✂📏 Sewing a muslin/toile first is always recommended since it allows you to check the fit and make any necessary adjustments first. When choosing your size, I recommend going after your waist measurement and performing a full bust adjustment (FBA) if necessary. This pattern is designed for a dessmaker's B-cup and for a body height of 165cm (5'5"). If the difference between your upper bust and full bust measurement is more or significantly less than 5cm (2"), performing an FBA might be necessary to get the fit right.

📚The Story Behind The Name: 'Xipe Totec' (pronounciation [shipe-totek]) is one of the four creator-gods in Aztec mythology, also known as a lifedeath-rebirth deity, god of agriculture, vegetation, spring, liberation and the seasons. The name literally translates to 'Our Lord The Flayed One', since Xipe Totec flayed himself to give food to humanity, symbolic of the way maize seeds lose their outer layer before germination and of snakes shedding their skin.

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❕ Please note: I cannot provide refunds or exchanges on digital patterns. If you have any issues, feel free to contact me via email or Instagram, I'm always happy to help! This product is a PDF pattern to download and print at home or at a copy shop. You will receive all documents in one zip file. No physical pattern will be sent. This is the only store for buying Telabeja sewing patterns. If you see anyone else selling or distributing my pattern, please report them and inform me about it. This pattern is for personal, non-commercial use only. Copyright © 2022 Telabeja

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