Welcome to day one of the Lucy Sew Along Part One!
This is a super fun, super stylish pattern and I can’t wait to sew it up with you.
First, if you don’t have your Lucy pattern get it. It’s comes in both Women’s, Kids, and a Bundle so you can both at a discounted price.
LET’ TALK ABOUT THE PATTERN:
The Lucy Top, Tunic, and Dress includes:
- Princess seams
- Jewel or scoop neck options
- Sleeveless, cap sleeve, short sleeve, elbow sleeve, three-quarter length sleeve, or long sleeves.
- Top, Tunic, Mini Dress and Knee Dress length options
- Optional Lace Up back
The pattern comes in women’s sizes XXS to 5XL and girls’ sizes 0-3m to 14.
This is a pattern you can come back to again and again. Enjoy! Come and show off your style in our 5 out of 4 Patterns Group on Facebook.
An 8.5×11, A4, and A0 version is downloaded with your purchase. Please only use the A4 version if that is the format you need for your printer.
Today we’re all about the printing, assembling and cutting the pattern and fabric. Here’s you’re day one Lucy Part One video:
Never printed a PDF pattern before? Here’s a little video tutorial to get you started.
Need help assembling the pattern? Here’s a little video for that as well:
Well, That’s it for today!
We’ll see you tomorrow for Part Two of our Lucy Sew Along and Tutorial.
Make sure you post your Part ONE progress HERE for you chance to win a $10 gift card! We can’t wait to see what everyone does this week.
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OK so this was my first sew a long live. I didn’t realize it was just downloaded, not an actual live video. Good to know if I can’t make it in time for one in the future. I appreciated to see how Laura cut out the material. I realized I didn’t have one of the back pieces, and didn’t have the neck band. I don’t know how I missed those, but will go back and find them. I also realized that I was about to cut on the grainline not the stretch line, I always get confused on that, but I think I am starting to get it. Finally I loved how Laura used two different fabrics. I haven’t thought about that, nor looked at my fabric that way, but it made me stop and re-think my design. I am going to try to use some scraps to make this. I’m so excited!
I’m so glad this is helpful to you! Let us know if you have any issues and we’ll help as much as we can! Have FUN!
Thank you Laura! As I have stated this is my first sew along, I love that I can catch it and watch and review as many times as needed on areas necessary. Now to start laying out my pattern pieces 🎉