Judy Top and Dress Pattern

Judy is the perfect asset for those who like a flattering fit and a special design. Wrapping the tie ribbons at the waist creates an elegant silhouette as well as a unique look.

Judy can be made into a dress, a top or a skirt. Here are some of her main features: 

• The dress and skirt come in 4 different lengths.

• The top has a v-neck and you can choose to make a cropped version or a longer version.

• You are also spoiled for choice for the sleeves: a short grown on sleeve, a half-length or a long sleeve. This way you can use this pattern all year round.
• There are no closures to be sewn. Both the dress and the top can be pulled on over your head and the skirt has an elastic waistband.
• The skirt has an interesting 'paper bag' waist, which you can finish with a tie ribbon or without.
• The topstitched center front seam has a slit which is a real eye-catcher! 

Fabric Type

You can use both woven and knitted fabrics. Drapey fabrics are preferred to get a nice wrap effect. Choose thin fabrics for a summer version, or fabrics with a bit more heaviness and warmth for the winter. Avoid thick and stiff fabrics, as they can create bulk when wrapped where you don't want it.

The fabric lengths charts show how much fabric you will need for all variations, calculated on a standard fabric width of 140 cm - 1.55 yd. If your fabric is narrower, you will need more fabric length. For broader or narrower fabrics you can calculate how much fabric you will need by laying out the pattern pieces on the table according to your fabric width and measuring how much fabric length you will need accordingly.

Fabric requirements DRESS

Fabric requirements TOP

Fabric requirements SKIRT