MakerEd project in the Vanier Learning Commons.

1. Mighty Girl Clothing
Design.
Anna Crosland, T.L.

2. These
patterns
can be a
dress,
pants, skirt,
jacket or
body suit.

4. Fold along the top
IF YOU
HAVE PRINT
FABRIC, THE
PATTERN
SHOULD BE
ON THE
INSIDE

6. Make the neck hole small.
You can always make it
bigger later.

8. Choose thread
that is close to
the colour of
your fabric. This
is done in black
so you can see
it better.
Leave about a
pencil width
around the
edge.
Pattern on the
INSIDE.

9. Can be an astronaut
suit by cutting up
the middle to make
pants.

10. Turn the
item inside
out.

11. Cut carefully up
the middle. This
will be the back
of the dress.

14. Use the same
piece of paper
to make a jacket
or top. Cut it to
the length you
want.

15. Fold along the top

16. Cut larger than
pattern. Jackets are
wider than a dress.

17. IF YOU
HAVE PRINT
FABRIC, THE
PATTERN
SHOULD BE
ON THE
INSIDE

18. Don’t stitch
along the
bottom.

19. Cut up the
middle of the
front.

20. Turn inside
out.

21. Cut small
neck space

22. Iron if
necessary to
make a collar.

23. Add buttons
to stitch it
closed. The
buttons will
not undo.
They are for
show.

24. This pattern
can be pants
or a long or
short skirt.

26. Sew like the
other pieces and
turn inside out.
The waist will be
big.

27. Stitch to fit
- see next
pic.

28. Stitch to fit.
Gather at the
back.

31. The saree was
tricky. There are
a lot of hidden
stitches and folds
underneath. I
made a top with
a small piece of
fabric.

32. See next pic
for saree
wrapping
ideas.