11.28.2011

(tutorial) Urban Outfitters Ecote Dress Knockoff PATTERN


I finally got the pattern for this dress finished and uploaded.  
I usually wear a size 6-8 in dresses, or medium in most clothes.  
This is a pretty roomy dress, contained by a belt, so it would probably work if you were a size larger. 
To change it to be larger or smaller, I would just shave some off/add some to the fold line, adjusting the neckline to be the same.
You can download the printable pattern for free HERE.

Materials:
2 1/2 yards fabric (should not be stiff fabric, flowy would be best)
fusible interfacing
matching thread










 If you are unsure how to understitch, here is a great tutorial.




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10 comments:

  1. Handan Budak YİĞİTNovember 30, 2011 at 6:08 AM

    Realy lovely dress. Thank you for printable pattern and details.

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  2. This is so so great! Like the dress I have been searching for, I am totally making one! Thanks so much for sharing!

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  3. So cute! I cant wait to try it out. Thanks!

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  4. I have a random question - where did you get those cute boots?? If you would be so kind as to email me, I would be very grateful!! sawyer(dot)kel(at)gmail(dot)com

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  5. Looking for patterns for summer dresses... LOVE this! pinning it!

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  6. Thanks so much for sharing this with SewSet! It was featured as one of today's top patterns. I love this dress Jen!

    Hope you are having a great day!
    - Jess, SewSet.com

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  7. Is the lace just an underskirt or is that part of the dress?

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  8. I made one of these dresses and love it! here is my link.

    http://laurenphd.blogspot.com/2012/08/day-6-refashion-curtains-to.html

    Thank you so much ladies for putting your tutorials online. It is sincerely appreciated. :)

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  9. Hi, I linked back to this tutorial on my post about changing around patterns for different outcomes. You can find the link here http://sewtlc.blogspot.com/2012/09/little-changes-big-outcomes-how-to.html
    This is one of my favorite patterns!

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  10. Thanks for this awesome pattern. I just made it. It was very easy. You can check it out here.
    http://jakoblaylaruby.blogspot.com/2013/04/new-dress-from-icandy-handmade.html

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