Circle Ruffle Dress

 

My favorite thing about this dress? The rope tie belt.  Who doesn’t need a belt like that in their life? I’m just saying.

My second favorite thing? Just how cute this dress is, and how super duper easy it is to make. I mean – it has serged hemlines and everything! You simply cannot beat that, especially in these Summer hours where the days are long and the sewing time is short.

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Circle Ruffle Dress DIY

(aka – the easiest t-shirt dress you will make this Summer.)

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How to make a circle ruffle dress

• Skill level: Advanced beginner
• Time needed: 1 – 2 hours

MATERIALS:

• 2 yards knit fabric
• Bodice sloper, or t-shirt dress pattern
• Coordinating thread
• Universal ball point sewing needle, HERE
• Measuring tape, HERE
• Rotary cutter / fabric scissors, HERE
• Sewing machine, HERE
• Serger, HERE

In need of a sloper pattern? I found a free kids bodice sloper on BurdaStyle (HERE). I have not tried this pattern, so please make a muslin first if you intend to use it. The fabric seen in today’s post is from Raspberry Creek Fabrics HERE. 

INSTRUCTIONS:

 

And you are done!

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Thanks so much for stopping by, and until next time…

Happy sewing!