Daughter Judy, Teague Dress PDF Pattern

The Teague is what happens when easy gets interesting. Up top we have a single piece that wraps around you generously but not sloppyily. Down below you've got a slim fit skirt that hugs enough to wear to a dinner that involves linen napkins, but chill enough for a corner store run. Joined together at the waist to create peek-a-boo side cutouts for a casual reveal.

Daughter Judy patterns come in PDF format for use at home, copy shop or projecting with both size ranges included. The DD range comes in sizes XS-XXL and the JJ range comes in sizes 1X-5X.

Skill Level: Advanced Beginner

Sizing & Fabric Requirements: Click here for a detailed size guide, finished garment measurements, and fabric requirements. 

Fabric Recommendations: This pattern was created for knit fabrics with minimum 20% stretch in circumference; jersey/interlock/spandex blend. Or try a stretch woven with similar minimum stretch.

You'll Also Need: 

• Elastic 1" (25mm) wide
• Light weight tricot/stretch interfacing 1/2 yd (.5 m) (optional)
• All purpose thread in matching color
• Needles: Jersey 70/10 or 80/12 or appropriate for fabric
• Marking tool 
• Teflon Foot (optional)

Delivery Details: This is a digital sewing pattern, not a physical copy.

When you purchase this pattern, you can download the PDF files from the order confirmation screen. You will also receive an email from SendOwl with a link to download the pattern. 

To receive a printed copy of this PDF pattern, select “Digital PDF Pattern + Large Format Printing.” We'll print the pattern out on our large format printer ($3.50/page x 2 or 3). We are happy to ship the pattern to you or set it aside for in store pickup. Your pattern will be folded for shipping or rolled for local pickup. 

We do not print pattern instructions, only the large format pattern pages. You can print the instructions at home on US printer paper if you'd like (or just view them from your device). 

Please give us a call at 612-743-9505 or send an email to info@lakesmakerie.com if you have any questions about the printing process.