Product Description
Please see below for details on PDF pattern process*
The Meghan peasant imparts a stunning silhouette to women of all shapes and sizes. It is relaxed and so easy to wash and wear, but can be made as dressy as you choose with lots of sleeve and length options. The flattering empire bodice can be made with a plunging neckline that shows a bit of dcollet, or it can be made to be a bit more modest, depending on your comfort level. The vibrant damasks, florals, and stripes from the Sis Boom Collection are perfectly suited for this style. Use a single fabric for a classic, continuous look, or mix and max for bohemian patchwork fun.
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- Misses XS (0-2) to XL (16-18)
- Womens 1X (16W-18W) to 3X (24W-26W)
Sis Boom Pattern Co Patterns are designed by Jennifer Paganelli of Sis Boom and Carla Crim of Scientific Seamstress.
*After placing your order you will be emailed a link to download your PDF file. Additionally, a link will appear in your account history/downloads page. Once you click on the download link, the download process will automatically occur. The pattern is a PDF file. You will need a program that reads PDF’s, such as Adobe Reader. Please note- should you not receive your Sis Boom pattern via email within minutes of placing your order, please check your junk / spam folder. Patterns are then printed on your end and assembled. For more information regarding the PDF download, printing and assembling process, visit our FAQ page.
I made the Meghan dress last week and it was super easy! I have to confess, I have only made little boy clothes and cloth diapers. Those things take some skill, but I was afraid to sew something for myself. It was so easy! From pattern printing to finish was 3 hours (give or take). I have a 2 year old, so there were even several interruptions. I wouldn’t worry too much over the fit. The dress is very full and the elastic length can change the fit drastically. I am 9 months pregnant and wanted something loose for the belly and for nursing. This dress is great because I can pull it down easily to nurse the newborn. The only thing I did differently was use a serger (vs a straight stitch then zigzag finishing the edges). To make things even better, Sis Boom is super responsive via email and Facebook (I had a question about the fabric amount). I can’t wait to make more and am excited to try out some different patterns! BTW- I am a curvy girl and made the 2x. The fit was just about perfect!