The Wilder GownThe Wilder Gown is a loose, flowy, tiered dress that can be sewn up in a bunch of different ways! It has raglan sleeves and ties up at the neck. It is easy to sew and is perfect for drapey woven fabrics. The Wilder Gown can be made as a top or dress, long or short sleeved, with one skirt tier or two. The design is fairly modular so it is easy to customize to your vision! This pattern is for personal and non profit use only. If you are interested in

The boot-length reversible coat pattern is perfect for inventive fabric combinations

full sized pattern printed on tissue paper

Finish: Prism electroplating (outer surfaces only)

The skirt is gathered by a double line of even stitches

Made in Japan

Three collar and two cuff options to choose from to mix and match for three very different looks

Designed for mid-weight woven fabrics

The technique of hand-smocking evolved from the way many of these early garments were fitted

bust and skirt yoke

25 cm • 78 ¾" x ½"

In the second issue of the TAUKO magazine

Design: True left-handed blade orientation with blunted tips