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5601
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AFRICAN TUNIC Pattern Description: Authentic one size Native Dress worn in Africa, with the exception of one “American Tradition”…Pockets. Seam allowance is 4/8” for the main tunic and 3/8” for the trims that are topstitched on top of the tunic. Fabric Requirements Tunic One Size44”- 45” 2 ½ yards 56”- 60” 2 yards Trim44”- 45” 1 yard
56”- 60”
¾ yard Interfacing: 1
yard of 25” for front trim.
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FINISHED MEASUREMENTS |
ONE SIZE |
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Bust |
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54" |
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Sleeve length |
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13" (from neckline) |
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Sleeve width |
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10.5" |
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Pleats width |
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3" |
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Total length |
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39.5" |
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Notions: Seven 5/8” buttons
Variations: The fabric used for the tunic is Authentic African fabric. For a very dressy ensemble, make a big shirt and pants out of the same fabric as the trim fabric. The tunic could be made with just one very large button at the neckline.
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