The Cirrus Romper Free Sewing Pattern

Find the perfect balance of elegance, comfort, and versatility with The Cirrus Romper Free Sewing Pattern!

The polka dot georgette drapes beautifully, while the cotton voile lining keeps you cool and comfortable all day long. The deep V-neckline embellished with lace trim, graces the front, the back, and continues around the sleeve ruffles to create a harmonious look that captures attention from every angle. 

This advanced-level pattern effortlessly transitions from day to night, making it an ideal choice for various events. Spring and summer fashion is all about embracing lightweight, breathable fabrics and stylish designs that keep you comfortable in the heat!

Purchase Products Used Below:

• 3 yards of Famous Australian Designer Black and White Polka Dots Polyester Georgette
• 3 yards of Toulouse Black Mercerized Organic Egyptian Cotton Voile
• 4 yards of European Black Scalloped Crochet Lace Trim with Satin Ribbon Detail – 2″
• 1 each of 4017 Black 10m Gutermann Elastic Thread
• ! each of 10 Black 100m Gutermann Sew All Thread
• MDF380 – The Cirrus Romper Sewing Pattern (Free download below!)

Alternative Recommended Fabrics:

• Chiffon
• Crepe
• Rayon
• Silk

How To Sew The Cirrus Romper Free Sewing Pattern:

Step 1

Sew the front shorts at center front with 1/2″ seam allowance for the main fabric and the lining fabric.

Step 2

Sew the back shorts at center back with 1/2″ seam allowance for the main fabric and the lining fabric.

Step 3

Sew front and back together at the side seams with 1/2″ SA for the main fabric and the lining fabric.

Step 4

Sew the front and back together at inseam with 1/2″ SA for the main fabric and the lining fabric.

Step 5

Sew 1/4″ rolled hem for the main fabric and the lining fabric.

Step 6

Bring the main shorts over the lining shorts and sew them together at the waist with 1/4″ seam allowance.

Step 7

Sew the main fabric waistband over the lining waistband with 1/4″ SA all around.

Step 8

Sew the ends of the waistband right sides together with 1/2″ SA.

Step 9

To shirr the waistband, create multiple rows of stitches 1/4″ apart, using elastic thread in the bobbin and regular thread at the top.

Step 10

Sew the top front lining to the top back lining at the shoulder seams with 1/2″ SA for both sides.

Step 11

Sew top front center and top back center at the shoulder seams with 1/2″ SA for both sides of the main fabric.

Step 12

Sew top front side and top back side at the shoulder seams with 1/2″ SA for both sides of the main fabric.

Step 13

Create a basting stitch on one side of the sleeve ruffle and sew the lace trim to the other side.

Step 14

Create gathers to the sleeve ruffle by pulling the thread on the side with the basting stitch.

Step 15

Pin and sew the sleeve ruffle sandwiched in between the top center and top side pieces.

Step 16

Sew the top lining to the top main fabric around the armhole, right sides together.

Step 17

Under stitch the lining to the seam allowance to get a clean finish at the armholes.

Step 18

Pin and sew the lace trim along center front, using the other side with the straight edge.

Step 19

Sew the side seams closed with 1/2″ SA right sides together.

Step 20

Use a zig-zag stitch to join both sides together with the lace trim, sewing 7″ up from center front and 2″ up from center back.

Step 21

Pin the waistband to the top and sew 1/2″ seam allowance all around.

Step 22

Pin the completed shorts to the bottom of the waistband and sew 1/2″ seam allowance all around.

Step 23

Fold the drawstrings right sides together and sew 1/4″ along the edge. Use a loop turner to flip the straps right side out.

Step 24

Place the straps on each side of the back, measuring 3″ down from the shoulder seams, and sew them to the inside of the fabric.

Congratulations! You’ve successfully completed sewing of The Cirrus Romper. This advanced-level project is no small feat, and your dedication and skill have brought a beautiful piece to life. Wearing a garment you’ve created with your own hands is an incredible feeling, and you should be proud of your achievement!

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