The Wanda Wrap dress Paper Pattern is a stunning, flattering design, perfect for any occasion. The bodice wraps snugly around the torso, accentuating the bust, while the six-panel skirt flows elegantly to the hemline. With four sleeve lengths and a sleeveless version, this versatile pattern adapts to every season and style. Create your own Wanda using soft, drapey jersey fabric. Fitted sleeves and bodice Wrapped bodice Six-gored flowy skirt Four sleeve lengths Sleeveless option The Wanda Wrap dress Paper Pattern features This item is a PAPER PATTERN printed in color on quality paper Youtube Video Sew-along instructions with detailed descriptions and illustrations Metric and imperial measurements Seam allowances are included in each pattern piece Skill level 2/4 This is a relatively simple project. The instructions feature detailed descriptions with illustrations, and the sewing pattern is designed for individuals with beginner sewing skills. We have a YouTube Sew-along video. What you need to make a Wanda Wrap dress Paper Pattern Lightweight jersey Sewing thread Make the Wanda Wrap dress Paper Pattern with lightweight jersey fabric with 20-30% horizontal stretch. Use Viscose, cotton, ITY, or other jersey fabrics with a beautiful drape. Partner with Wardrobe by Me At Wardrobe by Me, we’re committed to supporting our retail partners with high-quality sewing patterns that inspire creativity and drive sales. Our paper patterns are designed with modern sewists in mind and combine Scandinavian style with clear instructions, making them a perfect fit for your customers. As our B2B partner, you gain access to: A curated collection of bestselling patterns tailored for today’s makers Consistent quality and professional presentation, ready for your store shelves Ongoing support and updates to help you serve your sewing community Thank you for choosing to carry Wardrobe by Me. Together, we can inspire more makers to create garments they’ll love to wear—and strengthen the sewing community worldwide. Find more paper patterns here