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You’ll be a star pupil in this 1960s-inspired Study Hall Dress. With two dress lengths (including a very short mod skirt!), two sleeve lengths, and an optional collar, this will be the perfect dress to transition into warmer spring weather.

The unique princess lines carry into the full front pockets, perfect for stashing treats and secret notes to pass to friends. Plus the design allows you to play with color blocking or fabric on the bias for added interest—and this makes a nice sewing challenge, too!

The plaid wool version I'm wearing is perfect for winter, with three-quarter length sleeves. Susie is adorable year-round in a Chanel-inspired boucle tweed (with sparkles!), and the Pucci-print inspired dress is my nod to the mod 1960s look. 

You'll find the tiled file (for printing at home on A4 or letter size sheets and taping together) and the A0 file (for printing at a copy shop like ThePlottedPattern.com or PDFPlotting.com). Please note that we have two size blocks, so make sure to download the correct files for the size you're making. If you have any questions about which size to sew, don't forget to read our blog post with all the details!

Don’t forget to watch the companion tutorial video and then share your makes with the hashtags #charmpatterns and #studyhalldress!

xoxo,
Gertie

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Anonymous

Ohhhhh 😱 you have given me EXACTLY what I was starting to look for… princess lines, fitted, shaped, 60s 💗💗💗

Anonymous

Is that Pucci print dress cotton sateen? Where is it from, I want to make exactly that dress - or maybe in a yellow/orange colourway 🧡

Angelina da Piano

This one with a pencil skirt and the Rainbow Prada Fabric 😍 this will be my next Project 🥰

Erin Michelle

Susie looks BANGIN' in that dress with that hair, me-WOW!