Matchy Matchy Sewing Company - Ruffle Brunch Set Sewing Pattern

The Ruffle Brunch Set is a fresh and playful top and bottom duo that can be worn as a full outfit or fun separates. Designed with comfort in mind, the top features a wide scooped neckline, princess seams, and ruffles at the hems. The lightly puffed sleeves are finished with elastic and hit above the elbow. The top is slightly cropped and secured with simple ties up the front. The bottoms can be sewn as cropped pants or shorts and have a simple elastic waist, inseam pockets and matching ruffles at the hem. We love this set for pajamas, lounge-wear or elevated with accessories for a fun outfit.

With all Matchy Matchy sewing patterns, we’ve designed the The Ruffle Brunch Set to have simple shapes and easy construction to take the overwhelm out of sewing and to help you find the joy of discovery.

Chelsea (short hair) is 5'5" and Morgan is 5'9". Both are wearing a size small. Chelsea's pants were sewn with no modifications. Morgan's pants are lengthened by 3". 

Notions:
• coordinating thread
• 0.5" (1.3 cm) elastic for top
• 1.5" (4 cm) elastic for pants

Difficulty:
Intermediate: Inseam pockets, elastic channel and waistband, bias binding, front ties, baby hem

Included with Download:
• Sewing Instructions
• Top print at home pattern (34 pages)
• Shorts/pants print at home pattern (36 pages)
• Copy shop/A0 pattern (4 pages)
• Mood Board

Your PDF digital file will be available to download immediately after you have completed your purchase. You'll get an email with a downloadable link, and if you've set up an account on our website, you can also find your digital files anytime in your profile. This is a great way to keep everything safe and easy to access whenever you need it.

If you order the Digital Pattern + A0 Printing,  your PDF digital file will be available to download immediately and the A0 pattern sheets will be sent out on the next working day. Please note that we print out the A0 pattern sheets, but you will need to download the digital instructions, as we don’t print these.