
Place back bodice pieces right sides together and sew along center back seam.With right sides together, match up and sew along the diagonal of the back bodice and back midsection.Using a serger or stretch stitch finish sewing the top bodice front and midsection bodice front together.Match up, right sides together, top bodice front and midsection bodice front, at the staystitching and sew V in place without stretching the fabric.Clip into the V midsection bodice without going through any stitching.Repeat on the top bodice piece (Red front). With the front midsection bodice piece (front white piece), sew a staystitch 1/4” away from the edge 3” up from either side of the V.

Using a zig zag stitch, stitch down both long edges of the overlay.Once all pattern pieces are cut out, find the top center of the overlay piece and the center of the front bodice and match those up.I also adjusted the overlay piece to be in the shape of a rectangle instead of a triangle. After cutting those pieces apart I added a seam allowance of 1/4” to both pieces at the line I cut. I cut the front bodice and back bodice at an angle to add in the section for the white fabric. Before cutting out any fabric, make any adjustments to the pattern.Unless noted, use a stitch that will stretch when making this leotard. Or you can use a serger, as those stitches are meant to stretch with the fabric. On a regular sewing machine you can use a zig zag stitch or a stretch stitch.


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