SINGER · Dress Form
Build garments around your measurements
Refine garment shape before the final seam. The SINGER medium/large adjustable dress form supports fitting and hemming with a pinnable exterior and measurement ranges selected for a fuller fit than the small/medium version.
12 sizing dials
Foam-backed outer fabric
Adjustable height
Make the most of this accessory
See the shape as it develops
The Medium/Large form gives you a three-dimensional reference while evaluating seams, proportions and drape. Its foam-backed fabric exterior supports pinning as you work, so you can assess an idea before committing to the next sewing step.
Choose the range that actually fits
Bust, waist, hips and neck all matter. Compare each measurement with the chart rather than selecting by a familiar clothing-size label. Adjust the dials gradually and evenly, working around the form as described by the manufacturer.
Details worth a closer look
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12 sizing dials. Adjust the form in small, even increments to approach your measurements.
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Foam-backed outer fabric. Pin garments or patterns while evaluating drape and seam placement.
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Adjustable height. Set the form for the length of the garment you are making.
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Hem gauge. Mark a consistent reference before sewing the hem.
Specifications at a glance
| Bust |
40–46 inches |
| Waist |
31–37 inches |
| Hips |
40–46 inches |
| Neck |
13 3/4–17 inches |
| Supplier SKU |
DF151ML_GR |
Check the fit. Choose with confidence.
Measure bust, waist, hips and neck before selecting a form. A clothing-size label alone is not sufficient for choosing the correct adjustment range.
Questions about SINGER Adjustable Dress Form- Medium/Large
Can I adjust one section all the way at once?
Work around the dials gradually and evenly to respect the form's tension system.
Do I need tools to assemble it?
No tools are required for basic assembly.
Should I choose by my usual dress size?
Use the listed bust, waist, hip and neck ranges instead. Ready-to-wear size labels vary and do not confirm that the form can match your measurements.
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A sewing family behind your purchase
ThreadWorks is led by the third generation of the Mulqueen sewing family in Arizona. Our family's sewing-business experience goes back to 1977, with years spent around machines, service benches, parts and the people who use them.
A useful sewing-room tool should suit the projects you actually make. Tell us what you are working on and which details matter most to you. We can help you compare the listed features before you choose, whether you are building a new setup or improving a familiar one.
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