SINGER · Dress Form
Fit the garment while you can still change it
See the shape of a garment while you work on it. The SINGER small/medium adjustable dress form gives you a three-dimensional fitting surface for dresses, skirts and tops, with independent adjustment dials and a pinnable fabric exterior.
12 adjustment dials
Foam-backed fabric
Tool-free height adjustment
Make the most of this accessory
Shape, drape and proportion
Set the form within its listed bust, waist, hip and neck ranges, then use it to review how fabric hangs as you develop a garment. The foam-backed exterior gives pins a place to hold fabric and pattern pieces during planning.
More consistent hem planning
Adjust the height and use the hem gauge to establish a reference around the garment. Choose this Small/Medium form by measurements rather than clothing size; a form is most useful when all the relevant measurements fall inside its adjustment ranges.
Details worth a closer look
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12 adjustment dials. Gradually adjust the form to measurements within its stated range.
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Foam-backed fabric. Provides a surface for pinning fabric and patterns during fitting.
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Tool-free height adjustment. Set the working height to suit your garment.
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Hem gauge. Helps establish a consistent hem position before finishing.
Specifications at a glance
| Bust |
33–40 inches |
| Waist |
25–32 inches |
| Hips |
34–41 inches |
| Neck |
13 3/8–17 inches |
| Supplier SKU |
DF150SM_RD |
Check the fit. Choose with confidence.
Choose by body measurements rather than a ready-to-wear clothing size. All of your required measurements need to fall within the form's ranges.
Questions about SINGER Adjustable Dress Form - Small/Medium
How do I expand the form?
Turn each dial a little at a time, working evenly around the form rather than fully expanding one section first.
Does assembly require tools?
Basic assembly is required, but tools are not.
What if one of my measurements falls outside the range?
Choose a form that accommodates all the required measurements. Matching the bust alone does not establish the correct fit.
The ThreadWorks difference
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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