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DOWNLOAD LINK AT THE END OF THE POST I am coming back to super simple designs – and today it is the boxy top. This project may make the first time sewists find it less struggling to make a wearable piece of clothing. Just choose a piece of soft fabric – it may be stretchy knit (but don’t opt for very stretchy fabric as your home sewing machine won’t be able to handle it) or soft, flowy woven fabric (to make the top fall nicely along your body and look less boxy on you). Please take a look at…
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How To: Boxy Minimal Sleeveless Crop Top with Geometrical Square/Mini V Neck This project features some of the most amazing fabric I've ever found. It's a 100…
Agustina is a simple and slightly cropped boxy top with round neckline and cuff sleeves. And sometimes simple is best. An ideal beginner sewing project, this top sews up in just a couple of hours and requires very little fabric. We chose to make this top in our gauzy open weave linen that has a...
Hey there! Time to share some sewing. It has been a slow start back into the garment game but I've started off with a bang. This post includes the pattern, hooray! And audio/visual content, whoa! This is the Odette top. She was born because I have been struggling with wearing woven tops. All I ever want to do is wear knits. My current woven tops aren't comfortable enough for me to want to take them off the hanger. They either feel too restricting or are cropped to wear with high-waisted…
Both boxy tops and pencil skirts can be difficult to style individually, but together they create a balanced silhouette. Amanda Walker has designed each piece to make the most of the fabric, using the chambray’s reverse to make a contrast hem, then doubling up the knit for a thicker skirt with no bottom hem. You can make it from a single layer too, just add a hem allowance to the length. Better still, there are no fussy pattern pieces, simply draw directly onto the wrong side of your…
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