Sewing pattern linen top

(Worn here with our crisp linen pants, tutorial HERE) Your most essential basic top is here! Phoebe is a simple linen tank both a versatile and essential staple for every wardrobe. Light, breezy, relaxed and sure to keep you cool all season long! It is also a great first project for beginners. No darts, no...

It’s amazing how something as childish as pom poms could really make a comeback in fashion, but they, along with their tassel sister, are taking over this Summer. A pom pom trimmed tank is ju…

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There’s nothing like a little bow detail to add interest to a simple top. We dreamt up this cute tie front top envisaging effortless white linen accented by a minimal not-too feminine bow. Adding just the right amount of detail, we’re picturing this tied over a bikini in summertime, layered over other linens with our […] Read More

When I first started sewing garments, I immediately fell in love with linen. I loved how it wrinkled with wear and it felt very forgiving as I taught myself how to sew a straight line or maintain the same seam allowance throughout a pattern. So when I sat down to think of my seven favorite...

When I first started sewing my own clothes, the Laurence Top pattern by Vivian Shao Chen was the first piece of clothing I sewed! Since […]

Sleeveless Linen Top Sewing Pattern, Basic Top Sewing Pattern, Easy T-shirt sewing Pattern,Size XS - 4XL, Suitable For UsLetter-A4-A0 Format When you purchase this pattern, you will receive a digital (pdf) sewing pattern and instructions. Once your payment processes, you will automatically receive a download links of pattern files. If you have any problem accessing the files, please don't hesitate to contact me. ✔️ US Sizes: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30 ✔️ Standard…

How to Sew a Tank Top Sewing Tutorial for Beginners Linen tank top DIY #sewing #sewingtutorial #sewinginspiration #linen #diytanktop

I recently made a slip dress out of this adorable lemon pattern material. As much as I can I try and get the exact amount of fabric needed for the garment to reduce wastage and cost. But whenever I do end up with left overs I always put it to good use by creating a little something that suits the