*This pattern is only available as a PDF download for you to print and assemble at home. For help with the downloading, printing and assembling process, please see this post* The Top A woven tank top with clean lines and a tab hem, Polly features a contrast panel at the front allowing for endless colour and fabric combinations, as well as shaping the bust without the need for darts. Simple and quick to make, but don’t let that fool you; The Polly Top provides just the right amount of challenge, encouraging you to hone your skills sewing curves and making your own bias tape to bind the neckline and armholes. Multi-sized sewing pattern from UK 6 / US 2 up to UK 20 / US 16 Feel like you need a little extra help to make your Polly? Follow our tutorial video below for step-by-step instructions. Fabric What you need Finished measurements Polly’s a pretty flexible gal so have a go making her up in any of the following.light to medium weight wovens such as cotton lawn, quilting, voile, shirting, poplin, batiste, broderie, flannel, lace; drapey fabrics such as silk crepe de chine, silk charmeuse, chiffon, habotai, rayon, wool crepe; even knits such as ponte, double knit and viscose jersey. ONE VARIATION ONLY 45" / 1.15m ALL SIZES need 2.8m / 3yds 60" / 1.5m ALL SIZES need 2.8m / 3yds Your fabric Pins Tape measure Tailor's chalk Pinking shears (optional) Hand sewing needle Dress makers shears TO PRINT AND ASSEMBLE PATTERN Printer A4 paper Sellotape Paper scissors Size US/UK 2/6 4/8 6/10 8/12 10/14 12/16 14/18 16/20 Finished bust 34in86½cm 35in89cm 36in91½cm 37in94cm 39in99cm 41in104cm 44in111½cm 47in119cm Finished waist 34½in87½cm 35½in90cm 36½in92½cm 37½in95cm 39½in100cm 41½in105cm 44½in112½cm 47½in120cm Finished hip 39in99cm 40in101½cm 41in104cm 42in106½cm 44in111½cm 46in116¾cm 49in124½cm 52in132cm Length - centre back to hem 19½in49½cm 19¾in50cm 20in50½cm 20in50½cm 20in51cm 20½in52cm 21in53cm 21in53cm Polly This humble beauty is a 21st Century explorer - though London is home, she has rarely put down roots in recent years. Instead, she has been pursuing her love of travel and airplane journeys (particularly when settled in with a Bloody Mary and a bag of peanuts). Creative through and through she is mostly to be found armed with her camera, excited by taking portraits of landscapes, friends and foliage on her voyages. She is warm, enthusiastic and bright, living in the world of possibilities - inspiring and motivating all those around her.
Related
Related
Related
Related