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Wrap Front Top with Shoulder Ties

Pattern #5301
Tech. Description

Wrap Front Top with Shoulder Ties

Introducing a stylish women's sewing pattern for a contemporary wrap front top, featuring elegant shoulder ties and graceful draped detailing.

When To Wear

This top is designed for versatile styling, making it an ideal choice for:

  • Casual Chic: Perfect for sophisticated everyday wear, paired with skirts or trousers for a polished look.
  • Summer & Resort: An ideal choice for warm-weather outings, brunches, or vacations, offering comfort and style.
  • Evening & Date Night: Dress it up with accessories for a romantic dinner or a stylish evening out, showcasing its flattering silhouette.

Key Design Features

Silhouette: Fitted through the bodice with a relaxed, draped wrap front and fluttering sleeves.

Neckline: a flattering V-neckline is created by the wrap front, complemented by an elegant off-shoulder or cold-shoulder effect.

Closure: a true wrap-front design offers an adjustable and customizable fit without external closures.

Sleeves: Short, flounce-style sleeves with delicate ties at the shoulders, creating an elegant cold-shoulder detail.

Back: a clean, smoothly fitted back provides a sophisticated contrast to the draped front.

Hem: Straight hemline, designed to sit at the hip.

Level Of Difficulty

Intermediate. Involves working with knit fabrics, precise draping, gathering, and specialized finishing techniques for stretch fabrics.

Fabric Recommendations

Choose light to medium-weight knit fabrics with good drape and stretch for optimal results:

  • Light to medium-weight jersey knits
  • Rayon or Modal jersey
  • Ity knit
  • Viscose knits

Additional Supplies

No additional notions are required.

Cutter's Must

  • From main fabric:
  • Left front - 1 qty
  • Right front – 1 qty
  • Left drape – 1 qty
  • Right drape – 1 qty
  • Back - 1 qty

Sewing Instructions

Tip: To ensure the material remains stretchy in the areas of finished seams, stitch the cut pieces with a narrow zigzag or special stretch stitch. To keep the bottom edge stretchy, overlock the hem with an overlock stitch, then stitch it using a twin needle. The same applies to finishing other edges of the garment that should not lose elasticity. These recommendations do not apply to industrial production.

  1. Overlock, fold, and topstitch the outer edges of the drapes.
  2. Gather the pleats on the shoulder edges of the drapes.
  3. Face the neckline of the left front with the drape.
  4. Face the right front with the drape, inserting the left front to the notches.
  5. Overlock, fold, and topstitch the armhole seam allowances on the front and back.
  6. Overlock, fold, and topstitch the back neckline seam allowances.
  7. Stitch the shoulder seams.
  8. Overlock, fold, and topstitch the shoulder seam allowances of the drapes.
  9. Create folds on the side edge of the drape. Stitch the side seams.
  10. Overlock, fold, and topstitch the bottom of the top.
  11. Turn under the ends of the ties. Fold the ties lengthwise and stitch 0.7 cm from the fold. Turn the ties right side out and press. Close the ends. Attach the ties to the shoulder seams.

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