This is such a cute pattern! The construction method is giving me so many ideas, like adding a power mesh layer to the lining with elastic at the bottom to make a built-in shelf bra. Would be soooo good for a bathing suit!
Just bought the pattern today. Love how "simple and basic" this tee is with an awesome twist. I'm going to sew one for each day of a month 😉👍 thank you so much for the tutorial.
Thank you for this pattern!! I gladly purchased it after going to a department store and trying on a similar square neck top bodysuit that pulled uncomfortably. Sewing to the rescue again!! I am now planning to make MANY of these!
I have made a couple of these in the long sleeve version and absolutely love the pattern. I’m wondering if I wanted to make a tank out of this pattern would I just omit the sleeves and then do some kind of hem on the armstyce?
Oh WOW Thank you so very much 💖 ❤️ 💓 I am going to make a closet full of these. You really made it so I can be successful and took the hard parts and made them so doable. I am very grateful for the sewing instructions too!! Everyone will be wearing these soon. I'm very excited!! Remember? I was looking for this pattern on your website after seeing you wear it on your channel!! Lol. I am over the moon
I just found you on TH-cam and am so glad. The thing I really like about your videos, (the ones that I that I have watched and I am in the process of binge-watching), is that they are normal, natural, full of useful information, and homegrown. I use the word "homegrown" only in the best possible way. What I mean is that your personality shines through and this makes these videos incredibly watchable. I have made numerous iterations of the cozy Cardi, which get compliments all of the time and no one knows that they were homemade. I just watched your bucket hat sew-along. Your process of discovery, in terms of what you really wanted it to be was so gratifying to watch. Maybe gratifying is the wrong word, but to see you move ahead, make alterations in the pattern, discover what type of topstitching worked best, and do it in real time, that is what I mean by watchable. And having to redo the Birdie close collar! In this age of perfection, perfection, perfection, you are reflecting the reality of sewing. I really appreciate what you are doing. Today I will make your bucket hat pattern, and hopefully I can find the correct grommet applicator. The grommets really elevated your hat to the next level. It was a genius final step. As well as washing it. SO CUTE. So, thank you Casey. And this new pattern. So gorgeous! I will first try the comfi T but I see the Brigit in my future. The fact that you have added cup sizes makes these T's possible for me to wear. (: Thank you again. M
Thank you so much! This is so nice to read this morning. I'm so glad you are enjoying the videos and patterns :) I love this stuff and I love sharing it, so it makes me happy to know others enjoy what I'm sharing here!
I've made two trials and it's so easy to make, it takes very little time to sew using cheap fabric until I get that center front to not be too wide. (I have fitting anxiety.) I am dying to hack it into a simple dress. It is drafted very throughtfully, especially the c cup and larger having more ease in place of a dart. THANKS
I'm so glad you've enjoyed the pattern--thanks so much for making it! :) I made a dress version a few months ago and shared it here on TH-cam: th-cam.com/video/4WHHZe2v5Yo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=6HL_t5CNpkNkfowQ
I love the pattern! I am going to have to add to my spring patterns list! I was waiting on this release. I think square neck tees are very flattering on me so I am excited.
I Purchased the pattern the day it came out and sewed it up. My daughter saw me in it and asked me to make her one, so I’ve made two now and will be making more. Such a great cute pattern and I love how its put together 👏👏👏👏.
I'm a ding dong. I didn't realize until I watched this that you very cleverly designed this t-shirt without a neckband. Bravo! I'm off to buy the pattern now.
The zigzag hem finish looks good. There is no need to fear the double needle! I think this pattern wold make a good knit bodice block as well .. the fit around the sleeve cap is nice and smooth.
I was so excited to see this pattern because I struggle with neckbands. I bought it and will try it soon. I am worried it might be a little too low-cut for me? But I will see how it looks.
I love this top in all colour variations ❤️👍 and thank you for a very detailed tutorial 🙏. I will give it a go. I have a serger, but I am not very confident with it yet. Thanks again .
Thank you for showing your flat sleeve method. Every time I try to ease into a sewn garment I get highly irritated! I love a square neck line and I love that you show how to self draft, it’s such an important skill to have.
A very clear tutorial and just what I needed.. I’m a little nervous of sewing very stretchy fabrics but your video really explains it well. I do like the wash away tape to help. Love the neckline too - definitely the t shirt pattern that I need! Thank you for the video. 👍
@@PatternScout Well I bought the Bridget pattern, I followed your tutorial and I’ve made a toile!! Despite using very stretchy and very slippery fabric, I now have a wearable toile. I plan to make several others now. I’ve also bought your Roma wrap top/dress pattern as that has one of your tutorials too - I do love a wrap dress!! Thank you so much for your tutorials. I’m feeling very satisfied this evening. 👍
Lovely, you could also use the new myraflex thread from Guterman. It stretches and is fantastic. You can use a standard straight stitch with your sewing machine. No more puckers.
Hi, Casey. Beautiful pattern! I have a question. The neckline is a bit too low for me; would it throw off the pattern lines to raise the neckline on all the pieces?
Thank you! Not at all! I would suggest taking off the same amount from the shoulder piece where it attaches to the front. So basically transfer the amount from the shoulders the the front.
I have wllots of Width in my shoulders and hips but a short torso. This is one of my favorite necklines that excentuate my width in a flattering way. Vs a racer back that makes me just look broad.
I made this today and I love it! I do think the sleeves are a bit too big for me though especially from the elbow down. Could I just take it in additionally at the seam with my serger or would that not work? I am new to sewing and don’t want to potentially ruin it! Also, I hope you and your family are doing well after the news from your last video!
Hey Casey, I am excited about this pattern! I am wondering if you have any suggestions on how to do a broad shoulder adjustment with this type of construction?
Hi Alanna! I'd recommend separating the shoulder at the shoulder notch on the pattern piece, doing the adjustment on the front and back shoulders of the separated pieces, then rejoining them at the shoulder. Hope that helps!
Haha, yes!! It is a really cute fabric! When I getting ready to upload the video, I actually stumbled across another sewing tutorial for a square neck top in the SAME fabric haha.
Love it! such a great pattern! I'm wondering about ways to raise the neck line a bit.. do you think increasing the height of the front bodice piece and then decreasing the same amount to the back pieces where they connect to the front would work?
This looks great! As a less experienced sewist I have a question: what made you decide to design this with linings for the bodice pieces? I never learned what the function of a lining is
Thanks! I wanted to eliminate the neckline bindings and have that smooth finish along the neckline. 🙌 the lining makes that easier and provide a little bit of extra coverage (and an opportunity for a built in shelf bra). :)
Do you mean that if you put and one inch wide elastic under the bodice piece that that would work for a self bra?would you have to make it like two inches longer because of covering the elastic? Thank you
What a great looking pattern! I'm partial to a cuffed long sleeve T. Would I need a ribbed knit in the same color? Loved the construction of this one, what a great idea to do the linings that way and the front yoke as part of the back. 🙂
It would be very easy to insert bra cups and even an elastic band into the lining too. I find it hard to tame bra straps when wearing tops like this. Summer slinky dress with built in bra!
Yessss! This! I will probably have some sort of Brigit pattern hack video at some point. This would be so good for a built in bra (and that would be so comfy for summer!)
Yay!! This is so pretty!! 🤩 Is this the same block/fit as the Comfi Tee? I'm wondering if I can just print out the front and back bodice and use the Comfi sleeves...or are the markings a bit different? Love the idea of the centre front ruching as well...Congrats on the release! 🙌😄
Thanks, Paula Jean! The bodice fit is the same from the bust down, but the front armscye and sleeve have been modified a little (the sleeve cap is a little wider). The old sleeve might still work, but I can neither confirm nor deny that the notches will match 😅
I’ve just made this and love it but the neck ie very centre of the straight across the chest piece gapes…if I put a tiny dart there it would look perfect! Can you help in what I need to adjust when I try it again as I’d love to be able to wear it! Many thanks
I got the pattern the moment I got the email that it came out, I love square neck everything!! I have the pieces cut and I'm about to start on construction, do you think clear elastic instead of the wonder tape would work as well? I love wonder tape how it helps things stay in place but wondered if the clear elastic would be a realistic alternative? Thank you for your videos and swealongs they are really helpful!
Thanks so much! The wonder tape is just a temporary stabilizer (without it, some fabrics can get kinda over-stretched and wavy, especially rib knits). You might be able to forgo the stabilizer for some knits altogether, maybe do a test strip of fabric to see how it does. I tried using elastic in some early versions and wasn't super happy with the results, so that is not my fave. But it's worth a try if you like using it! Hope that helps! Thanks, again! :)
This looks like such a fantastic pattern! Thanks for doing a sewalong! Would wonder tape help with hemming knits? I just attempted my first knit garment - a pair of bike shorts using nylon spandex. To sew the hem, I folded up once and sewed from the inside so I could see the hem edge. I used my walking foot but the edge of the hem kept moving and shifting as I tried to sew it - it was so frustrating and it ended up uneven. Could I tape it down and then sew it? I'm a bit put off sewing with knits now but I am going to buy this pattern and hope for the best 🤞😉
Hey, please. I have a question. My measurements are putting me exactly between a 12c and 14. Even in finished garment measurements. Should I size up? Or down? What would you do??
I came here to see how to attach the two bodice pieces after I line them as I don’t feel it’s especially clear in the pattern & that isn’t included here. Anyone have any visual resources to help?
Once the linings are attached, they will be treated as one with their respective bodices. So the front and back bodice are sewn right sides together with the linings on the wrong side (finished interior) of the bodice pieces. The side seams of the bodice/lining are sewn in the same step as the sleeve seam (shown at 10:23 in the video). Hope that helps! Thanks for making the pattern! :)
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This is such a cute pattern! The construction method is giving me so many ideas, like adding a power mesh layer to the lining with elastic at the bottom to make a built-in shelf bra. Would be soooo good for a bathing suit!
That is such a good idea!! I hadn't even thought about a swimsuit!! Ok my gears are turning now... love that!
Absolutely amazing Tutorial! I am so glad i found this video and thank you for making it!
I’ve already made 3 of these 😭 I love how it fits like a bodysuit without being inconvenient to wear like a bodysuit
Oh yay!! I'm so glad you are enjoying the pattern. I can't get on board with bodysuits haha, so i am with you!
What kind of fabric did you use?
Absolutely stunning! Love the neckline and I agree it makes most casual tops just more elegant. This is a must have 😍
Thank you! I have been obsessed with the square neckline. It's just so good! :)
Just bought the pattern today. Love how "simple and basic" this tee is with an awesome twist. I'm going to sew one for each day of a month 😉👍 thank you so much for the tutorial.
This may be the project that gets me back into garment sewing after ohhhhhhh about 30 years!
Really!? Yay!!!
Clever construction, super cute. Great hacking suggestions as well.
Thanks! :)
Thank you for this pattern!! I gladly purchased it after going to a department store and trying on a similar square neck top bodysuit that pulled uncomfortably. Sewing to the rescue again!! I am now planning to make MANY of these!
Yay! So glad I could help you with that! :) Honestly, I've lost count of how many of these I have made...it's like my uniform now!
I have made a couple of these in the long sleeve version and absolutely love the pattern. I’m wondering if I wanted to make a tank out of this pattern would I just omit the sleeves and then do some kind of hem on the armstyce?
Or since it’s lined, could I somehow take advantage of that to finish off the arm hole and then just saw the side seam up?
Oh I am so excited to watch!!! I am printing my pattern as I watch your tutorial and I am so excited to make this top. Thanks so much.
Awesome!! Thanks so much, hope you love the pattern! :)
Oh WOW Thank you so very much 💖 ❤️ 💓
I am going to make a closet full of these. You really made it so I can be successful and took the hard parts and made them so doable.
I am very grateful for the sewing instructions too!!
Everyone will be wearing these soon.
I'm very excited!! Remember? I was looking for this pattern on your website after seeing you wear it on your channel!! Lol. I am over the moon
You're so welcome. Thank YOU! I hope you love the pattern (I actually do have a closet full of them and wear them constantly haha).
I just found you on TH-cam and am so glad. The thing I really like about your videos, (the ones that I that I have watched and I am in the process of binge-watching), is that they are normal, natural, full of useful information, and homegrown. I use the word "homegrown" only in the best possible way. What I mean is that your personality shines through and this makes these videos incredibly watchable. I have made numerous iterations of the cozy Cardi, which get compliments all of the time and no one knows that they were homemade. I just watched your bucket hat sew-along. Your process of discovery, in terms of what you really wanted it to be was so gratifying to watch. Maybe gratifying is the wrong word, but to see you move ahead, make alterations in the pattern, discover what type of topstitching worked best, and do it in real time, that is what I mean by watchable. And having to redo the Birdie close collar! In this age of perfection, perfection, perfection, you are reflecting the reality of sewing. I really appreciate what you are doing. Today I will make your bucket hat pattern, and hopefully I can find the correct grommet applicator. The grommets really elevated your hat to the next level. It was a genius final step. As well as washing it. SO CUTE. So, thank you Casey. And this new pattern. So gorgeous! I will first try the comfi T but I see the Brigit in my future. The fact that you have added cup sizes makes these T's possible for me to wear. (: Thank you again. M
Thank you so much! This is so nice to read this morning. I'm so glad you are enjoying the videos and patterns :) I love this stuff and I love sharing it, so it makes me happy to know others enjoy what I'm sharing here!
I've made two trials and it's so easy to make, it takes very little time to sew using cheap fabric until I get that center front to not be too wide. (I have fitting anxiety.) I am dying to hack it into a simple dress. It is drafted very throughtfully, especially the c cup and larger having more ease in place of a dart. THANKS
I'm so glad you've enjoyed the pattern--thanks so much for making it! :) I made a dress version a few months ago and shared it here on TH-cam: th-cam.com/video/4WHHZe2v5Yo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=6HL_t5CNpkNkfowQ
I love the pattern! I am going to have to add to my spring patterns list! I was waiting on this release. I think square neck tees are very flattering on me so I am excited.
I'm so glad, thank you!
I Purchased the pattern the day it came out and sewed it up. My daughter saw me in it and asked me to make her one, so I’ve made two now and will be making more. Such a great cute pattern and I love how its put together 👏👏👏👏.
Ahh! I love that! So glad you are enjoying it! Thank you so much :)
YES to the dress version! Was thinking the same thing when you said it. 👍
Would be so 🔥good🔥 as a dress, right!?
@@PatternScout most definitely AND with boots 🔥🔥🔥
I love this. I think doing a flutter sleeve would be super cute for the summer.
I have a half-finished shirt sitting at home, and I might just try installing the arms before sewing the side-seam now! This makes so much sense.
It is so much easier! :)
I just love your personality, style and patterns! I look forward to your videos!
Thank you, that is so nice!
Love this top! 😍 I like the sew along as well!
Thank you!! 😊
Love the style. Very good instructions. Thank you
Thank you!
Very pretty!
I'm a ding dong. I didn't realize until I watched this that you very cleverly designed this t-shirt without a neckband. Bravo! I'm off to buy the pattern now.
Thanks!! :)
Loved this pattern. Made it this week and it fits beautifully. I will be making more.
Oh I'm so glad you like it! Thanks so much for making it!
The zigzag hem finish looks good. There is no need to fear the double needle! I think this pattern wold make a good knit bodice block as well .. the fit around the sleeve cap is nice and smooth.
Definitely! I love the look of the double needle stitch but hate threading it lol. It's just me being lazy! :)
Omgoodness I’m so excited for this. I’ve been waiting for you to release this and it will be my first pattern bought from you. It looks so so good!
I'm so glad, thank you so much!!
I've made my tee today and I love it! I really enjoyed working with your pattern, Casey❤
Yay! I'm so glad! Thanks for making the pattern!
Love it such a flattering necklines , thank you 🤗🤗
Thanks, Vicki!
LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS SN T-SHIRT!!! JUST BOUGHT THE PATTERN AND CAN'T WAIT TO MAKE IT!!! LOVE YOUR VIDEOS AND ALL THE GREAT INFO YOU SHARE!!!!
Thank you so much!
I purchased the pattern and can't wait to make it over the weekend! Thank you for the tutorial!
Yay! Thank you so much! I hope you love it!
Thanks!
Thank you!!
I really enjoy your channel and I have purchased several of your patterns. I look forward to your next post.
Thank you so much that is so kind!!
the pattern is genius :) it looks so good!
Thank you!!
I was so excited to see this pattern because I struggle with neckbands. I bought it and will try it soon. I am worried it might be a little too low-cut for me? But I will see how it looks.
Thank you so much for buying it! I hope you enjoy making it! :)
I love this top in all colour variations ❤️👍 and thank you for a very detailed tutorial 🙏. I will give it a go. I have a serger, but I am not very confident with it yet. Thanks again .
Thanks! I hope you enjoy the pattern!
Thank you for showing your flat sleeve method. Every time I try to ease into a sewn garment I get highly irritated! I love a square neck line and I love that you show how to self draft, it’s such an important skill to have.
Of course! So glad it is helpful! I really loathe easing in sleeves as well! Haha
Love that t- shirt!
A very clear tutorial and just what I needed.. I’m a little nervous of sewing very stretchy fabrics but your video really explains it well. I do like the wash away tape to help. Love the neckline too - definitely the t shirt pattern that I need! Thank you for the video. 👍
So glad it is helpful! Thanks, Jan! :)
@@PatternScout Well I bought the Bridget pattern, I followed your tutorial and I’ve made a toile!! Despite using very stretchy and very slippery fabric, I now have a wearable toile. I plan to make several others now. I’ve also bought your Roma wrap top/dress pattern as that has one of your tutorials too - I do love a wrap dress!! Thank you so much for your tutorials. I’m feeling very satisfied this evening. 👍
@@jankerslake5813 Ah that makes me so happy, I'm so glad!! Thanks so much for making the patterns!
Lovely, you could also use the new myraflex thread from Guterman. It stretches and is fantastic. You can use a standard straight stitch with your sewing machine. No more puckers.
I'll have to try that! Thanks!
I'd LOVE to make this top as a bodycon maxi dress!
Yesss! 🙌🙌
Love this so much... I'm a big fan of a square neck 😍👌...adored your purple version 💝... great tutorial ✊😁😘
Thank you! So glad you like it!
Hi Casey! I just found your videos, I am hooked!! You are so talented, looking forward to your next video.
Yay! So glad you found me!
Hi, Casey. Beautiful pattern! I have a question. The neckline is a bit too low for me; would it throw off the pattern lines to raise the neckline on all the pieces?
Thank you! Not at all! I would suggest taking off the same amount from the shoulder piece where it attaches to the front. So basically transfer the amount from the shoulders the the front.
Was thinking about you guys when the news of MSU broke out.
Totally gonna buy this pattern! Love a square neck line.
Thank you so much! Yes, we live close to campus and it was a really weird night. So tragic and sad.
This was a great tutorial and I love the pattern.
Thank you, Paula!
Really cute Casey!!
Thanks, Anne! :)
Hi Casey! I just bought this pattern. I want to make it to wear with the "Easy DIY Skirt".
I have wllots of Width in my shoulders and hips but a short torso. This is one of my favorite necklines that excentuate my width in a flattering way. Vs a racer back that makes me just look broad.
Yes, I think this neckline is so pretty and compliments so many shapes!
You convinced me.....I have to have this pattern! I just got some athletic poly/lycra knits that would look great with this pattern. Off to get it!
Haha thank youuuu! I hope you enjoy the pattern--so perfect for athletic knits! This would be cute as a yoga set, too...
@@PatternScout Ooooh! I hadn't thought of that, but just because it wasn't my idea doesn't mean it's not a great one! 😜
I made this today and I love it! I do think the sleeves are a bit too big for me though especially from the elbow down. Could I just take it in additionally at the seam with my serger or would that not work? I am new to sewing and don’t want to potentially ruin it! Also, I hope you and your family are doing well after the news from your last video!
Yes!! I’m excited for this!
Yay! :)
Hey Casey, I am excited about this pattern! I am wondering if you have any suggestions on how to do a broad shoulder adjustment with this type of construction?
Hi Alanna! I'd recommend separating the shoulder at the shoulder notch on the pattern piece, doing the adjustment on the front and back shoulders of the separated pieces, then rejoining them at the shoulder. Hope that helps!
@@PatternScout That does help, thank you so much!
Really lovely top ❣
Thank you! 😊
Can’t wait to start mine. Purchased your pattern and sorry but picking up the same fabric from Joanne’s lol! Just love it!
Haha, yes!! It is a really cute fabric! When I getting ready to upload the video, I actually stumbled across another sewing tutorial for a square neck top in the SAME fabric haha.
I love this top! You look so good in it. Running to purchase this pattern on your website lol! 👍
Thank you so much, Yvette! :)
@@PatternScout you are most welcome Casey!
Adorable!
Thank you!
Love it! such a great pattern! I'm wondering about ways to raise the neck line a bit.. do you think increasing the height of the front bodice piece and then decreasing the same amount
to the back pieces where they connect to the front would work?
Thank you! Yes, that is exactly what I would suggest for raising the neckline! 🙌
Lovely! I'm definitely gonna sew this pattern
I'm so glad! Thanks, Andee-ann! :)
Love this pattern
Thank you! :)
Is it possible to omit sleeves and make as a tank? How would I do that?
Can't wait to make it!
I hope you love it!
Yay!!! This is so exciting 🥳🥳
Thanks, Claire!! :)
Would love to see a tank top version/hack? Stunning pattern
Thanks! I might do something like that this summer!
Love. It. …a lot❤
Thanks, Faith!
This looks great! As a less experienced sewist I have a question: what made you decide to design this with linings for the bodice pieces? I never learned what the function of a lining is
Thanks! I wanted to eliminate the neckline bindings and have that smooth finish along the neckline. 🙌 the lining makes that easier and provide a little bit of extra coverage (and an opportunity for a built in shelf bra). :)
Do you mean that if you put and one inch wide elastic under the bodice piece that that would work for a self bra?would you have to make it like two inches longer because of covering the elastic? Thank you
I love it!
Thanks!
I really love your style and all of your videos and it would be just fine with me if I could watch you every single day! Love you! Be well star!
Aw thanks so much! That is so nice!
What a great looking pattern! I'm partial to a cuffed long sleeve T. Would I need a ribbed knit in the same color? Loved the construction of this one, what a great idea to do the linings that way and the front yoke as part of the back. 🙂
Thanks! Yes, I think a cuff would be cute and work great!
It would be very easy to insert bra cups and even an elastic band into the lining too. I find it hard to tame bra straps when wearing tops like this. Summer slinky dress with built in bra!
Yessss! This! I will probably have some sort of Brigit pattern hack video at some point. This would be so good for a built in bra (and that would be so comfy for summer!)
That´s nice❤
Runs over to your website to get the pattern...
Haha yay, thank you so much!
Yay!! This is so pretty!! 🤩 Is this the same block/fit as the Comfi Tee? I'm wondering if I can just print out the front and back bodice and use the Comfi sleeves...or are the markings a bit different? Love the idea of the centre front ruching as well...Congrats on the release! 🙌😄
Thanks, Paula Jean! The bodice fit is the same from the bust down, but the front armscye and sleeve have been modified a little (the sleeve cap is a little wider). The old sleeve might still work, but I can neither confirm nor deny that the notches will match 😅
@@PatternScout Gotcha! Thank you - excited to get this printed up today!
I’ve just made this and love it but the neck ie very centre of the straight across the chest piece gapes…if I put a tiny dart there it would look perfect! Can you help in what I need to adjust when I try it again as I’d love to be able to wear it! Many thanks
I got the pattern the moment I got the email that it came out, I love square neck everything!! I have the pieces cut and I'm about to start on construction, do you think clear elastic instead of the wonder tape would work as well? I love wonder tape how it helps things stay in place but wondered if the clear elastic would be a realistic alternative? Thank you for your videos and swealongs they are really helpful!
Thanks so much! The wonder tape is just a temporary stabilizer (without it, some fabrics can get kinda over-stretched and wavy, especially rib knits). You might be able to forgo the stabilizer for some knits altogether, maybe do a test strip of fabric to see how it does. I tried using elastic in some early versions and wasn't super happy with the results, so that is not my fave. But it's worth a try if you like using it! Hope that helps! Thanks, again! :)
Spray starch can also help with temporary stabilization on knits (and on any floopy fabric - talking to you, georgette 😂).
What about a puff sleeve hack ❤️
Totally! That would be super cute.
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This looks like such a fantastic pattern! Thanks for doing a sewalong!
Would wonder tape help with hemming knits? I just attempted my first knit garment - a pair of bike shorts using nylon spandex. To sew the hem, I folded up once and sewed from the inside so I could see the hem edge. I used my walking foot but the edge of the hem kept moving and shifting as I tried to sew it - it was so frustrating and it ended up uneven. Could I tape it down and then sew it? I'm a bit put off sewing with knits now but I am going to buy this pattern and hope for the best 🤞😉
Definitely! Wonder tape would be great for hemming. It will keep everything in place and then wash away. :)
@@PatternScout Thank you, I will give that a go! 💞💞💞
I bought the pattern a week ago and plan to make it soon. Do you think it's easy enough to raise the front neckline a little?
Thank you! Yes I think so...I would just take from the shoulders the same amount you add to the front neckline 🙌
@@PatternScout Thank you!! Love your channel as well.
Hey, please. I have a question. My measurements are putting me exactly between a 12c and 14.
Even in finished garment measurements. Should I size up?
Or down? What would you do??
Hey Vicki! I would go with the larger size to be safe! :)
Would it be possible to double the front bodice pieces and sew them together to get the neckline in the front and the back? :)
Hmmm...maybe! You would just need to modify the shoulder piece to attach front and back, but I think it is doable!
Looking forward to making this! Is it based off the same bodice block as the Comfi Tee? (I
I hope you love it! Yes, the bodice fit is based off the comfi tee, but the armscye and sleeve are slightly modified.
@@PatternScout Thanks!
I came here to see how to attach the two bodice pieces after I line them as I don’t feel it’s especially clear in the pattern & that isn’t included here. Anyone have any visual resources to help?
Once the linings are attached, they will be treated as one with their respective bodices. So the front and back bodice are sewn right sides together with the linings on the wrong side (finished interior) of the bodice pieces. The side seams of the bodice/lining are sewn in the same step as the sleeve seam (shown at 10:23 in the video). Hope that helps! Thanks for making the pattern! :)
About how many yards do you need for this?
Would you be willing to create a puff sleeve add-on option to the pattern? 🥹