Meet our latest pattern - the
Kate Top. This cropped, boxy sleeveless style comes with two neckline variations, a wide hemline with side split feature and exposed neckline and armhole binding. View A (below) features a scooped neckline and View B (above) features a higher neckline with keyhole back opening plus button rouleau loop.
Suitable fabrics for the Kate Top include
light to
medium weight linens or
linen blends, cottons (e.g.
Liberty tana lawns), viscose and silks.
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| Japanese spotted linen (black sold out) - Navy and Grey available Tessuti Chatswood only |
View A
View B
This style is a practical, classic piece that can be worn underneath jackets and cardigans or on its own during the warmer months. The
Kate Top is now available in both hardcopy and PDF print-at-home/actual size copy
shop versions with sizes XXS, XS, S, M, L and XL all included.
So many sleeveless tops and dresses. Love the styles but I cannot wear sleeveless any longer, don't have the arms for it. :(
ReplyDeleteWe've got some sleeved patterns in the works too! Stay tuned for a tunic pattern coming soon :)
DeleteAgree, not everyone has beautiful arms.
DeleteWow. Just wow. If women stopped bodyshaming themselves imagine how much easier their lives would be. Go sleeveless, be cool and comfortable, let the haters hate that's their problem not yours
DeleteThat pattern, those shoes... it's all love from this end!
ReplyDeleteWe hear you on those FABULOUS shoes Anna!
DeleteThis looks like a great basic that you can never have too many of!
ReplyDeleteWould love this top with capped sleeves. Even tiny sleeves just look that bit better on oldish arms!
ReplyDeleteHi Megan, then stay tuned for some of our upcoming patterns :)
DeleteThanks Colette. Really looking forward to some sleeved but stylish summer top patterns (NOT tunics, we have lots of those). For example, this Kate top would be great with some simple short sleeves. It's great to have some short but stylish tops for summer. Thanks for the great patterns.
ReplyDeleteLove the pattern and contest. Can a person enter more than one finished product or more than one? Also how extreme can the variations to the pattern be? Thank you in advance for your answer
ReplyDeleteHi Elaine,
DeleteOnly one entry per person. Make what your heart desires.
Great pattern and tempted to enter the competition, but tell me where did the model get those fantastic sandals?
ReplyDeleteAh yes...THOSE sandals! They're from Alpha60
DeleteI, too, have aged arms but hot weather needs the ventilation of sleeveless: take a stand ladies, and be comfortable.
ReplyDeleteLovely pattern, good to know i'm not the only one looking for patterns that suit linen. I'd also love to see a short sleeved pattern, almost like a linen tshirt. Be great to have one with curves in the torso to give me some shape!
ReplyDeleteGreat blogs, too thank you.