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This breezy wrap top features short kimono sleeves and a flattering cropped length with an elasticated hem for a relaxed fit. Designed for lightweight linen, it’s perfect for warm weather. Pair it with a matching linen short for a chic, effortless summer outfit that exudes comfort and style. Ideal for sunny days and casual outings.
Download the FREE PDF sewing pattern, and sew your own top now!
1 cm (3/8″) seam allowance included!
Material
- OPTIONAL: 1.3 m (1 1/2 yd) chambray, crêpe, double gauze, linen, seersucker, silk, or viscose fabric
- INTERFACING: 0.5 m (5/8 yd) fusible interfacing
- All-purpose thread
- Universal needle
- Roughly 1 m (1 1/8 yd) knitted elastic, 3 cm (1 1/4”) wide
- Loop turner
Important: Fabric requirements are based on a fabric width of 150 cm (59″). If your fabric is narrower, additional yardage may be required.
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Sizing Guide
This pattern is drafted according to the following body measurements. Standard height is 1.64 m (5.4 ft). Check this tutorial if you want to add sizes to your pattern!
If you want to adapt the length of your garment to your height, check this helpful tutorial here!
| XS | S | S/M | M | M/L | L | XL | |
| Bust | 85 cm (33 1/2″) | 89 cm (35″) | 93 cm (36 1/2″) | 97 cm (38″) | 101 cm (39 1/2″) | 105 cm (41″) | 109 cm (42 1/2″) |
| Waist | 64 cm (25 1/2″) | 68 cm (27″) | 72 cm (28 1/2″) | 76 cm (30″) | 80 cm (31 1/2″) | 84 cm (33″) | 88 cm (34 1/2″) |
| Hips | 92 cm (36 1/2″) | 96 cm (38″) | 100 cm (39 1/2″) | 104 cm (41″) | 108 cm (42 1/2″) | 112 cm (44″) | 116 cm (45 1/2″) |
Finished garment measurements
Ease is included in the measurements below to make the garment larger than the body.
| XS | S | S/M | M | M/L | L | XL | |
| Bust | 98 cm (38 1/2″) | 102 cm (40″) | 106 cm (41 1/2″) | 110 cm (43″) | 114 cm (44 1/2″) | 118 cm (46″) | 122 cm (47 1/2″) |
| Waist min | 63 cm (25″) | 67 cm (26 1/2″) | 71 cm (28″) | 75 cm (29 1/2″) | 79 cm (31″) | 83 cm (32 1/2″) | 87 cm (34″) |
| Waist max | 84 cm (33 1/2″) | 88 cm (35″) | 92 cm (36 1/2″) | 96 cm (38″) | 100 cm (39 1/2″) | 104 cm (41″) | 108 cm (42 1/2″) |
| Length | 44 cm (17 3/8″) | 45 cm (17 3/4″) | 46 cm (18 1/8″) | 47 cm (18 1/2″) | 48 cm (18 7/8″) | 49 cm (19 1/4″) | 50 cm (19 5/8″) |
Sewing Notes
Here are some tips I recommend for a successful sewing project:
Fit and style
- Choose a size with your bust. Then, if needed, you can adjust the elastic length if you need to widen or narrow the garment at the waist. Refer to the body measurements chart.
- On the finished garment measurements chart, you can also check the length of the garment and see if it’s suitable for your height. You may want to compare the length with a similar piece of clothing. This top is cropped at the waist.
- If you want to adapt the length of your garment to your height, check this helpful tutorial here!
Fabric
- Choose a lightweight fabric with a nice and soft drape. This pattern was not designed for stretch fabrics or knits. I recommend choosing a natural fiber, which is more breathable during those hot summer days.
Cutting out
- Preshrink the fabric before you start cutting it out. To do so, wash and dry the same way you would with the finished garment. This means you should also take into account the fabric type and its content.
- Once the fabric is washed and dried, press it to remove all the creases. Be sure that you’ve set your iron to a temperature that is suitable to the fabric. As a rule of thumb, synthetic fibers (acrylic, spandex, polyester…) should be pressed at low heat, and natural fibers (cotton, wool, linen…) should be pressed at high heat.
- When you’re ready to cut into the fabric, fold it lengthwise, right sides together. The fold should not twist and lay flat. If it’s twisting, unfold and fold again, until it lays flat. Then, place the pattern pieces so that the grainline is parallel to the selvages.
- Be sure that you don’t cut the notches too much, they should be about 0.3-0.4 cm long (1/8″).
Sewing
- Before you start sewing, grab a scrap piece of fabric and try out a few stitches to see how the tension and stitch length look. If the seam isn’t turning out great, try re-threading your machine first. Still not working? Then go ahead and adjust the tension. As for stitch length—thicker fabric usually needs longer stitches, so adjust that as needed. And if your stitches are skipping, switch to a new needle or to a bigger one.
Good luck with your sewing project!
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Thank you for this stylish pattern!
Je viens de le finir et ce haut est vraiement beau et élégant. Je l’ai fait en bicolore🤩
hello! im a beginner sewist. the pattern doesnt have a cutout for the shoulder?
hi, I’m missing the sleeve pattern. Am I overlooking something?
Hello, there’s no sleeve pattern because it’s a dolman / kimono sleeve. So it’s built in the bodice.
thanks! I just figured it out with my daughter… had to turn the pattern 90 degrees. Can’t wait to start
I love this top. Thank you for this pattern, I’ll be making it again. I couldn’t get the donation page to work. FYI
Thank you! I’m glad you liked it! I need a premium account to get the donation page and I don’t really want to pay for it right now.
I’m having trouble figuring out where to attach the cords. It appears to me that the notches are at the sleeve edge. I didn’t see any on the neckline, assuming I have the pattern oriented correctly. Any help would be much appreciated!
Hello! The placement is indicated by a marking (cross inside a circle) on the neckline edge, a bit below the shoulder.
Hello! I dont understand the belt; the piece on the pattern seems very small for a belt. What am I missing? Thank you!
I have the same concern. I tried looking up if someone on YouTube has made this top but i couldn’t find any. If you or someone else has figured it out, can you please give us some advice on what to do.
do you have an a0 version of this?
you need to fold your fabric in half and cut the belt with the short side on the fold, so you end up with one fabric piece that is double as large as the paper pattern piece once you unfold the fabric.
you do this twice.
Printed and taped the pattern, however, there are no SLEEVES.
Yes there are SLEEVES. They are dolman style sleeves, so built-in the front and back bodices.