Introducing the Side Tie Tank digital sewing pattern! This top is semi-form fitting and features a front panel and side ties for a beautiful design element. It also features princess seams and a zipper back. This is a perfect project for the spring and summer!
YOUTUBE TUTORIAL: https://youtu.be/x_s5-LLhi1w
Difficulty: Confident beginner/Intermediate
YOU WILL RECEIVE:
– The PDF pattern formatted for A0, A4, and US letter paper.
– An instruction manual with visual guides, the pattern layout, size chart, required materials, and detailed directions on how to construct the top. There is a YouTube tutorial linked above to accompany the written instructions.
PLEASE NOTE:
– This is a digital PDF pattern and NOT a physical pattern.
– The pattern must be printed at 100% scale. There are test squares included on the first and last pages of the pattern to ensure that the pattern has been printed at the correct scale.
– The pattern is available in English only
TERMS OF USE:
Please do not republish or reproduce this pattern. This pattern is for personal use only.
*No returns or exchanges on digital products.
There are two ways to finish this top: lining it completely (OPTION A) or using a facing (OPTION B).
MATERIALS:
– 1.4 yards (1.3 meters) of main fabric that is at least 46″ wide
– 1.4 yards (1.3 meters) of lining fabric that is at least 46″ wide (OPTION A)
– 0.4 yards (0.4 meters) of facing fabric that is at least 46″ wide (OPTION B)
– Fusible interfacing (optional)
– Thread to match your main fabric
– An invisible zipper that is at least 21″/55 cm long
– Invisible zipper foot
– Sewing machine
– Fabric scissors and/or a rotary cutter and mat
– Pins
– Fabric pen or chalk
The tutorial helps a lot to make them
very cute and stylish easy to follow
Such a cute tank! I’m a beginner so I had a little trouble with the invisible zipper, and decided not to use lining or interfacing to keep it simpler but I still love the way it turned out 🙂
great pattern and such a cool design. The only thing to mention that closing/opening the back zipper can be quite the challenge.
This pattern was a really interesting project for me. The pattern itself wasn’t super difficult to follow, though there were several moments when i made mistakes and had to get back out my seam ripper (it’s always the way). I found that I had to add some dart in the chest on both sides to accommodate for my larger bust, but it fits perfectly now and that didn’t take very long. It’s lovely that it’s fully lined and as a result definitely feels like one of my better quality pieces!
