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Home Sewing Patterns Easy Batwing Knit Top Sewing Pattern

Easy Batwing Knit Top Sewing Pattern

Difficulty

Beginner

Material

Jersey

Designer

Amanda Walker

Size

Custom

Techniques

Dressmaking

Pattern Guide

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Difficulty

Beginner

Material

Jersey

Designer

Amanda Walker

Size

Custom

Techniques

Dressmaking

Pattern Guide

Download

About this pattern

Whether you are a novice stitcher in search of your first dressmaking project, or an experienced crafter yearning for a speedy sewing session, you can’t go wrong with this batwing beauty from Amanda Walker.

In just three simple steps you can create a versatile garment that will fit perfectly into your capsule wardrobe. This top has been designed exclusively for jersey and stretch fabrics, so pay close attention to the properties of your material before making a commitment.

Essentials

Fabric, 2m (150cm): stretch knit fabrics, such as viscose jersey or cotton jersey

Cutting guide

Front: cut one on the fold
Back: cut one on the fold
Neck band: cut one strip, 4cm x 69cm
Sleeve bands: cut one strip, 4cm x 22cm
1.5cm seam allowance used throughout, except the neckline where a 1cm seam allowance is used.

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Top sewing tip

When sewing with knit fabrics, always use a ballpoint or stretch needle to prevent snags. Select a stretch stitch or narrow zig zag for flexibility, and avoid pulling the fabric—let it feed naturally for smooth, professional-looking seams.

Meet the designer

Ever since gaining her Diploma in Fashion, our talented designer Amanda Walker has been glued to her sewing machine, creating one-off wedding dresses and be