Loose Fit Knit Top with Cuffed Sleeves

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• Hi hi honey! I loved this shirt when you posted it on burda, so using two old tee shirts I made one of my own. I linked back to you. GREAT pattern.

  http://megsraggededge.blogspot.com

• That is a great style tee. Thank you so much for the pattern.
  Cheers, rivergum

• The top pattern I have been searching for all my [sewing] life! I am definitely going to be making a few of these to up my “self-stitched” top count as I gear up for Self-Stitched September…

  If it’s ok, I’ll be posting on my blog when I’ve made a couple, I will of course link back to your lovely blog, and I’d be delighted if you had a moment to have a look yourself.

  http://www.stitchmesoftly.blogspot.com

  xxx

• Great pattern! Do you mind me asking – what software do you use to draw your patterns with please? I want to draw my own patterns and I’m trying to use CorelDRAW, but was thinking about getting pattern making software too 🙂

• Claire, I just use Adobe Illustrator, no specific pattern making software although I’m interested in buying some but I’m afraid to make a commitment when I don’t know which kind is best, you know?

• ^ LOL, thanks for the reply! You’re similar to me then re: saving $ (or £ in my case!) on some software I don’t know how to use yet 🙂 CorelDRAW is similar I think (?) to AI, and as I’m pretty much self taught on CD and enjoy it so much I think (for now) I’ll save my pennies and stick with what I already know 🙂

• Just made 5!! You can see my post about them here: http://stitchmesoftly.blogspot.com/2011/08/swing-series.html

  xxx

• I made another one and linked back to you again- I don’t think my links came across as well in the first post so I wanted to clear it up. I LOVE THIS PATTERN! ^_^ You’re a genius.

  http://megsraggededge.blogspot.com/2011/08/ootd-strong-to-finish.html

• Hi Dixie,

  I’m so happy I found your blog. Your patterns are perfect! I’ve made one Loose Fit Knit Top, two T-Shirt-Dresses and one Two-Piece-Tunic. Every finished garment fits just the way I wished to. I didn’t make any alterations. When I went to my parents’ wearing the One-Piece-Tunic, my mom couldn’t believe I had made it by myself. She compimented me every time she looked at it 🙂
  I am a busty, feminine size 16, sometimes 18 and your biggest size is perfect for me, slighty loose and comfy.
  As a specialist in the metric system I can tell you, 4 inches are not 5 cm ^^ It’s about 10 cm.
  Greetings from Heidelberg,
  Fubsy

• Fubsy – ugh, I’ve made that 5cm typo before. I don’t know why it’s in my head to type 5cm not 10cm. Sorry about that! I thought I had corrected it. Which pattern did you see that error? I just want to make sure it’s been fixed and re-uploaded.

  Thanks for the comment and I’m so glad everything fits! You don’t know how happy that makes me to hear it 🙂

• Thanks for the pattern, Dixie. I made a tunic variation and reviewed it on patternreview.com. I love the result!

  rivergum

• awesome! thanks, rivergum!

• hi dixie .. I’m super new to sewing .. like super new like I’m in the middle of my first sewing project rt now new ..lol( ANDA from the burdstyle website) and I wanted to use your pattern for my second project and I was wondering is there anyway to make this shirt longer.. like mid thigh longer while keeping it super loose .. If you have tips on how I can do that, I would appreciate it ..

  Thanks

• hey, is there any way I could get my hands on the swing top pattern?

  I was half way through making it and I messed up my print out and of course the file was saved on my computer that died a few months back so I can’t print it out again =(

  I would just wing it but I’m making it out of really nice Liberty print jersey and I don’t want to mess it up!

  Leahx

  avintagethread.blogspot.co.uk

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