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Sewing Patterns
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If you have any of these tops saved on your Pinterest, these are the sewing patterns you can use to make your own. If you have been looking for a structured shirt with a lot of buttons, I have three patterns for you. So if you are looking for something with a collar, you can use the Juno Asymmetrical top by Bratty Francine. And this is like the classic collared wrap shirt with a ton of buttons. But if you don't want a collar, you can use the Asymmetric top by Studio Anya. And what's really cool about this top is that it's reversible, so you can wear it two ways. So one side has the high neck and then the other side has the button closure. So the button closure could sit either at the front or the back. And if you're looking for an asymmetric top with a ton of buttons, you can use the Mistral Asymmetric top by Island Stitches. I'm obsessed with having as many buttons as possible on a shirt, so this pattern is perfect for that. And I have more keyhole top sewing patterns for you. So in my last video, I shared the Roxy shirt by Cherry Hills, but I wanted to give you some other options depending on what your style is and what you're looking for. So if you want a classic keyhole style top, you can use the Keyhole top by Patterns by Clarissa. And what I like about this pattern is that it has a lace up back, so it makes the top a little more fitted without having to make it in a stretch knit and it be bodycon. Another really good keyhole option is the Neo top by Iggi Patterns, and I have personally made this top and I love it and I love that it shows a little skin so there is an open back. And if you want a keyhole top option with sleeves, you can use the Lola top by Janarose. And this pattern is really cool because it's reversible, so I think it's pretty neat that you can have the keyhole detail on the back. And if you've had your eye on a top that has a lot of tie ups, there are two from Etta Design Co that you can use. So the first one is the Aitana lace up dress and this is literally my Pinterest inspo. But if you're looking for something a little bit more loose and flowy, you can use the tie up blouse pattern. And lastly, if you've been wanting an open back top, you can use the open back sewing pattern by Pattern Shop by Aims and this top is literally straight out of Pinterest. And something fun that you can do to really dress up your top if you wanted to is you could add some hardware. I think that would be really pretty. Aside from spending the time sewing clothes, I spend a huge bulk of my time trying to find the perfect pattern so I can recreate exactly what I want. So I hope that you find this series helpful and it helps make your search for the perfect pattern a little bit easier.