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If you want to make your own lace matching set, these are the sewing patterns you can use. If you want a pattern that already comes with a top and short, you can use these two from Rosy Patterns. The first is the crop top tie short set, and for a little more coverage, you can add a second or third tie to the top. And the other is a tie top short set. But if you prefer a babydoll style top, you can use these three from Planet Peach Sewing. It's the babydoll cami top, babydoll cami top with cap sleeve, or the cottagecore babydoll top. Now, if you want a top with sleeves that covers your arms, you can use the Dayscape top by Lesperlines Patterns, or you can use the Eloise pattern by Rebecca Jane Patterns. Now, if you want to make something more like this, you can use the Josephina top by Mila Onni Patterns, and this is a two-in-one, so you can make a top or dress, in case you want to make a dress like this. If you want to make your own Doen top, you can use the Mathilde dress by Lizzie Patterns, and I have made this top and I love it. Or you can use the Celine blouse by Silversaga Patterns. The Mathilde dress is a two-in-one, so a top or dress, and the Celine blouse has six different top options. These are like my honorable mentions. The first is the Madeline top by Pattern Shop by Aims. I think this top is so pretty, it's on my list of makes. And the other is the Tia top by Ellie Threads. I love a triangle top, and look at the back of this. And if you're just looking for shorts, you can use the short pattern by Nassima Sewing DIY, the Harper shorts by Ellie Threads, the Beach Club boxer by So Manual Studio, or the basic short pattern by Sewing Machina.