Anna Top from Shwin Designs. The curved bodice and one-piece sleeves are a fun take on a simple top. And the single-button closure in the back is easy for getting on/off. I hacked the Anna Top and used it to finish a refashion here, and really liked how it fit. The colors were awesome too.
The Natalie Top by Liola Patterns. This top is a great length, I love the pleated front, and the button tab sleeve detail. It looks easy to wear and super cute. This was another pattern I used for my Momiform Makeover and its been great. I ended up making the top opening smaller so I didn’t have to wear a layer under it and sewed it in a voile. I would love to make another in a rayon challis though.
The Lucy Top by Shwin Designs. How cute its this? A double-button closure gives it a simple silhouette, but so unique. And it would be easy to add a little length if I was worried about coverage.
Danica’s Women’s One-piece Top by Kids Create Couture. This is a fun, simple top, and I love the belt tie. It looks like it would be simple to create, and fun to wear from the park to a girls’ night out.
I know I’m ready to add a few of these top patterns to my wardrobe, and I’ll be sure to share them along the way!
So which of these top patterns would you like to sew?
I'd love to hear your thoughts–leave me a comment!