Thursday 11 October 2018

You Get a Pattern! YOU Get a Pattern! Everybody Gets a FREE Pattern!



The Wolf and the Tree's first FREE pattern is finally here!  

FLAIR!




In celebration of 10,000 members, Saskia has created the most awesomely comfortable batwing top. 

It it loose on the top, but is graded in such a way to maintain my womanly shape, yet hiding those chocolate bars I ate last week when I had a sugar craving. 


 


There are a multitude of different options for this top/dress, which include:
- Above knee mini dress
- Tunic/Mini Tress
- Tunic
- Regular Length
- Crop Top
- Regular Bodice
- Short Bodice

I LOVE the ruching effect - essentially, it's the way the fabric sits and just bunches up at the waistband - no ruching is required for this effect!  The looser the fabric, the more stellar the slouchiness. 



I used a ReALLY light sweater knit from Water Tower Textiles, and love its breath-ability, warmth, and versatility. 

As a tester of this pattern, we were given no instructions. 

I finished my first top in half an hour. With NO instructions. 


 



So if you are an intermediate to advanced sewist, Flair will be a great way to expand your fashionable wardrobe.  

If you are a beginner or novice sewist, this is a great way to enter the knit sewing world. It's really not as scary as you think! 

And I betcha can't sew just One!





I sew all my clothes with *gasp* a plain Jane Viking Husqvarna Emerald Sewing Machine - their base model. There's 8 stitch options. 

No serger.

No Coverstitch machine. 

Just stretch stitches and zig zags to finish it off. 

Yes, I've heard Sergers are quicker, but this is what I have, and that's okay. She's a workhorse!

So here are the steps you're going to take next:
- Join The Wolf and the Tree
- Check out the Announcements section on how to get your Free Flair Pattern!
-  Enjoy this free pattern on Saskia! 

Try out her socks, ballerina top, or even the ballerina skirt - such lovely unique patterns that make you wonder why you haven't discovered them sooner. 


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