Each month I’ll sew up one or two free patterns and share them here. Just like all patterns, whatever fabric you decide to use really changes the look and overall feel of the pattern. Bonus- ridiculous hair toss action shot because a few people commented on this the last time I tried it and I honestly can’t think of other action shots to try. This lightweight wrap-around frock will have you floating out the door on a summer breeze. But boy was I paying attention now. Sometimes I blog about my sewing. I'm a sucker for interesting seam lines and construction! This gorgeous Peppermint Wrap is part of the 2016 Holiday Blog Hop. #peppermintpatterns #peppermintwraptop. Download the exclusive Peppermint pattern created for us by In The Folds and sew your own. To help ensure we stay afloat through this time and can continue producing a magazine and providing free sewing patterns and doing all the good things we do, we’d love it if you could spare a small donation of $2 (or whatever you are able). Peppermint Wrap top - Free Pattern Review As soon as this pattern was released it went on my to make list. I am so happy to join the Lamazi blogger team and share my very first blog post for Lamazi Fabrics today! This isn’t a formal challenge as there aren’t currently any prizes to be awarded. The pic below shows the result. I've fallen so in love with it all over again as I seem to every year :) There is a whole instruction video on youtube which directs the viewer through the whole construction process https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpQq3NPKaCU&list=PLUemGvnDalLTO7QQs_yuUwmv5GDl0fYiN&index=98&t=0s and it's especially helpful re the changing seam allowances throughout. Materials I hadn’t spotted this wrap top yet – it’s beautiful! However, I was still able to finish it over the course of a couple afternoons. (We can make note that I didn’t bother to stay stitch anything, so +1 in the lazy column again.). The first up in my Sew Free Fall queue also happened to be the newest free pattern on my radar; the Peppermint Wrap Top by In the Folds for Peppermint Magazine. I loaded all 35 pages back in the printer to print on the other side. I cut a straight C on the wrap part of the front pieces. I cut out a straight size D with zero modifications. Fall is here! This will allow the chocolate to harden, and will ensure that the peppermint candy stays stuck to the chocolate. The first thing to note is that there’s about 10” of ease at the bust as designed. I’m pretty keen on trying new patterns and who doesn’t love FREE, so I decided to pair this stash pull with the Wrap Top pattern from Peppermint magazine. I stitched down one long side of the ties, around the short edge, securing all three layers, and back down the other long side, making sure not to catch any of the front piece when stitching the long sides. They’re a little low on me as-is. French seams are one of the easiest ways to get a beautiful seam finish on the inside and I used to teach them to my beginner students when I taught sewing lessons. I love hearing from readers of my blog so please feel free to leave a comment letting me know what you thought about this post/make! This top and pattern marriage is spot on, I can not wait to wear it out on a summer’s night! I look forward to sharing all things sewing and beauty with you! Fabric. The Ayurveda Experience Rukshadi hair and scalp nectar, shop ILIA non-toxic and cruelty free beauty. Thanks so much for the video link, I'll definitely give that a watch before the next version! I used the same trim on the back neckline facing. The last pattern was a wrap top designed for woven fabrics. Other wrap tops that I have sewn in the past all use bias bound edges, which can be finicky to attach. It seems I had shared my order on my grid. It’s designed with a large amount of ease at the bust. Taking the time to sew french seams means this wasn’t the quickest sew. From left to right: @crossgrainfabrics, @esthermakesadventures and @themindfulsewist The simple, trans-seasonal piece you didn’t know your wardrobe needed? I had JUST ENOUGH fabric for the project, for a minute I didn’t think it would work as it was a little short with the bodice tie piece , but it worked out! I couldn’t even recall where I had purchased it or how it got here. I'm kind of gobsmacked that this is a free pattern along with so many other gorgeous and well thought out designs. If I were to do it again, for continuity/consistency, I’d finish the left side seam edges first, sew, and press them open like the right. Seams are finished with french seams for a beautiful and high end finish. Thank you so much – every little bit helps! When the Wrap Top pattern released, I knew the simple shape and design lines would make an excellent complement to my Arenite Pants. This gorgeous Peppermint Wrap is part of the 2016 Holiday Blog Hop. Going down 2 sizes felt like better starting point, but I was still a bit concerned that SEVEN inches of ease at the bust was going to be too much. Downloaded straight away, but I've only just got around to making it up. If you have sewn Peppermint Magazine patterns before, you know they are very well drafted and come with beautiful finishing techniques like french seams and interesting ways to attach facings and button plackets, I always take something away in skill after sewing one of their patterns, I can not believe they are free, but they do currently accept donations.

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