The twisted cowl neck gives the top a designer look.
Sunday, July 20, 2014
Vogue 8582
I really like the shape and cowl neckline of the Marcy Tilton Vogue Pattern 8582. I used a black wool knit that I bought from Tessuti to make this top. The pattern has the top as asymmetrical but I cut the back and front on the fold so that the drape was on both sides.
I used the walking foot on the machine to stitch the seams before overlocking. I picked up this sewing knits tip from watching a Craftsy class given by Katherine and Marcy Tilton. I found that it made sewing the seams so much smoother. I stitched the hems using a twin needle giving this top a 'ready to wear' look. It also has a bit of stretch to it too which helps with the knit fabric.
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This looks several steps above your basic black top. I am envious of your hem stitching !
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