Last week I received a very nice email from Harrison on behalf of his mother, Heather, together they are working on a great new sewing site,
Teach Me Fashion
and they asked me to blog about their new site and try out the
Two-Tone Singlet. I was happy to help, it is such a cute pattern.
On the site it states Heather has over 40 years in the fashion industry and has lectured Fashion Design.
At Teach Me Fashion you will find a free pattern download, the Two-Tone Singlet. The Singlet includes very nice instructions but the best part is a video. The video gives in-depth instructions on constructing the Singlet and shows exactly how to sew the right angles, tucks, hems, etc. It is a marvelous resource for not only sewing the
Two-Tone Singlet but great general sewing information.
The sugested fabrics are wovens but I didn't have anything in my stash that would look appropriate for this cute pattern. I did have some black ponte and a knit houndstooth which I felt were perfect for this singlet. The top really showcases a fun print but solids are perfect, too.
I did a couple of changes, lowering the neckline and I just turned the edges under instead of using bias binding.
Here is the back, I love how Heather carries the same detail from the front to the back.
I hope you head over to download the free pattern and what goodies Heather has for us in the future at
Teach Me Fashion
Teach Me Fashion
and they asked me to blog about their new site and try out the
Two-Tone Singlet. I was happy to help, it is such a cute pattern.
On the site it states Heather has over 40 years in the fashion industry and has lectured Fashion Design.
At Teach Me Fashion you will find a free pattern download, the Two-Tone Singlet. The Singlet includes very nice instructions but the best part is a video. The video gives in-depth instructions on constructing the Singlet and shows exactly how to sew the right angles, tucks, hems, etc. It is a marvelous resource for not only sewing the
Two-Tone Singlet but great general sewing information.
The sugested fabrics are wovens but I didn't have anything in my stash that would look appropriate for this cute pattern. I did have some black ponte and a knit houndstooth which I felt were perfect for this singlet. The top really showcases a fun print but solids are perfect, too.
I did a couple of changes, lowering the neckline and I just turned the edges under instead of using bias binding.
Here is the back, I love how Heather carries the same detail from the front to the back.
I hope you head over to download the free pattern and what goodies Heather has for us in the future at
Teach Me Fashion
That is a really cute top! I'll be checking out their website.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Melissa, I thought it was a fun top.
DeleteI checked out the site and video resources. Looks great! Thanks for the information.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Janet, it looks like a fun new site as they add more content.
DeleteVery cute and different top. I do like your choice of fabric. I must check out this website.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Donna, this is something I will wear in these fabrics. I can't wait for their next pattern and site update.
DeleteI love the fabric you chose for the singlet. It looks great! Off to check out that site...
ReplyDeleteThanks, Stacy, they are classic fabrics and will work well in summer and then fall with a cardigan.
DeleteThanks for sharing this, I am certainly going to check out the website! The shirt looks great love the black and white.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Joen, I can't wait to see what else Heather has for us at Teach Me Fashion
DeleteLori, what a cute top that is. Does the interesting seaming in the front incorporate a bust adjustment? I'll have to hop on over and check out that new (to me) site. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThe pattern does not incorporate it but you could adjust for a FBA I believe.
DeleteThat is very cute. Better go check it out.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Vicki, it is a fun site and a great pattern.
DeleteLori, Your top looks great. I hadn't thought of using knit. Harrison asked me too review it too. I need to get it done.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Cennetta, I can't wait to see your top.
DeleteSuch a cute top. You are very resourceful. I'll be checking out the site as well. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Terri, free patterns are always such a fun treat.
DeleteI can't wait to stitch this up.
ReplyDeleteYou will really like it.
DeleteSo cute Lori! Your post reminded me that Harrison had reached out to me to review this also. I love the fabric combo you choose and how great this looks on you.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sharon, I can't wait to see your top.
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