Popover Top Pattern
I made 3 Presto Popover tops a couple of years ago and wear them regularly. I decided to whip up a couple more to start off the new sewing year. I like to start the New Year with a sewing project that I know will yield good results. I feel it sets the tone for the year and encourages me to keep sewing. The Presto! Popover top is a wonderful wardrobe staple and I feel that you can’t have too many of them. I would tell Marie Kondo that they bring me joy 🙂
The pattern is designed with ITY or similar knits in mind. I purchased this brown ITY knit last summer with the intention of making this top.
This pattern is available for free. Finished Bust About 74 in. (188 cm) Finished Length About 28 in. (71 cm) Popover Top is worked in one piece from the cuff of one Sleeve up to Shoulder, across Front and Back, down opposite Shoulder and Sleeve and ending at cuff edge of opposite Sleeve. Popover Top is designed specifically for knits for the wash and wearability your daily life needs. Knits with 5% or more stretch, especially ITY knits and rayon/elastane come in all colors and patterns, so make more than one and get on with your life. Calvin Klein Women's Sleeveless Popover Top with Zig Zag Pattern 5.0 out of 5 stars 2 ratings. Price: $33.02 - $44.81 & FREE Shipping. Details & Free Returns on some sizes and colors Select Size to see the return policy for the item; Size.
Eventually I found the Presto Popover Top by Naughty Bobbin Patterns. It’s a knit top — so easy to fit. It’s got a collar to keep my neck warm, which I like, and long sleeves. And there are quite a few positive reviews on Pattern Review. But I didn’t have any appropriate fabric. Naughty Bobbin Patterns Knit Basics Collections of sewing patterns is designed specifically for knits to compliment your everyday wash and wear life. Each sewing pattern includes illustrated instructions, Top Tips on sewing with knits, and elevated sewing techniques that will enhance your sewing experience and finished garment.
Presto Popover Top Pattern
For the black version I used a fairly sheer lightweight knit leftover from this project. I chose the Presto Popover pattern because the front has a double layer of fabric. This was perfect for my sheer knit. I wanted to add some interest to the sleeves for this version so I added a flounce using McCall’s 7681. I bought the pattern after seeing my sewing neighbor’s version of the dress. How lucky am I to have a great neighbor who is also a talented sewist?!!!
These two tops officially launch my sewing adventures for 2019. Here’s hoping there are many more pictures of me smiling wearing my me-mades.
I made 3 Presto Popover tops a couple of years ago and wear them regularly. I decided to whip up a couple more to start off the new sewing year. I like to start the New Year with a sewing project that I know will yield good results. I feel it sets the tone for the year and encourages me to keep sewing. The Presto! Popover top is a wonderful wardrobe staple and I feel that you can’t have too many of them. I would tell Marie Kondo that they bring me joy 🙂
Talbots Popover Tops
The pattern is designed with ITY or similar knits in mind. I purchased this brown ITY knit last summer with the intention of making this top.
Popover Blouse
For the black version I used a fairly sheer lightweight knit leftover from this project. I chose the Presto Popover pattern because the front has a double layer of fabric. This was perfect for my sheer knit. I wanted to add some interest to the sleeves for this version so I added a flounce using McCall’s 7681. I bought the pattern after seeing my sewing neighbor’s version of the dress. How lucky am I to have a great neighbor who is also a talented sewist?!!!
Lucky Brand Megan Popover Top
These two tops officially launch my sewing adventures for 2019. Here’s hoping there are many more pictures of me smiling wearing my me-mades.