Skip to content

Cart

Your cart is empty

inspirations

Inspirations to sew the mix-and-match patterns #41

The Batwing top pattern stands out for its slightly loose volume at the bust, balanced by a fitted and defined waist. It also offers a variation with a plunging neckline at the front, ideal for a more daring look. Its distinctive feature lies in its one-piece cut, which gives it a clean line and makes assembly easier. I particularly appreciate the silhouette it creates: both feminine and distinctly modern.

For this month’s inspirations, I have selected five ready-to-wear looks that can serve as a starting point for creating your own version. The idea is to pair the Batwing top with different bottom patterns, to be adapted according to your preferences. For each sewing proposal, I also suggest a fabric that is perfectly suited to achieve the best possible result.

Finally, I invite you to discover the latest version I made from this pattern, along with a hack that allows you to easily add ruffles to vary the styles.

Patterns / Fabric

Patterns / Fabric

Patterns / Fabric

Patterns / Fabric

Patterns / Fabric

READ MORE...

Idée Couture Patron Jupe Demi Cercle
inspirations

Inspiration for Sewing with Mix-and-Match Patterns #43

The Half Circle Skirt is this month's featured pattern! In my opinion, it's a must-have in your mix-and-match pattern collection. It's a flattering style that accentuates the waist and gently fol...

Read more
Comment je crée mes patrons de couture ? Les coulisses de mon travail
coulisses

Behind the scenes of the creation of my patterns

Today, I want to take you behind the scenes of the creation of my sewing pattern collections. The next new releases are in the works and are scheduled for release next month. Needless to say, I'm ...

Read more
Jupe Cercle : Comparatif des 3 Patrons et Conseils pour l'Ourlet
tutoriels

Comparison of the 3 "circle" skirts and advice for the hem

What is the difference between a quarter-circle skirt, a half-circle skirt and a full-circle skirt? This is a question I am often asked. These three sewing patterns are all based on a circle, but t...

Read more