Here's another free PDF sewing pattern for women. This is a pattern for side tie top for women's bust sizes 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, and 44.
Sewing a reversible wrap top with tie strings is a fun and functional project! Here’s a step-by-step guide for creating one, even if you're an intermediate beginner.
✂️ Materials Needed:
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2 types of lightweight to medium-weight fabric (cotton, rayon, linen, or blends)
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Matching thread
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Fabric scissors or rotary cutter
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Pins or clips
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Sewing machine
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Iron
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Pattern (link to download the free printable PDF pattern is given below)
Step-by-Step Instructions:
1. Prepare Your Pattern and Fabric
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Download the wrap top pattern with front and back bodices.
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2. Prepare the Fabric Pattern Pieces
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Cut two sets of each pattern piece—one from each fabric. These will be the two sides of your reversible top.
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Cut four tie strings (two for each side).
3. Sew the Shoulder and Side Seams
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With right sides together, sew the shoulder seams of both fabric sets (Main A and Lining B).
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Do the same for side seams.
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Press seams open.
4. Make the Tie Strings
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Fold each tie strip in half lengthwise (right sides together) and stitch along the long edge.
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Turn right side out using a loop turner or safety pin.
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Press flat.
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Optional: Topstitch for a clean finish.
5. Attach the Ties
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Pin two tie strings to each side of the main fabric bodice at the waist (inside edge of wrap overlap).
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Baste in place (you’ll secure them later when sewing the layers together).
6. Join the Two Sides
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Place the two fabric bodices right sides together, aligning all edges.
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Pin around the neckline, armholes, hem, and wrap edges—leave a small gap at the hem for turning.
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Sew all the way around with a 1/2" seam allowance, securing the ties inside the seam.
7. Turn and Press
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Clip corners and curves to reduce bulk.
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Turn the top right side out through the gap.
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Gently push out corners and press the entire piece flat.
8. Finish the Hem
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Hand-stitch or machine-stitch the turning gap closed.
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Optional: Topstitch around the entire top for a polished look and durability.
Reversible Tips:
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Choose two coordinating fabrics that contrast nicely.
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Use thread colors that match both fabrics—or pick a fun neutral!
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Consider adding a small tag or loop on one side to differentiate them.
Happy sewing!
---Flora
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