Talk about easy to sew, this pattern is just that. I made the cardigan, which is perfect for pairing with other simple staples. Here, I'm wearing it with a ribbed mocked turtle top from JC Penney and a pair of Vogue V8859 pull-on pants that I made a few years ago
Simplicity gives a very basic pattern description: Misses' knit top, cardigan, and skirt. It is available in sizes 4 through 20. I used size 16 with modification.
This simple cardigan does look like the drawing on the envelope. I looked closely at the duster that the model is wearing to determine if the shape of the sleeve, the placement of the shoulder seam, and the drape along the side of the cardigan were the same as mine. I wanted to achieve the same relaxed look of the cardigan as pictured.
The instructions were typical and nothing difficult in them. I think this is a great pattern to help beginners start to sew knit fabrics.
What I like most about this pattern is the simplicity of it. It's super easy and stylish at the same time. I don't have any dislikes.
The double knit that I used was purchased at New Rainbow Fabrics last fall. It is a soft but sturdy knit that is perfect for a cardigan.
I really only made two small changes:
- Added belt loops to the sides using the fashion fabric
- At the side bust area I "kind of" curved out that area for added room for a fuller bust. I hope that makes sense. I didn't take any photos.
Cennetta
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