Women wearing the Lark Tee sewing pattern by Grainline Studio. A T-shirt pattern made in jersey or knit fabric featuring a round neck and three quarter sleeves.
Buy the Lark Tee sewing pattern from Grainline Studio from The Fold Line
Buy the Lark Tee sewing pattern from Grainline Studio from The Fold Line
Buy the Lark Tee sewing pattern from Grainline Studio from The Fold Line
Grainline Studio Lark Tee
Grainline Studio Lark Tee
Buy the Lark Tee sewing pattern from Grainline Studio from The Fold Line
Buy the Lark Tee sewing pattern from Grainline Studio from The Fold Line
Lark Tee line drawing sewing pattern from Grainline Studio from The Fold Line
Grainline Studio Lark Tee
Grainline Studio

Grainline Studio Lark Tee

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Buy the Lark Tee sewing pattern from Grainline Studio. With a modern, slim fit ideal for layering, the Lark Tee is your closet’s new best friend. It’s great on its own or under your favourite button up, sweater, or blazer. All four sleeves are interchangeable with each of the necklines resulting in 16 potential different tees in one pattern!

This sewing pattern is available to buy in the following format:

- PAPER (next working day dispatch on orders and FREE UK delivery over £50)

What we think: This is a great classic pattern that will never go out of style.

Suggested fabrics: Light to medium weight jersey knits with a minimum of 20% stretch. Extra fabric may be needed to match plaids, stripes, and one way print designs.

Fabric requirements: All bodies require the same amount of fabric. Choose your fabric quantity based on the sleeve you plan to use.

45" (114 cm) wide fabric: Cap, 1 1/4 - 2 yd (1.2 - 1.9 m) // Short, 1 3/8 - 2 1/8 yd (1.3 - 2 m) // 3/4 sleeve, 1 5/8 - 2 2/3 yd (1.5 - 2.5 m) // Long, 1 2/3 - 2 5/8 yd (1.6 - 2.5 m).

54" (137 cm) wide fabric: Cap, 1 1/4 - 1 3/8 yd (1.2 - 1.3 m) // Short, 1 3/8 - 1 1/3 yd (1.3 m) // 3/4 sleeve, 1 5/8 yd (1.5 m) // Long, 1 2/3 - 1 7/8 yd (1.6 - 1.8 m).

Sizing: US 0 - 18 (approx. UK 8 - 18). Please check the size chart.

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Holly Stevens
LARK TEE - Grainline Studio

This season I cannot seem to get enough of stretch fabric.

I want it all: jersey, scuba, ponte roma, you name it. If you follow me on Instagram you may have noticed all my latest makes are of the stretchy variety and all my previous fears of this fabric seem to have vanished!

Pattern

For my latest stretchy make I decided to sew up The Grainline Studio 'Lark Tee' pattern that I bought as part of a kit in the Summer Capsule Wardrobe collection from Guthrie & Ghani a few months ago.

I have made two versions so far but can see many more popping up in my wardrobe in the not too distant future! I made a 3/4 length sleeve, scoop neck first then a boat neck version with the same sleeve length second.
The fabric suggestions on the envelope are light to medium weight jersey knits that have a minimum of 20% stretch. There are no fastenings so it needs to pull on and off easily over your head for all variations.

The maroon loopback jersey I used for my first version is really lovely, this fabric is soo soft and comfy. (NOTE: There are loads of colours still in stock on the Guthrie & Ghani website!) It washed really well and irons easily, however, it may be prone to stretching. I used the seam tape interfacing enclosed in the kit on the back shoulder seams which helped here but I must have stretched the armhole when I was sewing the sleeves in. This was noticeable as when I tried it on - the armhole is bumpy and there are puckers in the sleeve head fabric. I also realised this fabric is actually quite weighty and I think when sewing the armhole together, the pieces may have been draped over the table edge and the weight of it stretched it in this way.

For my full review of this pattern visit my blog here:

https://thatssewpeachy.wordpress.com/2017/11/10/a-tale-of-two-larks/

Lots of sewing love,

Holly x