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Style Arc
Style Arc Harry Woven Top and Dress
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Buy the Harry Woven Top and Dress sewing pattern from Style Arc. Harry features an encased elastic detail on the front and back, and dolman sleeves with tucks and elastic at the cuff. Choose a round neck or soft V neck, both with a button and loop closure at the back. The dress is slightly A-line and below knee length, while the top is hip length. The dress also has optional in-seam pockets.
Note: Style Arc patterns are suited to a more confident maker. The written instructions are not illustrated at each step.
Sewing level: Intermediate
This sewing pattern is available to buy in the following format:
– PAPER (next working day dispatch on orders and FREE UK delivery over £50)
Suggested fabrics: Linen, rayon, silk, crepe.
Fabric requirements:
Top: 148 cm (58") wide fabric: Sizes 4 - 18, 1.6 m (1.75 yd) // Sizes 20 - 30, 1.8 m (2 yd).
Dress: 148 cm (58") wide fabric: Sizes 4 - 18, 2.4 m (2.6 yd) // Sizes 20 - 30, 2.6 m (2.8 yd).
Sizing: 4 – 16 or 18 – 30 (approx. UK 4/6 – 16/18 or UK 18/20 – 32, based on our standardised size chart). Please also check the designer's size chart and finished garment measurements.
Notions: Fusing, 90 cm (36") wide, 0.35 m (0.38 yd); one 10 mm (16L) button for back neck; 39 mm (1 1/2") wide elastic for body; 12 mm (1/2") wide elastic for sleeves.
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G
Harry in Nerida Hansen print. I wasn't going to make this pattern again but I wanted to showcase the print and Harry is caftan-ish without being too caftan-y. I have got used to the feel of it and got over the difficulties of before.
J
I have made this dress in a soft cotton lawn and it is lovely and i have had lots of compliment i.e. very flattering. I've had to lower where the elastic panels are situated because i have quite a low waist,this has turned out well. the fitting of the elastic panels are a little bit fiddly, i did the back one as the pattern said, but did the front one in my own way and the effect is still the same. I have seen this made up as a top in a linen fabric and i'm not so keen on the slight boxy appearance. so my advice would be to use a drapey fabric.
G
I made this toile from a cheap ikea duvet, so not the loveliest fabric to handle. Nonetheless, I found the sleeve pleats, elastic gathering front, back and sleeves really fiddly and hard to make neat. I don't have a serger and there's a lot of overstitching to do in these fiddly bits, leaving raw serged edges eg on sleeve hem. I did some cheats - bias binding rather than facing, back cut on the fold, enlarged the round neck to pop over - as I was principally interested in how the elastic works on me. I sized down too, looking at finished garment measurements and what women said on the Style Arc fb page. It doesn't feel great to wear, and given the sewing faff I won't be using this pattern to make the dress I had planned. Oh well
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