For a while there I was just wearing me made stuff because I was so excited about. I think Me-Made-May has forced me to be little more creative with my outfits, which is great. Hey oh Happy Friday And, for us in the US, happy long weekend Friday Yay I wore this yesterday to the office boring. Purchase Details : Please note this pattern has been discontinued. Shirt: Grainline Studio Tiny Pocket Tank V1. Yardage : 0 - 2 - 4 : 1 3/4 yards of 45” or 54” wide fabric / 6 - 8 - 10 : 2 yards of 45” or 54” wide fabric. Materials : lightweight fabric (cotton, silk, charmeuse, voile, batiste, chambray, etc.) Suitable for many fabrics, dress it down for day in cotton chambray or make it fancy with a printed silk. This top features a tiny pocket as well as bust darts and a relaxed fit below the bust.

Here are the pattern details:ĭescription : A great basic top for spring and summer which does double duty as a layering piece in fall and winter. It looks great on it’s own or layered with cardigans or blazers, aside from my bad hair day. I finished it late Saturday night, I don’t waste any time, haha.

I’m pretty pumped about this one and have already put it to use. This version is made up in a printed cotton + silk blend which has a slightly fancier feel, due to both the print and the slight sheen from the silk content, than the original top. Unfortunately although I was happy with the lace insert on the sleeves Ive somehow managed to get the size of this one all wrong and its way too tight under the arms. Larissa from mmmcrafts even provides a great post where she compares both tanks. There are a couple of things to amend on the fit of this top, but I had finished the top before I realised some of the issues And, Im writing this the day before I go on holiday and 3 days. Here we have it, my first downloadable pattern, the Tiny Pocket Tank! I originally designed this top last summer when I had some extra cotton chambray at my disposal and it quickly became one of my favorite tops ( here's the original). Ive been on the hunt for woven racerback tank tops, but most dont fit my short torso, so I decided to make my own I found Pinterest to be full of ideas for making the Grainline Tiny Pocket Tank and Wiksten Tank. The Tiny Pocket Tank by Grainline Studio was the pattern I settled on, after much researching on pinterest Tiny Pocket Tank.

Grainline tiny pocket tank