Pleat Top with Liz Simpson (Sunday August 30th 10-4pm)

Pleat Top By Alamain Studio With Liz Simpson DATE: Sunday August 30th TIME: 10am-4pm CLICK HERE FOR A PRINTABLE SUPPLY LIST PLEASE NOTE For this class you will need to purchase a pdf copy of the pattern in your size: click here Pattern price is not included, but printing is. We will print for you, but you will have to purchase an individual copy yourself :) A pleated summer top pattern with short sleeves The Pleat Top is an easy-to-sew pleated top pattern designed to create a modern, fluid silhouette with minimal construction. Its asymmetric drape and relaxed fit make it an ideal choice for a lightweight summer top or a contemporary tunic-style piece that feels effortless yet refined. Designed with beginners in mind, this pull-on top slips easily over the head, with no zippers or buttons required. The design balances clean lines with subtle movement,offering a chic result without complex techniques. Finished with French seams throughout, the Pleat Top delivers a neat finish without the need for an overlocker. Design features: Asymmetrical draped silhouette Four pleats on one side for fluid movement Boat neckline Short dolman sleeves Left-side slit for ease and comfort Fully finished with French seams A quick and satisfying make, this pattern is perfect for sewists looking for an approachable short sleeve top sewing pattern that still offers strong visual impact and thoughtful design details. This pattern is available in two size ranges, please purchase in your size range: Range I - UK4 to 18 Range II - UK18 to 32 *Please feel free to email us for sizing advice before purchasing the pattern* Experience Level: Level 3 - Beginner Garment, must have taken GARMENT SEWING 101 or have some experience sewing from a pattern. This level builds confidence reading a pattern, introduces common garment construction techniques and practices, sewing with stable knits and wovens. Age appropriate: Teens and Adults 18+ Location: Empire Make Space 168 1/2 Ottawa St. N Instructor: Liz Simpson