Empire Crossover Tops

JALIE SEWING PATTERN 2804
Jalie 2804 Empire Crossover Top with ruched lower front, modesty panel and 3/4 sleeve
2804 // Empire Crossover Tops - Jalie
Jalie 2804 Empire Crossover Top with ruched lower front, modesty panel and long sleeve
Jalie 2804 Sleeveless Empire Crossover Top with flat lower front, adjustable ruching at shoulder
Jalie 2804 Empire Crossover Top with cap sleeve, modesty panel, flat lower front
2804 // Empire Crossover Tops - Jalie

Empire Crossover Tops

JALIE SEWING PATTERN 2804
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Sewing pattern for an empire crossover (surplice neckline) top, with or without sleeves.

  • View A has a double-layer lower front with ruching at side seams
  • View B has a single-layer flat lower front
  • Optional modesty panel
  • The sleeveless version has a casing and tie at shoulder seam for adjustable ruching

Sizing
27 sizes included in the pattern Sizing chart / Yardage info
Instructions
French, English View instructions
Measurements
Metric and imperial
Sewing allowances
6 mm (1/4’’), included
What you get when buying this PDF pattern
Instructions (print or read on device)
Print at home (A4 / US Letter): 23 pages
Copy Shop (A0): 1 page(s)
Copy Shop (roll): 36'' x 48''
Projector file
PDF Feature
Layered PDF (print one size at a time)

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Gillian
Needed a lot of adjustment, but it is a nice design.

Just binned the first one I made. Chose my normal size (I'm a UK size 14) but the empire line was half way up my bust, the sleeves were too tight, body too tight. Added 1.5" to bodice/modesty panel lengths, added 1/2 to each side front and back. There was a lot of extra fabric at the front sleeve/armscye because the front and back sleeve curves are the same, so I had to scoop out the front sleeve curve. Added an extra 1/4 seam allowance at lower edge of bodice/modesty panel. Added couple of inches at bottom hem. Did elbow length sleeves as I ran out of fabric. Ended binding 1/2" from bottom on underneath side to reduce bulk. So, I think I changed most of it.

So, although I had to do a lot of adjustments, I learned how to do a modesty panel, the pattern price was reasonable, the instructions were clear, so I'm still fairly happy.

The instruction diagrams are very good. Maybe they would be easier to follow if they were with the text instead of on a separate sheet, but that's a minor niggle.