SUPPLIES NEEDED

STEP 1

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STEP 2

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STEP 3

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STEP 4

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STEP 5

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How To Make A Wrap Top With Printable Pattern

This cute and simple wrap top is perfect for summer.

The free pattern makes it easy to sew. You'll look cute no matter what you pair with it!

SUPPLIES NEEDED

– Fabric – Matching Thread – Free Pattern – Iron – Pins

STEP 1

STEP 2

For the facing, you will also place the fabric on double-fold and cut.

STEP 3

Next, we will hem the long edge-side seams of the blouse by folding it 1/2” then another 1/2” and sew.

STEP 4

Pin the facing to the blouse’s right sides together and sew around the neckline.

STEP 5

Understitch the facing by folding the seam allowance towards the facing and sewing 1/8” from the seam.

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