A couple of weeks ago, Kate posted a tester call for this top. This didn't even look like something I would normally wear, but for some reason, after thinking about it for a couple of minutes, I decided I wanted to try it!
**Disclosure: I have included my affiliate link to this pattern in this blog post. If you choose to purchase a pattern using my link, I'll receive a small commission of the sale at no additional cost to you."
I'm pretty sure that I've never in my life had an off-the-shoulder top. But sometimes, it can be good to try something new, right?
So... meet the "GAME ON TEE."
The "Game On Tee" is drafted for knit fabrics. It has two fits - the flared top, or semi fitted. There are a few length options. The flared option can be made hemmed or banded for a fun blousy look.
There are multiple sleeve lengths. And, after making the two different options, I can promise you that it took me longer to put the pattern together than it did to sew it! It is a super quick sew!
Why I've Never Owned an Off-The-Shoulder Top?
So I was talking to someone recently (I think Levi of all people). I had seen someone in an off-the-shoulder top, and I thought it was kind of cute, but I told him it seemed like it would be uncomfortable - like would you have to tug at the off the shoulder side all day? Or would it move and wiggle every time you moved your arm? I just felt so uncertain about it. And if I'm not sure about something, I don't want to waste time or money on it, you know?
But, Kate made this pattern look so cute, that I had to take a risk. I can honestly say that this is comfortable. Nothing moves, everything stays in place. I love it!
My Two Tops:
Don't you love it when you finish a project and you have a scrap big enough to make something else? I made BOTH of my tops from scraps! 😁
The first top I made during testing was the short sleeved flared version. It's already getting warm here, so the short sleeve was an obvious choice for me! 😉 I cut it on the tunic length line. It is a comfortable fit, and flares out at the waist and hips. This one was made from single brushed poly. I used it previously for a different Pattern Emporium test - the Going Places Dress. You can read about it here.
The second top I made was the fitted version. I LOVE the fitted version. It is my favorite of the two. I think I want a million of these. It was made from a double brushed poly fabric I used for a different dress recently.
Fabric:
As I mentioned above I used a single brushed poly for the flared version and a double brushed poly for my second top. Both of these fabrics came from Amelia Lane Designs previously. I have had both of them for a while, and they're out of stock right now. However, they recently stocked some amazing SBP and DBP florals, and continue to stock a few new fabrics every month! It's my favorite source for getting the knit fabrics for my sews! Great prices, fabulous customer service, and speedy shipping. Check their site out here!
So... GRAB THE PATTERN NOW! Seriously... NOW, because Kate has decided to be SO GENEROUS. She's offering the pattern for FREE until this Sunday night (Australian Time). Not only did she offer this for free, but she has also discounted 20% ANY pattern you can pair this with or mash this with! So, you can get two patterns for a great bargain! Don't wait!!!
https://patternemporium.com/products/game-on-one-shoulder-top-pdf-sewing-pattern?aff=70 (affiliate link)
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**Disclosure: I have included my affiliate link to this pattern in this blog post. If you choose to purchase a pattern using my link, I'll receive a small commission of the sale at no additional cost to you."
I'm pretty sure that I've never in my life had an off-the-shoulder top. But sometimes, it can be good to try something new, right?
So... meet the "GAME ON TEE."
The "Game On Tee" is drafted for knit fabrics. It has two fits - the flared top, or semi fitted. There are a few length options. The flared option can be made hemmed or banded for a fun blousy look.
There are multiple sleeve lengths. And, after making the two different options, I can promise you that it took me longer to put the pattern together than it did to sew it! It is a super quick sew!
Why I've Never Owned an Off-The-Shoulder Top?
So I was talking to someone recently (I think Levi of all people). I had seen someone in an off-the-shoulder top, and I thought it was kind of cute, but I told him it seemed like it would be uncomfortable - like would you have to tug at the off the shoulder side all day? Or would it move and wiggle every time you moved your arm? I just felt so uncertain about it. And if I'm not sure about something, I don't want to waste time or money on it, you know?
But, Kate made this pattern look so cute, that I had to take a risk. I can honestly say that this is comfortable. Nothing moves, everything stays in place. I love it!
My Two Tops:
Don't you love it when you finish a project and you have a scrap big enough to make something else? I made BOTH of my tops from scraps! 😁
The first top I made during testing was the short sleeved flared version. It's already getting warm here, so the short sleeve was an obvious choice for me! 😉 I cut it on the tunic length line. It is a comfortable fit, and flares out at the waist and hips. This one was made from single brushed poly. I used it previously for a different Pattern Emporium test - the Going Places Dress. You can read about it here.
The second top I made was the fitted version. I LOVE the fitted version. It is my favorite of the two. I think I want a million of these. It was made from a double brushed poly fabric I used for a different dress recently.
Fabric:
As I mentioned above I used a single brushed poly for the flared version and a double brushed poly for my second top. Both of these fabrics came from Amelia Lane Designs previously. I have had both of them for a while, and they're out of stock right now. However, they recently stocked some amazing SBP and DBP florals, and continue to stock a few new fabrics every month! It's my favorite source for getting the knit fabrics for my sews! Great prices, fabulous customer service, and speedy shipping. Check their site out here!
So... GRAB THE PATTERN NOW! Seriously... NOW, because Kate has decided to be SO GENEROUS. She's offering the pattern for FREE until this Sunday night (Australian Time). Not only did she offer this for free, but she has also discounted 20% ANY pattern you can pair this with or mash this with! So, you can get two patterns for a great bargain! Don't wait!!!
https://patternemporium.com/products/game-on-one-shoulder-top-pdf-sewing-pattern?aff=70 (affiliate link)
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