sew + tell: lyndsey’s bento tee sweater
Lyndsey is back with a super-chic Bento sweater. We love her take on this pattern. It’s sure to be a cold-weather staple! Name: Lyndsey Project Details Pattern used: Liesl + Co. Bento Tee Did the fabric work well? How did the sewing go? I had already sewn this pattern in a jersey, so I knew that I didn’t need to make any fit alterations. I sewed the entire sweater on my sewing machine. I used a lightning stitch for seaming. I usually finish my knits on my serger, but I decided to just used a wide zig-zag stitch for finishing on this project. What was the best part? Festival Party Decoration,Party Decoration,Felt Toys,Educational Button Up Toys Zhejiang Gleef Felt Industry CO.,LTD , https://www.gleeffelt.com
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Fabric used:Â A white textured 100% cotton sweater knit from Metro Textiles
Just what I had in mind! I really wanted to sew a sweater this fall and started looking at online fabric shops for a good sweater knit. A few months ago I sewed four patterns in one fabric specifically to figure out which pattern to use to create the sweater I had in mind. This fabric worked great with the pattern to give me the silhouette I wanted. The fabric was heavier and had less stretch than my previous version, but I knew from having already sewn the pattern that there would be sufficient ease.
Such a quick and easy project! I cut the fabric on a Friday night before bed and the sweater was finished before lunch on Saturday.
The pockets are the best part! When I sewed the jersey t-shirt version I skipped the pockets, but the pockets are my favorite detail of this pattern. The construction is very simple, but the pockets look like they were complicated to make.
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