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I’m always surprised at how hard it is to find the perfect curtains! But if you know how to sew (even just as a beginner), you can make your own. Farmhouse on Boone shows how you can sew your own tie top curtains. They’re beautiful out of a white cotton! They’d also be pretty out of solids for a more modern look, or even from prints for a more boho style.
[photo credit: Farmhouse on Boone]
The Sew Liberated Esme Top is a timeless and versatile top that is perfect for both warm and cold weather. With a stylish yoke and buttoned placket, this top will quickly become a go-to item in your wardrobe.
The gathered sleeves with an adorable elbow cuff add a touch of charm, making it suitable for different occasions. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced seamstress, you will find this pattern easy to follow and fun to make. With instructions and full-size pattern pieces included, you can easily create a top that fits you perfectly.
The recommended fabrics, cotton lawn for summer and cotton flannel for winter, will ensure that you have a comfortable and stylish top all year round. So why wait? Grab your fabric and get ready to sew the Esme Top!
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