The Ina Top - Paper Sewing Pattern - Juliana Martejevs

Hey Fashionistas! Ready for a statement piece that will turn heads? The new long sleeve sewing pattern for women with a cool patchwork technique in jersey fabric is just the thing for you! With a mix of single jersey and rib jersey, this long sleeve pattern is an absolute must-have for your DIY wardrobe.

Have you been looking for a cool overlock pattern and overlock sewing ideas for a while? Then ditch the boring uniform look and immerse yourself in the exciting world of making your own patterned jersey with an easy patchwork technique. Cool patchwork clothing patterns are hard to find! These overlock seams are not just seams – they are a statement. With a casual lettuce hem along the edges, this long sleeve sewing pattern is an absolute eye-catcher.

We recommend a cotton jersey fabric as it ensures breathability and comfort. Combine a rib knit jersey fabric and a single jersey if you like it fancy. In the written, illustrated sewing instructions and the matching video tutorial, you will learn how to sew a long sleeve top and how to make a patchwork shirt. If you want to learn more, read the blog article on sewing with jersey.

You will need an overlock machine such as a 4 thread overlock machine or 3 thread overlock machine and overlocker thread for the long sleeve sewing pattern. Overlocking enables clean and durable seams, while the lettuce hem along the seams adds a decorative accent. This gives the women’s long sleeve top pattern a sophisticated touch and sets it apart from conventional designs.

You want the perfect fit?

Did you know? We offer all JULIANA MARTEJEVS sewing patterns in collaboration with our partner Picknsew® also made-to-measure. It’s as simple as that: Order the “customized to your measurements” option, measure yourself after ordering and send us your complete measurements. Your individual sewing pattern is then made. You will receive it within 1 week of ordering either as paper pattern via mail or as a digital PDF pattern via email. This means you can sew without worrying that your garment won’t fit as expected in the end.