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Lillian Tunic
Lillian Tunic
Lillian Tunic
Lillian Tunic

Lillian Tunic

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Beginner

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Beginner
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Beginner

Pattern Guide
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About this pattern

Made from a breathable long-lasting linen, which just gets softer and softer with each wash, this classic top from Posner and Posner is the missing piece that will finish off your picnic-ready wardrobe. Suitable for confident beginners, this oversized pattern sits at a flattering length that falls just below your bottom, making it the perfect pairing with comfy leggings.

Essentials

  • Fabric, 2m (130cm)
  • Fusible interfacing, 25cm
  • Button, 15mm, one

Suggested fabrics

  • Light to medium-weight wovens, such as linen, chambray and gingham

Sizes

  • 8-24

Cutting guide

  • Front: cut one on the fold
  • Back: cut one on the fold
  • Sleeve: cut two
  • Front neck facing: cut one on the fold from fabric, and one on the fold from fusible interfacing
  • Back neck facing: cut two from fabric and two from fusible interfacing
  • Pocket: cut four
  • Back opening placket: cut one
  • Button tab: cut one from fabric and one from fusible interfacing.

Essentials

  • 1.5cm seam allowance used throughout unless otherwise stated.

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    1. Download the pattern, then print and follow the cutting guide. With right sides together, position the back opening placket over the centre back. Stitch adjacent to the centre line, angling the sewing towards the point, then pivot and stitch back up to the neck edge. Snip down the centre line and carefully into the point to form the opening. On the right side, press the seam towards the placket. Apply fusible interfacing to the wrong side of half of the button tab. Fold the tab in half, right sides together, and sew down the sides taking a narrow 5mm seam. Turn the tab to the right side and press.

    2. Make a buttonhole that corresponds with your chosen button in the centre of the tab close to the folded edge. Undo the stitching on the left side of the placket, 1.5cm down from the edge. Make a gap just wide enough for the button tab to slip into position. Place the tab into the gap with the raw edge towards the placket and the end of the buttonhole, just slightly away from the placket seam.

    3. Restitch the gap enclosing the tab and trim off any e

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