Pattern Emporium - Chasing Butterflies/ Batwing Top & Sweater Sewing Pattern - Digital Pattern

The Chasing Butterflies Batwing sewing pattern features a draped silhouette. 

Semi-fitted or banded at the waist, it tapers from dramatic batwing through the body to fitted at the wrist, creating a chic and comfortable look. 

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Features:

Create a new favourite in your wardrobe. This batwing sweater pairs relaxed shaping with effortless dressing.

• Silhouette - Dramatic batwing.
• 2 Hemlines - Hemmed or banded in 3 lengths.
• 3 Necklines - Crew, relaxed & roll neck.
• 2 Sleeve Lengths - long & 1/2 sleeve with cuff.
• 2 Separate Scarves - Cosy neck warmer & loose infinity scarf.
• Skill - Super fast & easy to sew.
• Customising - Includes instructions to multi-size, lengthen/shorten, add centre front &/or back seams.

It has a generous amount of intentional drape - an integral part of it's distinctive style. Sew a batwing top, sweater or jumper. 

Choose from three lengths (hemmed or banded) and three necklines (crew, relaxed, and roll neck) to customise your garment. The body and sleeve are combined into one piece, making it a fast and easy sew. 

The Chasing Butterflies pattern also includes two separate scarf options to sew—a cozy neck warmer and an infinity scarf—for added style. 

From stylish work attire to casual weekend wear, this pattern offers endless possibilities to stay fashionable and comfortable all year round. 

For a chic and contemporary look, pair it with our Slay All Day Skirt. To create a dramatic outfit for a night out or a romantic date night, combine the Chasing Butterflies Sweater with our Palazzo Pants.

Sizing: 

• Size 4-30.
• Includes all sizes.
• View our size chart here.

Fabric:

• FABRIC TYPE: Designed for 4-way stretch knit fabrics. Must have stretch in both directions. 
• FABRIC REQUIREMENTS: View here.
• FABRIC SUGGESTIONS: Sweater knit hacci (hatchi), merino wool, sweat-shirting, rib knit, double knit, waffle knit, liverpool, wool blends, jacquard knit, soft French terry, double brushed poly (DBP), single brushed poly (SBP), poly elastane knits, modal elastane, stretch lace, soft rib knits, stretch mesh (eg. Boo! Design), cotton lycra (think soft & light), cable knit, fluffy & brushed knits (eg. Lush Faux Alpaca or Cashmere).
• When choosing your fabric, remember to consider the unique qualities of your fabric. Fabrics with a heavy drape will feel looser, while thicker fabrics may add bulk.