By SEW HOUSE SEVEN, Toaster Sweater is a paper sewing pattern.
Garment Details: The Toaster Sweaters consist of two different high neck top designs to keep you toasty warm and stylish in the cooler months. They are both very simple to sew and perfect for sewists of all levels who want to try their hand at sewing knits. These sweaters are designed to be constructed using knit fabric with at least 20% stretch around the width of the body.
Sweater #1: Is a closer fitting, semi-cropped sweatshirt/sweater. It works best when sewn in thick, stiff knits with some body to keep the neck standing upright. It features raglan sleeves, a wide waistband, a loose turtleneck, long cuffs and falls between the high and low hip. It’s great in a standard sweatshirt fleece (with stretch) however, it’s also extremely handsome in a sweater knit to dress it up a bit.
Sweater #2: Is an easy top/sweater that can be dressed up or down. It is somewhat fitted through the shoulders and sleeves and then swings out a bit at the underarms and hem. It features a semi-high-neck that takes its inspiration from funnel and boat necks. It also has mitered side vents with a hi-low hem that is 1” shorter in the front than the back. The front hem falls just below the high hip. Sew it in a boiled wool knit, a wool jersey or ponte for a more dressed up look. Sew it in a sweatshirt fleece (with stretch) or jersey knit for a more casual look.
Sizing: This is a multi-size pattern, sizes 00-20 or curvy 16-34. Sizing, finished garment measurements and fabric requirements can be found here.
Fabric Suggestions: Mid to heavy weight stretch fabrics with at least 20% stretch such as Version#1 - some sweatshirt fleeces, knit boiled wool, ponte and scuba, Version #2 - wool jersey, thick cotton interlock or jersey knit, stretch woven wool, ponte.
Trims required: Matching thread.
Skill Level: Beginner.
Tutorial: Toaster Sweaters Sew-Along (Blog Post)
Seam allowances are included in the pattern.
Each pattern features an instruction booklet and pattern pieces printed on tissue paper.
Photo credits: Sew House Seven Sewing Patterns.
