12 Best Woven Top Sewing Patterns
Updated on: September 2023
Best Woven Top Sewing Patterns in 2023
Style Arc Sewing Pattern - Dimity Woven Top (Sizes 04-16) - Click for Other Sizes Available
Style Arc Sewing Pattern - Dixie Woven Top (Sizes 18-30) - Click for Other Sizes Available
- Woven top sewing pattern for women. Style Arc's industry-based sewing patterns are now available for you to sew at home!
- Sizes 18-30 included. Each size is printed in a different colour
- Difficulty rating: Easy-Medium
- Pattern pieces and basic instructions in English included
- This top sewing pattern is designed and printed in Australia
Style Arc Sewing Pattern - Portia Woven Top (Sizes 04-16) - Click for Other Sizes Available
- Style Arc sewing pattern for a women’s camisole. Style Arc's industry-based patterns are now available for you to sew at home!
- Sizes 4-16 included. Each size is printed in a different colour
- Difficulty rating: Easy. Sewing patterns don't have to be boring! Check out Style Arc's up-to-the minute styles
- Pattern pieces and basic instructions in English are included for this women's sewing pattern
- This women's cami sewing pattern was designed and printed in Australia
Style Arc Sewing Pattern - Faith Woven Top (Sizes 18-30) - Click for Other Sizes Available
- Woven top sewing pattern for women. Style Arc's industry-based sewing patterns are now available for you to sew at home!
- Sizes 18-30 included. Each size is printed in a different colour
- Difficulty rating: Medium
- Pattern pieces and basic instructions in English included
- This top sewing pattern is designed and printed in Australia
Style Arc Sewing Pattern - Bonnie Woven Tops (Sizes 04-16) - Click for Other Sizes Available
- This Style Arc women's top sewing pattern has two options. A sleeveless swing-shape top with a cropped length, or a square-shaped drop-shoulder top with a longer length.
- Sizes 4-16 included. Each size is printed in a different colour. Style Arc's industry-based patterns are now available for you to sew at home!
- Difficulty rating: Easy. Sewing patterns don't have to be boring! Check out Style Arc's up-to-the minute styles
- Pattern pieces and basic instructions in English are included for this women's sewing pattern.
- This women's top pattern was designed and printed in Australia
Style Arc Sewing Pattern - Blossom Woven Top (Sizes 18-30) - Click for Other Sizes Available
- Style Arc sewing pattern for a square-shaped button-through top featuring a dolman sleeve and gathered peplum. Style Arc's industry-based patterns are now available for you to sew at home!
- Sizes 18-30 included. Each size is printed in a different colour
- Difficulty rating: Medium. Sewing patterns don't have to be boring! Check out Style Arc's up-to-the minute styles
- Pattern pieces and basic instructions in English are included for this women's sewing pattern
- This top sewing pattern for women was designed and printed in Australia
Style Arc Sewing Pattern - Lani Woven Tunic (Sizes 04-16) - Click for Other Sizes Available
- Style Arc pattern for a women's tunic top with an asymetrical hemline. Style Arc's industry-based designer patterns are now available for you to sew at home!
- Sizes 4-16 included
- Difficulty rating: Challenging
- Pattern pieces and basic instructions in English included
- Designed and printed in Australia
Style Arc Sewing Pattern - Almy Woven Top (Sizes 04-16) - Click for Other Sizes Available
- Style Arc sewing pattern for button through sleeveless top with neck flounce.
- Sizes 4-16 included. Each size is printed in a different colour. Style Arc's industry-based patterns are now available for you to sew at home!
- Difficulty rating: Easy - Medium. Sewing patterns don't have to be boring! Check out Style Arc's up-to-the minute styles
- Pattern pieces and basic instructions in English are included for this women's sewing pattern
- This women's top sewing pattern was designed and printed in Australia
Simplicity Sewing Pattern 8387 Misses' Knit and Woven Tops With Length and Bodice Variations Misses' Sz Group A (4-26) (All Sizes Inclued in Pattern XXS-XS-S-M-L-XL-XXL)
- Ox's-as-s-m-tops, vest, jkts, co
- Product of Simplicity Patterns
- Manufactured in united states
Style Arc Sewing Pattern - Ethel Designer Top (Sizes 04-16) - Click for Other Sizes Available
- Style Arc pattern for a designer woven top. Style Arc's industry-based designer patterns are now available for you to sew at home!
- Sizes 4-16 included
- Difficulty rating: Easy - Medium
- Pattern pieces and basic instructions in English included
- Designed and printed in Australia
Style Arc Sewing Pattern - Maddison Top (Sizes 04-16) - Click for Other Sizes Available
- Simple Style Arc sewing pattern for a women's top. A great everyday raglan sleeved top with a slight trapeze body
- Sizes 4-16 included. Each size is printed in a different colour
- Difficulty rating: Easy - Medium
- Pattern pieces and basic instructions in English included
- Designed and printed in Australia
Style Arc Sewing Pattern - Daphne Tunic (Sizes 04-16) - Click for Other Sizes Available
- Style Arc sewing pattern for a women's woven tunic top. Style Arc's industry-based patterns are now available for you to sew at home!
- Sizes 4-16 included. Each size is printed in a different colour
- Difficulty rating: Medium
- Pattern pieces and basic instructions in English included
- Designed and printed in Australia
BurdaStyle: The Best Place for Free Online Sewing Patterns
BurdaStyle is a small online sewing community, which offers numerous free downloadable Sewing patterns and a lovely community of seamstresses of all skill levels, sharing photos of their creations and friendly tips.
BurdaStyle is a small online sewing community, which offers numerous free downloadable Sewing patterns and a lovely community of seamstresses of all skill levels, sharing photos of their creations and friendly tips. There is good-sized database of free women's clothing and accessory patterns, as well as a few that are for sale for a few dollars apiece. You can choose to print patterns in full size (at a copy store, on giant printers), or chopped up into ordinary home-printer-sized pages that you then have to glue together to form one full pattern.
I have to say that I was skeptical of this method at first, and didn't much like the idea of getting down on my knees to fit every 8.5X11" page of my pattern in place. But I have to admit that cutting pieces from a computer-weight paper pattern is much, much easier than using the usual thinner-than-newsprint-weight stuff they give you in store-bought patterns, and the pattern itself lasts longer than a store-bought one, so it will remain functional for future uses. Also, once you've downloaded a free pattern from BurdaStyle, you have it forever in digital format, and can re-print it to your heart's content. This is great if the cat walks on it, or if part of your pattern gets blown away, or accidentally thrown into the fireplace, or whatever.
Are you new to sewing? BurdaStyle is the perfect place to begin! All of the patterns have been rated on a scale of difficulty from 1-4, so you won't innocently bite off more than you can realistically chew. Also, there are great how-to tutorials submitted by users, which give instructions for specific techniques and mini-projects, in case you need a guide or some inspiration.
And, in case you're really, really green, BurdaStyle even contains a 'Sewpedia:' an encyclopedia of sewing terms and technical language used in patterns, so if you do get stuck, there's a comprehensive resource right at your fingertips. If you come up with a specific question and want a human's touch, BurdaStyle has a large, friendly forum where you can post your problems and have a community of experienced users flock to your rescue.
I personally sewed the Franzi 9302 pattern, and was very successful. I found the instructions clear and readable, and very easy to adapt to my personal preferences and skill level. This pattern is for a cropped vest, which was labeled as easy/medium difficulty. I found it an easy and surprisingly quick project to complete, with very satisfying results. I chose to do this pattern because it didn't require as much paper to print out as some of the other patterns. If you have reservations about printing a large pattern, you should weigh the cost benefits that might come from printing the document at a copy store, and consider how much a comparable pattern would cost you if purchased in a craft store.
I hope you enjoy the free patterns available at BurdaStyle, and get inspired to add some fresh pieces to your wardrobe!
