Chorus Top and Dress
$12.50
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Introducing the community designed Chorus Top & Dress pattern! This pattern has a fun story. All the elements were decided on by our amazing community in the Pattern Support Group. This was a fun experiment that resulted in a pattern with a really interesting drape neckline. Sew it up in a shirt length or choose from two skirt lengths- knee or ankle. Several sleeve options are also included. Choose from sleeveless, short, split short, elbow or long sleeve!
This pattern is perfect for those lighter weight drapey knits. The top length has split side seams with curved hems. The dress waist is cinched in with forgiving elastic for the ulimate dress comfort.
Find your perfect fit with sizes XS-5X with full bust option and add a touch of practicality with handy pockets included.
Chorus Top & Dress Features:
- 3 views- shirt, knee length dress, ankle length dress
- 2 neckline drape depths- deep and shallow
- 2 back neckline options- with and without drape
- 5 sleeve options- sleeveless, short, split short, elbow & long
- No droop pockets!
- Meant for knit fabrics
- Full bust adjustment option included
Sizes: XS-5X (See Size Charts here)
Skill Level: Confident beginner
Pattern Formats Included:
- Print at home for US letter & A4 paper, trimless format with layers
- Large format file LAYERED for copy shop printing. This file will print on 7 A0 (33″ x 46″) size sheets. Be sure to instruct your printer to print actual size in black and white on their cheapest paper. We recommend PDFPlotting for printing the large format files.
- A projector file is also included for those using projector technology
stinny75 –
I’m an advanced beginner and this came together so easy. I made it sleeveless with the shallower neck. I love it! This will be a go to for sure.
dmschindlbeck –
Love this pattern! At 5’2″ I typically do a petite adjustment on love notions patterns. While this one had me scratching my head for a hot minute I was able to figure it out with great success. I made the dress version, It is a very easy sew and quite flattering.
jjhunter8412 –
I’ve made two Chorus tops (one shallow drape, one deep drape) so far and plan to make more! The deep drape turned out to be a little too deep for me, but I know of at least one Ambassador that has posted instructions to adjust the drape, so that is my plan for the next one I make.
Kandace Klumper –
This is another one I love the style of and have made 3 trial versions. It’s an easy sew, I’m just having trouble getting the fit right for myself, but that’s no fault of the pattern.
gillsmith999 –
I have made two of these tops and they are so quick and easy to sew and feel so fancy and flattering to wear!
snyder2501 –
The two tops I made with this pattern were staples of my summer wardrobe. They went together so quickly and the instructions were so easy to follow!
Lori JORGENSON –
I made the deeper drape view. I didn’t make a toile. I should have. The deep drape is lower than I prefer. I think the shallow one would be too shallow for my preference. I just found on the blog how to adjust the cowl to my preference. I think it is Livia who posted the hack. I’m going to try again. I was surprised how slim the long sleeves are. I have thin arms so it has worked out good for me. It is something to be aware of. The top is an easy make.