Myka Top Pattern
The Myka Top is an oversized, boxy knit top that has a high, round neckline with self fabric neck band. It features loose elbow-length raglan sleeves with shoulder darts and wide sleeve bands. The deep hem, sleeve bands and neckline have a twin needle stitching detail.
Sizes (AUS): 0 (6), 1 (8-10), 2 (12-14), 3 (16-18), 4 (20-22)
Recommended fabrics: cotton/elastane French terry, firm knit jersey
Notions: thread, 2.5mm stretch twin needle
Meterage/Finished measurements: See table in images
Sewing level: All sewing levels
Hashtag & view: #TessutiMyka
Copy Shop pattern: One pattern sheet - A0 size pattern sheet
BONUS Myka Dress tutorial included in instruction booklet - You can easily lengthen the Myka Top and add a gathered hem panel to make a Myka Dress.
Print-at-home pattern: 25 pattern tiles in total. Sheet 1 has 27 pages. Page 1 includes the test square and page 2 features the layout guide. To check for scale accuracy, we strongly recommend printing page 1 first.
Instruction booklet: 13 pages
This pattern is for personal use only. Not to be used for commercial purposes
To learn more about how to download and print our digital patterns, please read this blog post or visit our FAQ page.
Seam allowances are included in the pattern and are in imperial (inches), not metric (centimetres). Please take the seam allowances specified in the sewing instructions.
The Myka Top is an oversized, boxy knit top that has a high, round neckline with self fabric neck band. It features loose elbow-length raglan sleeves with shoulder darts and wide sleeve bands. The deep hem, sleeve bands and neckline have a twin needle stitching detail.
Sizes (AUS): 0 (6), 1 (8-10), 2 (12-14), 3 (16-18), 4 (20-22)
Recommended fabrics: cotton/elastane French terry, firm knit jersey
Notions: thread, 2.5mm stretch twin needle
Meterage/Finished measurements: See table in images
Sewing level: All sewing levels
Hashtag & view: #TessutiMyka
Copy Shop pattern: One pattern sheet - A0 size pattern sheet
BONUS Myka Dress tutorial included in instruction booklet - You can easily lengthen the Myka Top and add a gathered hem panel to make a Myka Dress.
Print-at-home pattern: 25 pattern tiles in total. Sheet 1 has 27 pages. Page 1 includes the test square and page 2 features the layout guide. To check for scale accuracy, we strongly recommend printing page 1 first.
Instruction booklet: 13 pages
This pattern is for personal use only. Not to be used for commercial purposes
To learn more about how to download and print our digital patterns, please read this blog post or visit our FAQ page.
Seam allowances are included in the pattern and are in imperial (inches), not metric (centimetres). Please take the seam allowances specified in the sewing instructions.
Description
The Myka Top is an oversized, boxy knit top that has a high, round neckline with self fabric neck band. It features loose elbow-length raglan sleeves with shoulder darts and wide sleeve bands. The deep hem, sleeve bands and neckline have a twin needle stitching detail.
Sizes (AUS): 0 (6), 1 (8-10), 2 (12-14), 3 (16-18), 4 (20-22)
Recommended fabrics: cotton/elastane French terry, firm knit jersey
Notions: thread, 2.5mm stretch twin needle
Meterage/Finished measurements: See table in images
Sewing level: All sewing levels
Hashtag & view: #TessutiMyka
Copy Shop pattern: One pattern sheet - A0 size pattern sheet
BONUS Myka Dress tutorial included in instruction booklet - You can easily lengthen the Myka Top and add a gathered hem panel to make a Myka Dress.
Print-at-home pattern: 25 pattern tiles in total. Sheet 1 has 27 pages. Page 1 includes the test square and page 2 features the layout guide. To check for scale accuracy, we strongly recommend printing page 1 first.
Instruction booklet: 13 pages
This pattern is for personal use only. Not to be used for commercial purposes
To learn more about how to download and print our digital patterns, please read this blog post or visit our FAQ page.
Seam allowances are included in the pattern and are in imperial (inches), not metric (centimetres). Please take the seam allowances specified in the sewing instructions.
