Top 5 Sewing Patterns of 2024
There were some real stand out Sewing Pattern styles in 2024 so I thought I'd share our Top 5 Sewing Patterns to hopefully inspire your next sewing project.
Our best selling pattern last year was the Remy Raglan Top Sewing Pattern by Sew House Seven. This a simple, timeless top is quick and easy to make. It features a relaxed fit at the bust and waist with three sleeve choices plus an optional keyhole button closure at the front.
Suitable for confident beginners, it's a great style for summer but can also be worn with a long sleeve tee in the winter.
Following closely behind the Remy, in second place, was Le Top by Atelier Brunette. Le Top is a sleeveless, trapeze top with a flattering design. You can chose from four playful side styles including three buttons, a single button and side splits, ties and a lace detail.
Third place went to the Tempete Blouse Sewing Pattern by Maison Fauve. Released in September, this beautiful blouse combines clean lines and sophistication with a very feminine drape.
The pattern plays on pleats, proportions and a trompe l’oeil collar effect. The sleeves can be long, and constructed with stitched pleats and a buttoned cuff, like a blouse. You can also sew the Tempête Blouse without sleeves, with an impeccable armhole finishing, for a very elegant little top to wear for any occasion.
The Cuff Top Sewing Pattern by The Assembly Line was our fourth best selling style of 2024 and has consistently been one of our best selling styles since we first started stocking it six years ago. Suitable for beginners, this is an easy to make style with a straight fit, boat neck and half sleeves with statement deep elastic cuffs
Finally, fifth place went to the Thea Boho Sleeve Shirt Sewing Pattern by Liberty. Thea is a loose-fitting button-front blouse with a range of different sleeve options. Choose from long and short sleeve lengths, the long sleeves have the option for puffed sleeves, as shown in the photos, as well as a ruffled option, making it a really versatile pattern.
It's interesting to note that all five styles were tops and blouses, that said they're all completely different with their own unique design details and silhouettes, and they are all still relevant as we head into 2025.