New Plus Size Cottagecore Sewing Patterns! Twig and Tale Vista Top Pattern Review

In this video, we're exploring the latest plus size cottagecore sewing patterns from Twig and Tale. Specifically, I will be reviewing the Vista Top pattern and the additional sleeve add -on and sharing my thoughts on the design, fit, and overall sewing experience. I will be making two versions; one as the pattern comes with the bracelet length bell sleeve, and a second one with the flounce sleeve from the add-on pack, making small changes to get my perfect fit. I will be also showing off in detail my prefered method of sewing a facing. This is a very easy, beginner friendly pattern that has a lot of possibility, so grab your fabric, thread, and sewing machine, and let's get started on this exciting new project!

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Chapters:
0:00 About the Sew & Show Process
2:03 The Website
5:56 Standard Vista Top Sewing
11:39 Thoughts on my first iteration
12:18 Flounce Sleeve Vista Sewing
19:53 Conclusions

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[Ann.M]

I like both versions of this top that you made. Nice job with you facing too.

[elizabethhollingsworth]

Liked the way you attached the interfacing before ironing. A really clean finish. Watching these videos makes me want to get back into making my own clothes again.

[annettebroomhall]

Tis interesting what you find out watching sewists. I am from New Zealand and have never heard of this pattern company. I find that sad. Will now look at the options, so thank you. An informative video all round.

[charissa]

I liked your neckline facing trick. Thanks

[cassafrass]

Loved this style of video and these two tops look absolutely gorgeous on you. I could see that tabbed sleeve option looking really cute in a light blue and white striped cotton shirting type material.

[kimburke]

I love the neckline adjustment you made! Beautiful work!!!

[johannechampagne]

Beautiful results and I so enjoyed learning the two techniques (facing finish and the curved hem solution). Please do more tutorials. Subscribed!

[gammayin]

So pretty - and your outfit is aligned with the latest in Anthropologie, Pinterest and Free People!

[Avotts]

nice sleeve options. Why didn't you just make a back facIng? I dont like the binding use myself. cute x 2.

[deborahosorio]

This was a very nice review and tutorial. Is that a Pfaff you are sewing on? I have the 7510. It has been a real work horse for me

[jacquieskipper]

I have used the interfacing trick myself. Anything that makes it look neat is ok by me.

[kdawg]

I can't sew but I'm here because your shorts drew me in. Your style is so beautiful and gives me outfit inspo!

[creepyed]

I love the interfacing trick! I just made a dress with a v-neck and a facing and I wish I'd seen this before. In other news, I had to pause this video several times because I thought the background music was an ice cream truck 🤣

[katybradley]

That facing/interfacing trick is BRILLIANT! Thank you!

[callitags]

Love the style of this top, and will put it on my eventually list. Particularly liked the second one, because I'm all about a comfy, loose sleeve. I haven't even made a garment yet, so this is feels a little bit away for me, but very glad to have it on my radar. Watching you do the facing was actually fascinating to me, as someone who's still learning basics. I appreciate the way you showed a lot of what you were doing. I feel like this could be a resource for me to return to later.