Button Front Add-on
for Women's Driftwood (ideal for nursing)
Button Front Add-on
for Women's Driftwood (ideal for nursing)
Please note: This is an add-on to the Women's Driftwood Blouse + Dress You will need to own the Women's Driftwood pattern in order to use this add-on.
From an everyday blouse to a stunning dress, the Button Front Add-on is for everyone - to change up the look of your Women's Driftwood simply and easily, adding even more versatility and options.
For nursing parents, this is a perfect addition to expand your wardrobe. Kit yourself out with multiple garments from just one pattern.
Skill Level: Adventurous beginner
- Button front pattern pieces and sewing instructions for
- Blouse
- Dress
- A-line Dress
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Sizing + Supplies
The Driftwood Blouse + Dress includes teen, women and curvy women sizes all in the one pattern.
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Printing Info
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Patterns include a nifty “layers” feature, allowing you to print only the size(s) you need, or all of the sizes. Full step-by-step printing instructions are supplied.
This pattern also includes an additional wide format file that can be taken to a local copy shop and printed on single sheets of A0 paper.
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The Driftwood Blouse + Dress pattern instructions include videos.
Mashes With
This pattern is designed to "mash" with elements of the following
I made this blouse with gathered cuffs and a button closure at the neck. Made my own neck binding. It went together easily and I wore it yesterday, am very happy with the result. I got my fabric online and it ended up being much more transparent than I anticipated, so I whipped up a cami to layer underneath. I'm envisioning wearing this in the garden to keep the sun off but still allow a breeze to reach my skin. I'm in the northern hemisphere and need the thought of spring to stay motivated this time of year! Thanks twig + tale! I hope to make an a-line dress version in the future as well.
Very happy with my new blouse. Took some time and handmade the button loop with embroidery thread. Will make a long sleeve version next with a brushed cotton for autumn
I left a review but forgot to add the photo. Here’s a duplicate review with photo. I'd made two baby versions (a top and a dress) of this pattern and decided to try making one for myself. I am always cold, so I decided to try making it in cotton flannel. It may not have the "drape" the typical fabrics have, but this pattern comes together nicely in flannel for a cool weather option. I love it. The instructions are clear and easy, and I'm looking forward to making more!
I'd made two baby versions (a top and a dress) of this pattern and decided to try making one for myself. I am always cold, so I decided to try making it in cotton flannel. It may not have the "drape" the typical fabrics have, but this pattern comes together nicely in flannel for a cool weather option. I love it. The instructions are clear and easy, and I'm looking forward to making more!
I am quite a beginner, but with a bit of patience, this top came out beautifully. I love it!
So easy to use, clear simple instructions a beginner could make this.
I love the shape, its versatility is endless, from a crisp cotton blouse to a soft sheer long sleeve elegant evening blouse, to a day dress, a beach cover or a night gown.
Its winter in the uk so i am making a soft Jersey with long sleeves in a tunic length.... Then i think i might need a pixie coat 😉
This is an excellent pattern. Very versatile and not hard to sew. The instructions are clear and easy to follow.
My Driftwood was made in vintage silk and I love it ❤️
I made a few adjustments as follows:
- I didn't want a tie or loop, so extended the neckband by 4cms to make it more open
- shortened the body by 4 - 5 cm
- extended the sleeve by 4 cm
Instructions were easy to follow - gathering the fabric into the neckband being the most cumbersome step. I divided the neckband & bodice into 16 sections to make it easier to get the gathers even throughout.
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I made this blouse with gathered cuffs and a button closure at the neck. Made my own neck binding. It went together easily and I wore it yesterday, am very happy with the result. I got my fabric online and it ended up being much more transparent than I anticipated, so I whipped up a cami to layer underneath. I'm envisioning wearing this in the garden to keep the sun off but still allow a breeze to reach my skin. I'm in the northern hemisphere and need the thought of spring to stay motivated this time of year! Thanks twig + tale! I hope to make an a-line dress version in the future as well.
Very happy with my new blouse. Took some time and handmade the button loop with embroidery thread. Will make a long sleeve version next with a brushed cotton for autumn
I left a review but forgot to add the photo. Here’s a duplicate review with photo. I'd made two baby versions (a top and a dress) of this pattern and decided to try making one for myself. I am always cold, so I decided to try making it in cotton flannel. It may not have the "drape" the typical fabrics have, but this pattern comes together nicely in flannel for a cool weather option. I love it. The instructions are clear and easy, and I'm looking forward to making more!
I'd made two baby versions (a top and a dress) of this pattern and decided to try making one for myself. I am always cold, so I decided to try making it in cotton flannel. It may not have the "drape" the typical fabrics have, but this pattern comes together nicely in flannel for a cool weather option. I love it. The instructions are clear and easy, and I'm looking forward to making more!
I am quite a beginner, but with a bit of patience, this top came out beautifully. I love it!
So easy to use, clear simple instructions a beginner could make this.
I love the shape, its versatility is endless, from a crisp cotton blouse to a soft sheer long sleeve elegant evening blouse, to a day dress, a beach cover or a night gown.
Its winter in the uk so i am making a soft Jersey with long sleeves in a tunic length.... Then i think i might need a pixie coat 😉
This is an excellent pattern. Very versatile and not hard to sew. The instructions are clear and easy to follow.
My Driftwood was made in vintage silk and I love it ❤️
I made a few adjustments as follows:
- I didn't want a tie or loop, so extended the neckband by 4cms to make it more open
- shortened the body by 4 - 5 cm
- extended the sleeve by 4 cm
Instructions were easy to follow - gathering the fabric into the neckband being the most cumbersome step. I divided the neckband & bodice into 16 sections to make it easier to get the gathers even throughout.