Boatneck Top PDF Pattern
The Boatneck Top is a wardrobe basic that’s designed to be useful for all 12 months of the year. It’s the perfect piece to comfortably layer under knits in winter or wear on it’s own in warmer months. It is a simple piece to make which means it’s a great project for beginners.
You can search instagram for customer makes with the hashtag #msboatnecktop
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Customer Reviews
This is another super pattern from Hetty. It is no ordinary tee shirt! The neckline is lovely and the construction is very clever. Great instructions. I did find that it came up a bit small (the first size I made - my usual size for MSC - was a bit tighter than skin tight). I do prefer slightly longer arms so I've adjusted my pattern. I've made 3 now and have more planned. It really is worth getting this pattern for the neckline alone! Thank you so much Hetty.
I like this pattern a lot. It was easy in the main albeit I struggled a little to understand the instructions for the neck facing. It is that feature that makes it different to just a standard boat neck T-shirt. I’ve written notes for the next one!
great pattern!