Scoop Neck Top

How To Assemble The Pattern

2 INCH 2 INCH
CUT ON FOLD
TEST TEST
SQUARE SQUARE

1/4” SEAM ALLOWANCE 1/4” SEAM ALLOWANCE

1 2
INCLUDED IN PATTERNS INCLUDED IN PATTERNS

Aura PATTERNS
SCOOP TANK TOP

NECKBAND: CUT 1 ON FOLD

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3 4
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PATTERNS

TOP: CUT 2 ON FOLD

PATTE
SCOOP TANK TOP

TOP: CUT 2 ON F

SCOOP TANK T
CUT ON FOLD

CUT ON FOLD

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CUT ON FOLD

ARMBAND: CUT 2 ON FOLD XS S M L XL XXL XXXL

SCOOP TANK TOP

PATTERNS
Fabric Suggestions
It is recommended to use comfortable knit fabric that has
a good amount of stretch. Lightweight to mediumweight fabrics
will perform best such as jersey, knits or any fabric with stretch.

Fabric Requirements
All sizes - 1 metres / 1 yard

Sizing

SIZES BUST WAIST HIPS SIZES BUST WAIST HIPS

XS 30” 25” 36” XS 76cm 63.5cm 91cm

S 33” 27” 38” S 84cm 68.5cm 96cm

M 36” 29” 40” M 92cm 73.5cm 101cm

L 39” 31” 42” L 99cm 78.5cm 106cm

XL 42” 33” 44” XL 104cm 83.5cm 111cm

XXL 45” 35” 46” L 114cm 89.5cm 116cm

XXXL 48” 37” 48” XL 120cm 94.5cm 120cm

Pieces to Cut
x2 top (cut on fold)
x2 armband (cut on fold)
x1 neckband (cut on fold)

Folded edge of fabric Folded edge of fabric

Folded edge of fabric

Construction

Step 1 - Print out the pattern piece and tape it together.

Cut out your desired fabric, make sure you have prewashed your
fabric to prevent shrinkage.

Step 2 - With right sides together, place the front and back top on
top of eachother and sew the side seams and shoulder seams with
a 1cm seam allowance and use a stretch stitch or overlocker.

Step 3 - With right sides together, take the neckband piece and
stitch down the short side with a 1cm seam allowance, making a
circular band.

Step 4 - Fold the neckband in half with wrong sides together and
press. This will create the top of the band with a folded neat edge
and the bottom of the band with the raw sides.
Step 5 - With right sides facing, attach the raw edge
of the neckband to the neckline, evenly distributing the fabric.
Place the seam of the neckband at the centre back of the top.
You will need to stretch the neckband slightly as you pin it for it to fit
properly. Sew using a 1cm seam allowance and finish the raw edge.

Step 6 - Now press the neckband upwards so the seam is facing the
inside of the garment. You will now have a clean and finished neckband.
Step 7 - Complete the exact same steps as we did for the neck
band to the armhole bands (steps 3-6).

Step 8 - Hem the top by folding the edges up by 1cm and pressing. Stitch
around the hem using a standard or double needle for a neat finish.