Minerva Sew-Along - Merchant & Mills Edie Top

The Edie Top from Merchant and Mills is the ultimate staple blouse for your wardrobe. Sew in light woven fabrics to suit the summer months or pick more structural fabrics to create a sculptural layering piece for colder days. This simple and chic pattern features balloon sleeves which are gathered with a tie which is threaded through a buttonhole, alternatively you can omit this buttonhole and insert elastic instead.
Follow Auri’s handy sewalong to take you through this intermediate pattern with ease! From materials, fabric cutting all the way to construction and the special details - Auri has you covered.
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Grab everything you need to make this top here;
Merchant & Mills Sewing Pattern Edie Top
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Viscose Challis Fabric
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Gutermann Sew All Polyester Sewing Thread
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[@karenmcneil7546]

Lovely to watch and a beautiful fabric

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Hi Karen, Thank you so much - We are glad you enjoyed it!

[@christycampbell1874]

Love this sew along! Amazing video and editing. Sound is perfect and love how you narrate over the video. Super helpful!!!

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Hi Christy, Thank you so much! We are so glad you like the video and found it helpful!

[@patriciabennett961]

Such a cute top! Love it!❤️👍

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We couldn't agree more! We are so glad you love it!

[@lovetosew1373]

Beautiful fabric 🤩

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Isn't it just? - What would you make with it?

[@meadhbhcorrigan3549]

Love this so much, half way through making my own edie top now thanks to this video! Would love to see more merchant and mills sew alongs

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Hi there! We are so glad you like the video! We will definitely keep your suggestion in mind! Keep your eyes open for future sewalongs! 😉

[@sallyadams3981]

I am interested to see you use a lot of pins on your bias tape, then remove with with your tweezer. I have never seen this technique before. I like it. I usually hand baste a slippery fabric with small stitches, and then remove the pins and finally machine stitch. Very long winded!