Springfield Top
Make room in your closet for the Springfield Top! This woven shell is ideal for layering under a cardigan or pairing with dark jeans and your favorite heels. View A features a loose, swingy silhouette and optional hem band, while View B uses back princess seams to beautifully skim your curves. Both variations have scooped necklines, back yokes, and comfortably split side seams. Bring on the weekend!
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SEWING LEVEL: Beginner.
SIZING: 12 to 28, in three cup sizes (C/D, E/F, G/H). See Sizing Guide.
RECOMMENDED FABRIC: Light to midweight woven fabric such as cotton lawn, linen, chambray, rayon, crepe or silk.
Bias facings are suitable for lightweight fabric only (Store-bought bias tape can also be used).
NOTIONS: Universal needle, thread.
Use the dropdown menu above to order either a Printed Pattern, which will be mailed to your address, or a PDF Pattern, which can be downloaded.
PDF PATTERN:
The PDF comes in three files (one for each bust size), so you only need to print your size. You'll receive files to print at home or at a copy shop. Files are delivered as a .zip file which can be downloaded on a computer, but not on a mobile device. For more on PDFs, see the FAQs.
Instructions: 11 pages (3.4 MB)
Pattern pieces (for each cup size): 30 pages in total; 23 pages to print for View A, 20 pages to print for View B (290 KB each)
Copy shop (A0 or US 36" x 48" size): 2 pages for A0, 2 pages for US - print 1 for view A, print 1 - 2 for view B(250 KB each)
- Pattern Hacking for Curves Workshop
- How to Sew French Seams
- Tulip Back Tank Hack
- Fix a Gaping Neckline
- How to Sew a Side Seam with French Seams and Slits
- How to Change the Height of a Bust Dart
- Grading Between Sizes - Top or Dress with Bust Dart
- Grading Between Sizes - Princess Seams for Back View of Springfield
See what our customers are making!
It took three tries to get the Springfield made in a way I really liked and I’m still working on the finer points of fit. The instructions and tutorials available from Cashmerette are very helpful. I also got great advice from people in the Facebook group for getting better fit. The shoulders are made more like a tank top than a shell in my opinion and I make it with wider straps for better bra coverage.
I enjoyed this pattern which accommodates the big boobs. I finally am getting a good fit in the armholes and bust in a tank. I am modifying the neck/ shoulder opening slightly inward, but that's an adjustment I generally need to make for my body.
I love this pattern. The fitted back is a joy. I made it in silk and used French seams etc. It has been admired and I shall make more. I had to grade between sizes to fit my “interesting “ figure but I am delighted with the outcome.
I like the pattern but found the arm holes cut in a bit at the front curve. I think this was because I may have chosen the wrong size and I'm sure if I size up it will be fine. I like that the back is shaped creates a good fit
What a wonderful staple pattern for any seamstress’ wardrobe. I sewed a 20 graded to 22 at the hips in a G/H and it was perfect without any tinkering at all! I am so grateful for a beautifully drafted pattern that fits my plus size figure so well!
