Free Sewing Pattern – How to make sash belt

Looking for a chic accessory to elevate your outfits? Look no further than the DIY Fashion Sash Belt Sewing Pattern from Sew in Love! This elegant sash belt is the perfect way to add a touch of sophistication to any ensemble, whether you’re dressing up for a wedding or simply want to accentuate your waist.

Customizable Design: One of the best things about this sash belt pattern is its versatility. With simple instructions and easy-to-find materials, you can customize the design to suit your personal style. Whether you prefer a minimalist look or want to add embellishments for extra flair, the choice is yours.

Flattering Fit: Designed to cinch in your waist, this sash belt is both stylish and flattering. The adjustable tie allows you to achieve the perfect fit every time, making it suitable for a variety of body shapes and sizes.

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I’ve always wanted to knit a mohair sweater. It just seems to me like the ultimate in comfort and a bit of luxury, and I would probably live in such a sweater all winter long if I had one.

Now might be the time to finally make my mohair sweater dreams a reality, thanks to the Summer Lotus Blouse, a free knitting pattern from Hobbii.

Don’t take the “summer” in the title too literally, because it’s worked with two strands of mohair held together, so while it will be super light weight it will also be plenty cozy to wear throughout the year.

The sweater is worked from the top down in stockinette stitch with I-cord edgings for a super clean look. It uses a larger than expected needle to keep it airy and light, which also speeds up the process.

One thing that’s cool about holding two strands of yarn together is that they don’t have to be the same color. These sweaters end up looking like they use a solid color but they’re actually worked with two different colors, which gives you so many more options. Pick two harmonious colors or shades of the same color, or go wild and pick two colors that are quite different and see what happens. You could also, of course, hold two strands of the same color if you like, but part of the fun of knitting with mohair is seeing how the colors play with each other.

This pattern is available in six sizes, ranging from an actual chest measurement of 30.3 to 44.1 inches, or 77 to 112 cm. It’s meant to be worn with about 2 inches/5 cm of negative ease, but you can choose a different size if you don’t want such a snug fit.

You can grab the pattern for free and check out all the yarn options at Hobbii.

[Photo: Hobbii]

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