Testing Calls Itch to Stitch Zamora Hepburn Salamanca Seville

Testing Call: Jacket, Skirt, Top & Blouse Patterns

TESTING CALL CLOSED

The testing call is now closed. Thank you so much for your support! The Zamora Blouse is now available in the shop.

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I’ve been laying low for a couple of months because I am working hard on four patterns. Now they are ready to be tested! If you think you can help, please read on! Because four garments are a lot for one person to test within the specified time frame, I will unlikely to choose a single person to sew all four. But in the form, you can check which one you are interested, and if needed, I will do some assignments accordingly. Thank you for your interest.

Zamora Blouse

Itch to Stitch Zamora Blouse Testing Call

Itch to Stitch Zamora Blouse

 

Itch to Stitch Zamora Blouse Line Drawing Front

Zamora Blouse Front

 

Itch to Stitch Zamora Blouse Line Drawing Back

Zamora Blouse Back

 

  • A, B, C, D and DD cups for the perfect fit
  • Feminine V neck with a bow tied at the neck
  • Buttoned front
  • Gathered sleeve cap and sleeve cuff
  • Intricate front released tucks
  • Back pleat that adds comfort
  • 3/4 and bracelet sleeve length options

Zamora Blouse Body and Finished Garment Measurements

Zamora Blouse Body and Finished Garment Measurements

Zamora Blouse Material Requirements

Primary fabric Use light-weight woven fabric with or without stretch. Shirting, rayon challis, broadcloth, linen, satin and crepe are great choices.

Interfacing Use light-weight woven or weft insertion fusible interfacing.

Other Materials Five (5) 1/2” (1.25 cm) buttons

Zamora Blouse Fabric Requirements

Zamora Blouse Fabric Requirements Imperial

Zamora Blouse Fabric Requirements Metric

Hepburn Turtleneck

Itch to Stitch Hepburn Turtleneck

Itch to Stitch Hepburn Turtleneck

 

Itch to Stitch Hepburn Turtleneck Line Drawing Front

Hepburn Turtleneck Front

 

Itch to Stitch Hepburn Turtleneck Line Drawing Back

Hepburn Turtleneck Back

 

  • Options for long and three-quarter sleeves
  • Double-layered turtleneck piece
  • Close-fitting to accentuate your figure

Hepburn Turtleneck Body and Finished Garment Measurements

Hepburn Turtleneck Body and Finished Garment Measurements

Hepburn Turtleneck Material Requirements

Primary Fabric Use a light to medium-weight knit fabric with at least 100% 2-way or 4-way stretch and great recovery. Rib knit, jersey and sweater knit are great choices. If you use fabric with less stretch, you may choose a larger size. Conversely, if you use fabric with more stretch, you may choose a smaller size.

Other Material 15” (38 cm) of clear elastic to stabilize shoulder seams

Tools

  • Ball-point or stretch machine needles
  • Walking foot for your sewing machine (optional)
  • Serger machine (optional)
  • Cover stitch machine to finish your hems (optional)
  • Twin needles to finish your hems (optional)
  • Wooly nylon threads to finish your hems (optional)

Hepburn Turtleneck Fabric Requirements

Zamora Blouse Fabric Requirements

Salamanca Cropped Jacket

Itch to Stitch Salamanca Cropped Jacket

Itch to Stitch Salamanca Cropped Jacket

 

Itch to Stitch Salamanca Cropped Jacket Line Drawing Front

Salamanca Cropped Jacket Front

 

Itch to Stitch Salamanca Cropped Jacket Line Drawing Back

Salamanca Cropped Jacket Back

 

  • A, B, C, D and DD cups for the perfect fit
  • Completely lined for a beautiful finish
  • Cropped, swing style jacket with high-low hem
  • Gathered raglan sleeves

Salamanca Cropped Jacket Body and Finished Garment Measurements

Salamanca Cropped Jacket Body and Finished Garment Measurements

Salamanca Cropped Jacket Material Requirements

Primary fabric Use medium-weight woven fabric with or without stretch. Woolen, suiting, twill and boucle are great choices.

Lining Acetate, Ambiance by Bemberg, batiste, lawn, pima cotton, china silk, silk crepe de chine or silk georgette are all good choices

Interfacing Use medium-weight woven or weft insertion fusible interfacing.

Other Materials Six (6) 1/2” (1.25 cm) buttons

Salamanca Cropped Jacket Fabric Requirements

Salamanca Cropped Jacket Fabric Requirements

Seville Skirt

Itch to Stitch Seville Skirt

Itch to Stitch Seville Skirt

 

Itch to Stitch Seville Skirt Line Drawing Front

Seville Skirt Front

 

Itch to Stitch Seville Skirt Line Drawing Back

Seville Skirt Back

 

  • Sits on natural waist and falls slightly below the knees
  • Fitted above and flare below the hips
  • Side invisible zipper with waistband
  • Lined and unlined options

Seville Skirt Body and Finished Garment Measurements

Seville Skirt Body and Finished Garment Measurements

Seville Skirt Material Requirements

Primary fabric Use a woven fabric with some drape, such as rayon challis, charmeuse or georgette, for a fluid look. Use more stable fabric, such as cotton, woolen, broadcloth or linen for a more structured look.

Lining (Optional) Washable choices are cotton batiste and cotton lawn. For dry-clean garments, use Ambiance lining, polyester lining, China silk or charmeuse.   

Interfacing Use light- to medium- weight fusible woven or weft insertion interfacing.

Other Materials

  • One (1) 12” (30 cm) invisible zipper
  • One set of size 1 hook and eye

Seville Skirt Fabric Requirements

Seville Skirt Fabric Requirements

Timeline

I plan to start testing Tuesday, February 23rd, and would like to receive your modeled photos with your garments by Wednesday, March 2nd. But as always, if there’s any important change to the pattern, we’ll extend testing as needed.

Tester Selection

The chosen testers will be invited to private Facebook groups where we can discuss the pattern, share pictures and discuss revisions. Each pattern will have its own group, so if you are selected to test two patterns, you will be invited to two groups. I will send the invite/link to the email that you provide. So please make sure you enter the correct email in the form below.

In return for your time, effort, professionalism, input and participation, upon public release of the pattern, you will receive:

  • A final copy of the pattern
  • Feature you in a blog post that directs traffic to your blog/site/store/Etsy store

Please sign up using this application form if you are interested. Testing is one of the most crucial steps for producing a quality pattern. I appreciate your applying!