Odell is all about statement sleeves with zero hassle. Her signature puff sleeves require no gathering—just beautifully shaped seams that create volume, playful design lines, and the perfect opportunity for color-blocking.
A high, round neckline keeps the focus on the sleeves, while the lower back neckline adds a subtle surprise. Designed with a relaxed fit and bust darts for shaping, Odell slips on easily without closures.
The pattern includes two hem lengths, allowing you to make a top or a short dress. Sew her in structured fabrics like cotton, linen, canvas, or denim to make those sleeves pop. And if you love mixing fabrics, this is the perfect project to use up your fabric leftovers—just be sure to match fabric weights for the sleeve pieces!
To achieve the full effect of Odell’s statement sleeves, opt for a fabric with structure. Lightweight, drapey fabrics won’t hold the sleeve shape as well. The best choices include easy-to-sew fabrics like cotton and linen, as well as sturdier options like canvas, denim, and baby corduroy.
This pattern is also a great opportunity for fabric mixing—perfect for using up leftover fabric scraps! If you choose to mix fabrics, make sure all sleeve pieces have a similar stiffness for a cohesive look.
WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND WASHING YOUR FABRIC BEFORE CUTTING.
Odell is all about statement sleeves with zero hassle. Her signature puff sleeves require no gathering—just beautifully shaped seams that create volume, playful design lines, and the perfect opportunity for color-blocking.
A high, round neckline keeps the focus on the sleeves, while the lower back neckline adds a subtle surprise. Designed with a relaxed fit and bust darts for shaping, Odell slips on easily without closures.
The pattern includes two hem lengths, allowing you to make a top or a short dress. Sew her in structured fabrics like cotton, linen, canvas, or denim to make those sleeves pop. And if you love mixing fabrics, this is the perfect project to use up your fabric leftovers—just be sure to match fabric weights for the sleeve pieces!
To achieve the full effect of Odell’s statement sleeves, opt for a fabric with structure. Lightweight, drapey fabrics won’t hold the sleeve shape as well. The best choices include easy-to-sew fabrics like cotton and linen, as well as sturdier options like canvas, denim, and baby corduroy.
This pattern is also a great opportunity for fabric mixing—perfect for using up leftover fabric scraps! If you choose to mix fabrics, make sure all sleeve pieces have a similar stiffness for a cohesive look.
WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND WASHING YOUR FABRIC BEFORE CUTTING.
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