Butterick Pattern B6797: Misses & Misses Petite Scoop-neck Tops - Very Easy CF1295: XS-S-M-L-XL

B6797

Loose-fitting, pullover top or tunic has stitched hems, scoop neckline & length variations. A, B, D, E: side slits. A, B: sleeveless. C, D: short sleeves. E: three-quarter sleeves. D: pocket.
Fabrics: Lightweight Linen, Crepe, Stable Knits and Chambray.
Unsuitable for obvious diagonals.
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Please note– Natural fibres and fabrics they are used in have characteristics and irregularities that are features, and these are not treated as faults.