The Flick Knit Top is a stylish pull-on knit top sewing pattern that’s as easy to sew as it is to wear. With clever front and back waist tucks, Flick creates beautiful shaping and texture while maintaining a comfortable, modern silhouette. Choose from a fitted style with statement tucked sleeves or a soft, relaxed sleeveless version – perfect for everyday wear.
With round or V-neck options, hip-length styling and versatile sleeve choices, Flick will work effortlessly across seasons and everyday outfits. Top A features set-in sleeves with fashionable tucks and bound hems, while Top B offers an extended shoulder and easy sleeveless finish. Designed for knit fabrics including jersey, interlock and French terry, this pattern combines comfort and contemporary style in one beautifully wearable top.
Features
Top A (with sleeve):
- Fitted style
- Round neck and V-neck with neck band option
- Round neck and V-neck with facing option and topstitching
- Set in sleeve with tucks at the hem, finished with a bound edge
- Four front and four back waist tucks, finished with topstitching
- Hip length
Top B (sleeveless):
- Relaxed style
- Round and V-neck with neck band option
- Round neck and V-neck with facing option
- Sleeveless with extended shoulder seam
- Four front and four back waist tucks finished with topstitching
- Hip length
Fabric Suggestions
Light to medium weight knit fabric with moderate body, good stretch recovery and good stability to support the waist tucks and neckline finishes. View A is best suited to more stable knits, e.g. cotton/elastane jersey, cotton jersey, interlock, lightweight ponte and other stable knits, while View B can be made in slightly softer, more fluid knits with good recovery
Skill Level
Easy
Format Reviewed: Printed Pattern - Single-Size
s**********1 (verified owner) – :
Oh I’m glad those photos are up for this pattern. I was scratching my head a bit with the tucks thinking that the inside looked better than the outside but the photos of the model confirm that I did it correctly. I used a difficult fabric, a velour type thing that gave me trouble with pinning and leaving marks. It did turn out well though, it just didn’t go that smoothly for me the first time. I will definitely make again, I’ll be better for the run!
Style Arc – :
Hi there,Thankyou for taking the time to share feedback.
It is good to hear you found some of our close-up sample photos helpful to refer back to.
Velour can be a tricky fabric, we have had great results with a ponte fabric for our sample.
Thanks again,Style Arc
Format Reviewed: PDF Digital Pattern - Single-Size
j*****1 (verified owner) – :
This is a very quick and easy pattern to put together. The tucks give it a lovely shape and topstitching around neck and hem give definition. On the down side, for me, I had to shorten the top by 2 inch to sit on the hips and despite following the measurement chart, I come up as a 16, I found the top came up very large across the shoulders and upper chest. I put in a tuck on the shoulder to take up some of the excess.
This is a pattern I will use time and time again but I will go down a size.