A dress, a blouse, a shirt, the new Tribeca has arrived!

Good morning !

The beautiful Tribeca blouse has been the subject of incredible mix and match of materials and prints, the most daring interpretations, magnificent creations. Truly, this contest has been a joyful moment of sharing under the sign of sewing and creativity and I thank you for all your posts, your messages, your photos.

I wanted to offer you a lovely free pattern that you could make your own and interpret as you wish… Mission accomplished! The winners of the competition will be announced on our Instagram profile, but you can now find all the seamstresses’ sewing projects on our Pinterest board .

Go further with Tribeca!

This little blouse embellished with bands that highlight the curves is a pretty playground, but I wanted to go further in the variations of the model, and I am delighted to offer you a sewing pattern that allows you to revisit the beautiful Tribeca thanks to its multiple options .

In addition to a pretty blouse, the pattern also offers you to sew a blouse ( yummm the pretty buttons ), and a dress with a twirling babydoll cut and a light look, which will or will not be buttoned in the front. I love this type of volume, dancing, loose and nicely shortened.

These dresses have a feminine and joyful line, and which will go just as well with beautiful plains as with printed fabrics. They offer a silhouette that gives pride of place to the legs, whether they are worn with ankle boots, sneakers or pumps.

The inspiration

The Tribeca babydoll dress pattern

Midnight Blue Lemon Viscose Poplin
Shocking Rose Viscose Twill

The Maison Fauve signature

Another special feature of this new version of the pattern is the presence of bias strips that highlight and add depth to the worked cuts of Tribeca. You know how attached I am to the Art Deco aesthetic, which combines clean lines and sharp curves. This is what I had in mind when I created Tribeca: the modernist arches and volutes of Art Deco buildings, with vanishing lines that rework the volumes and play with perspectives.

The inspiration

Tribeca Boss Details

The blouse thus decorated gains in elegance, the jewel buttons recall the golden metallic elements of the designer pieces and the choice of a plain, bright white tencel fabric immerses us in this mixture of purity and geometry dear to Art Deco.

The Tribeca Blouse Pattern

The Tribeca sewing pattern enriched with all these variations is available in a pocket format with very couture gold details , as well as in PDF format (A0, A3, A4, US letter, with the layers option) . It is sized from 34 to 52 and a brand new sewing tutorial accessible for free will accompany you at each stage of sewing.

Tribeca definitely has a little "je ne sais quoi" that will keep you hanging... I can't wait to see you try this gem again!