Raglan High Neck Top Sewing Pattern 'Frankie'

I made Frankie in a size M using cotton jersey with about 30% stretch, and the fit came together exactly as expected. The raglan seams were straightforward, and the high neckline sat flat without needing adjustments. I appreciated that it felt polished without requiring advanced techniques. This is a solid pattern if you want something simple but not boring.

I�m still a beginner and chose Frankie as my first raglan project, sewn in a ribbed knit. The instructions were easy to follow, especially around attaching the neckline, which I was nervous about. I used the A4 files and everything lined up cleanly. Finishing it gave me a real confidence boost.

I sewed a size L and slightly lengthened the body for my height, using leftover jersey from another project. The high neck feels comfortable and not restrictive, which was important to me. I�ve worn it several times already, and it holds its shape well. It�s become a regular part of my casual wardrobe.

I used the projector files for Frankie and really appreciated how clean and well-organized they were. The cut was quick, and I finished the top in one evening using a lightweight cotton knit. As an intermediate sewist, I liked that it didn�t feel repetitive but still came together fast. Definitely a good pattern for efficient sewing days.

I like the overall look of Frankie, but I had to slow down when attaching the high neck to get it perfectly even. Once I took my time, it turned out well and sits nicely against the collarbone. I made a size S in stretch jersey and didn�t need other fit changes. Despite that small challenge, I�m happy with the final result.