T-Shirt Sewing Pattern | Sizes XS-3XL

Name: T-Shirt Sewing Pattern | Sizes XS-3XL
Brand: Balinga Pattern
SKU: 1020
Price: 9.50 EUR
Availability: InStock

€9,50

This digital PDF pattern is made for sewing woman oversize T-Shirt. Pattern is suggested for beginners. Pattern ready for download, print, cut and sew.

One of the most popular casual wear is a t-shirt. We sew them from knitted fabric using overlock seams. Cotton jersey is most commonly used, but elastic materials with a different fiber composition (merino wool, linen, bamboo) are also produced.

In the photo, the product is made from linen knitted fabric. After sewing this product, you will feel not only comfortable, but also stylish. These t-shirts are great to wear with either jeans, classic pants or skirts.

Pattern ready for download, print, cut and sew.
Pattern also includes step-by-step tutorial with detailed information how to sew!
The designer creates the patterns in 2 variations: with seam allowances and without seam allowances.
Update your wardrobe with this stylish design today.

XS-3XL
EUROPE: 34-46
UK: 6-18
USA: 2- 14
RUSSIA: 42-52

See size chart in the Gallery to choose your correct size!
Each pattern size is color-coded for easy identification.
If you have the Adobe Acrobat Pro version for printing, you can choose to print only the sizes you need.

You will need plain fabric 150cm (59in) wide: 75cm (29 1/2 in) -110cm (43 1/3 in) or 0.83 – 1.21 yarn length. Select the required length according to your fabric type and garment size in the table.

Additional materials needed:

Cotton tape for back neck seam fixing 25-30 cm (9 5/6 -11 4/5 in)
Threads

The patterns are made in 2 variations:

with seam allowances;
without seam allowances.

Choose the option that suits you best.

Without seams, I recommend choosing if you are going to model a new model or sew with different
seams than those provided for in the model.
If you are not going to change anything, then use the patterns with seam allowances.

What seam allowances did we use in the patterns?