Intermediate
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1 hour 6 min
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01:18
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05:06
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11:54
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06:30
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08:19
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Taught by Cal Patch
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Make a boxy tee for all-weather wear using any type of light to medium weight fabric. Ideal for anyone ready to dip their toe into the drafting process, expert sewist and draftsman Cal Patch demonstrates tips and tricks for taking measurements, drafting a pattern on paper, and sewing a finished shirt with tidy French seams. She’ll show you how a favorite scrap of material, bit of piecing, or other interesting fabric element can take the forefront as a design choice to make a totally wearable, unique-to-you garment.
Learn how to:
What you'll get:
Here’s what you’ll need:
- 1 ½ yds woven fabric
- Paper for drafting
- Pencil, eraser and sharpener
- Clear 18” x 2” ruler
- Tape measure
- Fabric scissors
- Paper scissors
- Clear tape
- Sewing machine with matching thread
- Iron and ironing surface
- Marking tool
- Seam ripper
- single fold 1/2" bias tape
- 1-2 yards of muslin for prototype
- pins
- pincushion
Downloads:
- Draft a pattern for a basic pull-over shirt
- Take your measurements and determine ease
- Sew French seams
- Sew fold-over hems
What you'll get:
- A series of easy-to-follow video lessons on how to draft and sew a boxy shirt
- 6 HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
- Detailed supply list
- Step-by-step instructions by expert sewist Cal Patch
- The ability to leave comments, ask questions, and interact with other students
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Sew a Boxy Tee Reviews
350 users recommended this class to a friend
Maria Conti
Excellent! Very clear instructions. I love the French seam finish.
December 5
Amanda Davie
I consider myself a feral sewist...(patterns are not my forte) and this will be the perfect project for me!
October 29, 2024
Dee Bee
I'm more confident about the sewing part because of her detailed instruction, but a little nervous about making the pattern. Cal explained it very well, but I think I might cut it a little larger than suggested. That way if I haven't measured appropriately, I can adjust to make it smaller if needed.
More than 3 months ago
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