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How to Draft a Camp Shirt sewing pattern starting with a Button-Up Shirt Pattern
DescriptionAll Video Links: https://sewsew.live/products/how-to-draft-a-camp-shirt-from-a-button-up-pattern If you want to draft a Camp shirt with me, this is what I recommend you have: ⛺ A Button Up Shirt Pattern (or a pattern that has the features you want: focus on one that has a collar height neckline and the shoulder/sleeveMore
All Video Links: https://sewsew.live/products/how-to-draft-a-camp-shirt-from-a-button-up-pattern
If you want to draft a Camp shirt with me, this is what I recommend you have:
⛺ A Button Up Shirt Pattern (or a pattern that has the features you want: focus on one that has a collar height neckline and the shoulder/sleeve you want in your camp shirt. It's okay if it's a formal set-in sleeve but you want a looser dropped shoulder look-I'm going to show how to draft that-it's easy.)
⛺ Paper for your pattern pieces
⛺ If you've made this button-up before, I suggest wearing it while you draft the Camp Shirt
⛺ Ideas about what you want in your Camp Shirt
If you're familiar with the fit of this Button-Up shirt, most likely you won't have to make a muslin or sample of your Camp Shirt unless you want to. If you're going to make some drastic changes like raglan to set-in sleeve or vice versa (which I'm not demonstrating), or you're starting with a loose V-neck and need to get the neckline up to the proper height, you'll want to test these elements.
I'll show how to draft a traditional Camp Shirt straight through. After, I'm going to show how to add some darts or shaping. (Part One and this stream)
Lastly I'll show a bunch of alternate element ideas like button band, pullover, back neck facing, back yoke, gathers from shoulders or yoke, alternate hem ideas. (Part Two) I'll be drafting the Camp Shirt I want during this stream.
Part Three I'll sew the one that I drafted for me. (fea
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