Professional made-to-measure digital sewing patterns — PDF · PLT · DXF AAMA
This women's tunic pattern, drafted to your own measurements or a standard size, is defined by its unique asymmetric button front mock placket and a stylish asymmetrical hem, creating a contemporary silhouette. Its relaxed, flowing design makes it a versatile choice for everyday wear, smart casual gatherings, or modern workwear. Select medium-stretch knit fabrics that offer good drape and comfort for this intermediate-level project.
Discover a women's tunic pattern defined by its unique asymmetric button front mock placket and a stylish asymmetrical hem, creating a contemporary silhouette.
This tunic's modern and comfortable design makes it a versatile choice for:
Silhouette: a relaxed, flowing tunic silhouette that skims the body.
Neckline: a wide, deep and gently curved boat neckline offers a sophisticated frame.
Closure: Tis design has features a pull-on style with no closure.
Sleeves: Short sleeves with turnups provide a casual yet neat finish.
Hem: The front hem is sharply asymmetrical, cutting diagonally, while the back hem remains straight for a balanced design.
Length: Designed as a tunic, it offers coverage typically extending to mid-hip or slightly below.
Intermediate. This pattern involves working with knit fabrics, constructing a diagonal button placket, and finishing an asymmetrical hem and facings.
Select medium-stretch knit fabrics that offer good drape and comfort:
If the patterns have a double contour, they include seam allowances. If the contour is single, the patterns do not include seam allowances. Seam allowances: all seams 1 cm; hem allowance for the blouse bottom – 2.0 cm. Attention! First, print out the paper patterns and lay them out on the fabric width (fabric width can be from 90cm to 150cm) to determine how much material you will need (do not forget to account for paired and symmetrical parts).
Tip: Knit fabric pieces are stitched with a special elastic or narrow zigzag stitch. The hem allowance is topstitched with a twin needle or on a coverstitch machine to maintain elasticity. You can also stitch pieces directly on a 3- or 4-thread overlocker.
When stitching pieces, pay attention to the notches - they must match!
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