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Cha' coud - Angie Shirt Paper Pattern
Angie is a shirt with dropped shoulders and generous puffed sleeves, which give it a feminine and elegant silhouette. Its cuffs finish with a slit and a tie cuff, allowing a pretty knot to be created and adding an original touch to the design.
At the center front, a hidden button placket preserves the shirt's clean line.
Angie can be made in a wide variety of fabrics, making it an easy-to-adapt piece and a true wardrobe timeless classic.
I made my shirt in muslin, but you can use many different materials with this pattern, such as seersucker, viscose, poplin, linen, eyelet embroideryβ¦
Fabric
2.1 metres of 140cm wide
7x 11mm buttons
30cm interfacing
Fabrics
2.10 meters of fabric by 1.40 meters wide (2.30 meters for sizes 42 and above)
Supplies
7 shirt-style buttons, approximately 11mm in diameter
0.3m of fusible interfacing
Difficulty level
Intermediate.
Angie is a shirt with dropped shoulders and generous puffed sleeves, which give it a feminine and elegant silhouette. Its cuffs finish with a slit and a tie cuff, allowing a pretty knot to be created and adding an original touch to the design.
At the center front, a hidden button placket preserves the shirt's clean line.
Angie can be made in a wide variety of fabrics, making it an easy-to-adapt piece and a true wardrobe timeless classic.
I made my shirt in muslin, but you can use many different materials with this pattern, such as seersucker, viscose, poplin, linen, eyelet embroideryβ¦
Fabric
2.1 metres of 140cm wide
7x 11mm buttons
30cm interfacing
Fabrics
2.10 meters of fabric by 1.40 meters wide (2.30 meters for sizes 42 and above)
Supplies
7 shirt-style buttons, approximately 11mm in diameter
0.3m of fusible interfacing
Difficulty level
Intermediate.