Baseball shirt Sewing Patterns | DRCOS Patterns & How To Make

This is the sewing pattern and tutorial for a Baseball Shirt.

Please use a fabric with a little firmness when making this garment.

If you plan to use it as a baseball uniform, numbers and team logos can be applied neatly by using iron-on transfer sheets.

The shirt looks better when worn slightly loose, so we recommend making one size larger than your usual size.

This pattern is designed with bias binding as a decorative detail. If you use bias binding, baste along the bias line before sewing.

If you do not want bias binding around the edges, sew the facing directly instead. In that case, seam allowances will be required.

After printing, align and tape the pages together along the assembly lines, then cut out the pattern pieces. Seam allowances are already included, so you can use the pattern as it is.

* If you will attach numbers or team marks, apply them before starting to sew.

* Iron-on transfer sheets (see the related link) are convenient for attaching numbers and marks.

(1) Finish the raw edges of the shoulder and side seams of the front and back body, sew them together, and press the seam allowances open.

How to Finish Raw Edges (Serge / Overlock)

(2) Apply fusible interfacing to the front and back facing pieces.

(3) Sew the facing pieces together, turn them right side out, press the seam allowances open, and finish the outer edges.

(4) Attach the facing to the body with a 3 mm seam allowance.

(5) Attach bias tape along the marked bias lines. Finish the edges by sandwiching them with bias tape.

How to Make Bias Tape

How to Attach Bias Tape

(6) Finish the raw edge of the hem, fold it up, and sew with a sewing machine.

(7) Attach bias tape to the sleeve bias position, and finish all raw edges except the armhole.

(8) Sew the sleeve seams, press the seam allowances open, fold up the sleeve hem, and sew with a sewing machine.

How to Sew Sleeves & Cuffs

(9) Attach the sleeves to the body and finish the armholes.

(10) Make buttonholes and sew on the buttons.

How to Make Buttonholes

How to Sew on Buttons

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