Camisole Sewing Patterns | DRCOS Patterns & How To Make

Free sewing pattern and instructions for a simple camisole finished with bias binding.

This design is tied lightly with straps and does not use a zipper, making it quick and easy to sew.

It is a basic camisole pattern that is also useful for cosplay costumes when a simple undergarment or top is needed.

You can customize the paper pattern by adjusting the lines or changing the size to suit your style.

Because it is simple to make, it is also recommended as a comfortable item for daily wear.

After printing, align the sheets along the dotted lines, paste them together, and cut along the outline.

The paper pattern includes a seam allowance (S/A), so it can be used as is without adding extra margins.

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(1) Sew the darts and iron down the darts.

How to sew darts

(2) After Serging the front and back and both sides of the lower body, sew them together with a sewing machine and press seam allowances open with an iron.

How to Serge/overlock (sewing machine & overlock sewing machine)

(3) After sewing the upper and lower garments together with a sewing machine, Serging the seam allowance, and ironing downwards.

(4) Serging the hem, fold up 0.5 inch, and sew with a sewing machine.

(5) Sew a bias at the fold bias position 1.

How to make bias tape

How to sew bias tape

(6) Sew bias to fold bias position 2.

* Confirm the length of the bias to be used for fold bias position 2 once you temporarily fix the bias.

(7) Sew the flat bias to the flat bias position 3 and thread the string through.

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