T-shirt 5(A-line) Sewing Patterns | DRCOS Patterns & How To Make

This free sewing pattern is for an A-line T-shirt, designed with included seam allowances so it can be used immediately. The A-line silhouette gently flares from the bust to the hem, creating a relaxed and flattering fit that is comfortable for everyday wear.

Best made with knit fabrics or 2-way stretch materials, this T-shirt features sleeves slightly longer than standard short sleeves, with a matching subtle flare to complement the body’s shape. This design works well for both casual loungewear and original custom-made T-shirts.

The pattern is provided in a short-sleeve style, but can easily be modified to long sleeves by extending the sleeve length—making it versatile for all seasons. You can also experiment with color-blocking, prints, or decorative stitching to create unique pieces for cosplay or daily fashion.

After printing, simply align the pages along the matching lines, tape them together, and cut out your fabric pieces. With its simple construction and flattering shape, this A-line T-shirt pattern is suitable for beginners and a great base for personalized design projects.

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What is "Grainline""cut on fold"? Please refer to this page

(1) Sew shoulder-seams and side-seams of the "Front Body" and "Front Body" together, on a regular sewing machine. Serge/overlock and iron.

How to Serge/overlock (sewing machine & overlock sewing machine). Please refer to this page

(2) Sew the sides of the "sleeve" together (so you get 2 tubes) on a regular sewing machine. Serge/overlock and iron

How to sew sleeves and sleeve cuffs. Please refer to this page

(3) Serge/overlock the "Body" hem and "sleeve" hem so the fabric doesn’t fray. Fold the hem 0.5 inch (≈1cm) inward and sew with a sewing machine.Serging the body hem and sleeve hem, fold inward 0.5 inch and sew with a sewing machine.

(4) Sew the "sleeve" to the "Body" and serge/overlock the armholes.

(5) Sew the "Neck" part into a loop.

(6) Fold the "Neck" part in half and sew onto the "Body" using a sewing machine.

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