Ana — Crisp Linen Shirt Sewing Pattern (Free PDF)
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Description:
We love the way this minimalist shirt combines a feminine silhouette with design details like a mandarin collar and vintage ivory buttons. The cargo patch pockets on the front crate a catchy counterbalance with a hint of military influence.
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Prouct Specifications:
| Type: | PDF Pattern |
| Skill Level: | Beginner |
| Design Variations: | 1 |
| Illustrations: | No |
| Instructions: | No |
| Sizes: | 0/2 to 12/14, 16/18 to 28/30 |
Qty: Digital Download
Sewing Pattern InstructionsFree digital patterns are available for registered customers only.
Customer Questions and Answers
Please advise what I have to do to download size 16/18. Ana Pattern
F|S Team
This size is included with the download. For information about how to only print this size, please copy and paste the following link into your browser to see a helpful tutorial: support.fabrics-store.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000217423-Using-Layers-and-Printing-Pattern-Pieces-at-Home-PC-and-Mac-Computers
The Ana pattern was a great base for many of the costumes I created for our local school musical. It went together so quickly and easily and allowed for many adaptations.
Hello, First of all, thank you for your patterns, I love them! I saw the pdf pattern of the crisp linen shirt included a darted front and a plain Front without any dart. I chose to make the darts but the cargo pockets sewn at 9cm from the bottom edge come across the darts, is that normal or did I miscalculated anything? Thank you!
F|S Team
Hello, Yes it is normal for the pockets to come across the darts on the darted version.
Hello. I would like to use the body of Ana shirt, but add standard collar from Noa Shirt. As I am a beginner could you please let me know if the collar from Noa fits the Ana pattern? Thank you very much.
F|S Team
Hello, we'd recommend drafting a collar for your shirt using our tutorial below :) blog.fabrics-store.com/2017/09/05/sewing-glossary-how-to-draft-and-sew-a-shirt-collar-tutorial/
I used this pattern, but made changes. Shortened the body and the sleeves, omitted the pockets, added a collar and side slits. The beauty of this pattern is that it is more closely fitted than most on this website. So if you are looking for a more fitted shirt, use this as a base and make changes to suit.
The Ana pattern was a great base for many of the costumes I created for our local school musical. It went together so quickly and easily and allowed for many adaptations. I primarily used cotton fabrics, but also a silky fabric and basic muslin. Pictured is the blouse used as one of the most iconic costumes, ironically also named Anna.
So easy to sew and I love it. maybe others in sight..
Yes, this is really Ana. I omitted the pockets, shortened the sleeves, and added a collar. I'm small and thought that Noa would be too oversized, so used the Ana body instead. This is IL019 Sapphire, made with .9 yds. of fabric.
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