Anca — High Low Hem Linen Shirt Sewing Pattern (PDF)
Description:
We've added oversized patch pockets and a unique high- low hem shape to give this minimalist collarless shirt a modern twist.
Prouct Specifications:
| Type: | PDF Pattern |
| Skill Level: | Beginner |
| Design Variations: | 0 |
| Illustrations: | No |
| Instructions: | No |
Customer Questions and Answers
I do not know how to print ONLY the size I want... I have downloaded the PDF for ANCA...I would like to print only size 02 but I don't know how---any tips? I have a MacBookAir
F|S Team
Hello there! We have a great tutorial showing you how to do this. be sure to have your .pdf open in a .pfd reader like Adobe Acrobat reader and follow our instructions here: support.fabrics-store.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000217423-Printing-Pattern-Pieces-at-Home-PC-and-Mac-Computers-
Is it possible to purchase a paper version of this pattern?
F|S Team
Hello. At this time our free patterns are only available as print at home digital downloads.
What is the best fabric to use for this shirt?
F|S Team
We love our medium weight fabrics IL019 and 1C64 for this style :)
Am I able to print this pattern at a print shop?
F|S Team
At this time we only have our free patterns available in A4/letter tiled format.
I stumpled upon a etsy listing of this pattern. Is it the same as the free version? etsy.com/listing/1315044397/oversized-blouse-sewing-pattern-shirt
F|S Team
Please download this pattern from our site where it is free. This Etsy site has been copying and posting our patterns for a charge which is an infringement on our posted rules for using our patterns. We are not affiliated with this site in any way.
How does one become a registered customer?
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This pattern was a perfect fit in every way but the neckline. I found it too high on the throat and will cut the front of the neckline down by 2 inches. I will also lengthen the cuff by 1" as that was a bit tight on my arm. The body, and especially shoulders, fit beautifully. The instructions and tutorials were excellent - I learned some new things despite my 60 years experience sewing garments for myself.
Great shirt pattern. Perfect size, perfect fit. Loved everything about the shirt other than the large pockets. . But that could be omitted, so no issues.
I think the sleeves are too short on this pattern, also the placement of the pockets doesn't allow for the overlap of the band. I wish that I had used another fabric to test the pattern before making it with the optic white linen. Carole
It fit me with no alterations sleeves so easy to do.. learned a lot from tutorial including round them.
This is the free Arca Shirt pattern. This is a great first shirt pattern because there's no collar and fewer pattern pieces than most shirts. I put the pattern file through PDF Stitcher and created a projector file. I Highly recommend this pattern!
This is my all time favourite pattern. Here I've used it as a jacket in a heavy weight upholstery linen. Mixed pattern for interest. I wish I could post multiple pictures to show all the assorted details.
Here I've used the pattern with no changes although I love the flexibility of this pattern and to make you own changes. This is now my go to pattern for a blouse and I've lost count of how many I've made.
Anca tunic. I lengthened front to match back hem edge.
I enjoyed making the Anca shirt in FS linen. The Thread tutorials were easy to follow and I completed the shirt fairly quickly. I made another Anca shirt in a cotton print posted here.
This was my second make using this This High Low Hem shirt pattern. I shortened the back hem length and omitted the pockets. The pattern runs true to size and has easy to follow tutorials on The Thread. Thank you for these free patterns!
I love this pattern. Came out very well. I made it in a khadi cotton/silk blend bought from India. The pattern was perfect for the fabric. I did a few alterations to the pattern. 1. Front neckline depth increased. It was too high for my taste. 2. Sleeve placket omitted. I just gathered the sleeve hem and bound it. 3. Omitted the pockets. I made size 4/6 and it's perfect for me , not too loose, not tight, comfortable fit. I'm definitely going to make more. Thank you for the pattern.
I chose to make the pockets smaller than the pattern. The neckline was thick, and I was worried about trying to make the buttonhole, so I sewed the top button on the right side, and sewed a snap instead.
I couldn't post on the Complexion linen page; that is the linen I used with a Vogue pattern 9236. I love this linen!
Love this pattern. Thinking about lengthening it into a dress. Love the fabric. IL022 964 Softened Because it is a two toned thread, it almost has a shimmer. I bought it on sale, but went back and bought a different color (963) at regular price.
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Beginner: A beginner sewist is someone who is new to sewing and has limited experience using a sewing machine or hand sewing techniques. They are ready to follow basic patterns and sew simple projects, but may struggle with more complex designs.
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