Looking for a man's western shirt pattern
01-23-2011, 05:44 PM
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oatw13, I did look in the costumes section-but no westerns. I will go online and look J's do not carry Kwik Sew patterns and that's where I looked. Thanks so much ladies.
The old pattern that I had was worn out-I threw it away years ago. When I thought I was beyond making him shirts. But he just bought me a Bernina QE so I feel somewhat obligated to make him a shirt. The old one would not fit him now, but I think I could have altered it some.
The old pattern that I had was worn out-I threw it away years ago. When I thought I was beyond making him shirts. But he just bought me a Bernina QE so I feel somewhat obligated to make him a shirt. The old one would not fit him now, but I think I could have altered it some.
01-23-2011, 06:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Melinda in Tulsa
07-09-2012, 01:36 AM
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It’s really trendy to move up to western shirts. Anyway what type of pattern you are looking for? Are you looking for vintage pattern shirts or something else?
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07-09-2012, 12:33 PM
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Perhaps I can help you in making them.<o
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40 years ago I made them.<o></o>
I cut a pattern book front and back for a yoke templates front and back.<o></o>
Sew your shoulder seams then clip curves and press over your seam allowances<o></o>
Then you just top stitch on the shirt.<o></o>
If it is a simple “v” front and back, I trimmed the under shirt plus a SA off and sewed and turned right side out like ladies panties [crouch seam insert]. It made it so fast and easy.<o></o>
></o>40 years ago I made them.<o
></o>I cut a pattern book front and back for a yoke templates front and back.<o
></o>Sew your shoulder seams then clip curves and press over your seam allowances<o
></o>Then you just top stitch on the shirt.<o
></o>If it is a simple “v” front and back, I trimmed the under shirt plus a SA off and sewed and turned right side out like ladies panties [crouch seam insert]. It made it so fast and easy.<o
></o>
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