I’m excited to share my latest pattern with you today, a free T-Shirt Pattern for girls in sizes 3 to 14!
(*updated 3/18 to add size 14 to the pattern.)
Free Girl’s T-shirt Pattern, size 3 to 14
I’ve been working on this free t-shirt pattern off and on for several months. (Started in the fall.) I would get motivated work on it for a day; then put it aside for more exciting projects. Of course, I would forget everything I’d done and would have to start again.
The t-shirt pattern has gone through many changes: shirt width, length, armhole depth, gathered sleeves/not gathered sleeves, but I’ve finally I’ve settled on the fit: Not too slim, but not too wide and a slightly longer width.
Currently, the pattern includes a long sleeve version, short sleeve, and 3/4 length cut lines. I plan to add a flutter-style short sleeve as well. I’ll create a new post for the flutter sleeve top, so keep your eye out for the update! **update**: I released the flutter sleeve top as a separate pattern here: Flutter Sleeve T-Shirt Pattern.
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We’ve been baby-chicken-sitting for some friends. Oh my goodness, these little chicks are just too cute! I have a hard time keeping their names straight. I think we were playing with Teeny and Fluffy in these pictures. (We have two more named Buck and Brownie.) We’ll be so sad to send them back to their forever home.
Ready to sew this pattern?
Head over to page 2 for pattern download link.
Or skip over to page 3 for the sewing instructions.
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Mec says
Thank you for the pattern, but the link seems to be broken!
Jamie says
Oops, I think I fixed it! Let me know if you are still having issues.
~Jamie
Senga says
I’m clicking on the link but it keeps bringing me back to this page.
Jamie says
It’s there, I promise- I’m having trouble getting my new site to to work properly!
Christine DANNEELS says
Thank you so much !
Anne says
Love it! I’ve got a Craft Gossip post scheduled for tomorrow morning that features your free pattern: http://sewing.craftgossip.com/?p=87206 –Anne
Jamie says
Thanks, Anne!
Liz says
hi do you have a layout of the pattern on the fabric?
Thank you 🙂
Jamie says
I don’t, Sorry!
Kati says
This shirt is so cute (as well as the adorable model). I want to babysit baby chick now. Thanks so much for sharing at the Wednesday Showcase party, my daughter will be enjoying a new shirt soon!
Lauren @ diyfordays.com says
I think I could figure out how to size this for my little 18 mo. old! It would be perfect! Thanks so much for this tutorial!
Jamie says
T-shirts are fairly easy to make if you are confident working with knits. I’m sure you could make your own pattern with a well fitting tee. good luck!
kassiopireyes says
The pattern for the flutter sleeve pls??
kassiopireyes says
Could you pls help me with the downloading of the cardigan with the flutter sleeve pls. I cannot find it anyhwhere, Thanks for yr reply.
Jamie says
The flutter sleeve t-shirt pattern is found here: https://scatteredthoughtsofacraftymom.com/2016/05/free-flutter-sleeve-t-shirt-pattern-sz-3-10.html
Ilinca says
I turned your t-shirt into a turtleneck, it works perfectly:
http://3pisici.blogspot.be/2016/08/almost-back-to-school-from-time-to-time.html
Cynthia Beucler says
Excited to try this adorable shirt
bahar yorgun says
can i get this pattern please?
Jamie says
Sure, fill out the pattern download form found on page 2 and the pattern is automatically sent to the email you entered.
Terri Carter says
Where do you get the cute fabrics?
Jamie says
The owl fabric came from Joann’s and the striped fabric either came from Girl Charlee or Funkalicious Fabrics. The ribbed knit for the neckline came from fabric fairy.
Hannah says
I made one this afternoon – my first t-shirt ever! Thank you. It was surprisingly straight forward and I can imagine all sorts of variations (t shirt dress etc)
Amoy lily says
Nice fabrics!! Thanks Jamie.. 🙂
Karen Schwanke says
thank you so much for this pattern.I have sewn several skirts to put in shoeboxes for operation christmas child. you have given excellent explanations,I have also used your peasant dress patterns . I find your patterns very clear . thank you so much
Teresa Haarhoff says
Made 3 swing tops adjusted from your t-shirt pattern in beautiful stretch crushed velvet. Both your pattern and tips for sewing with stretch materials gratefully recieved. Thankyou and be blessed
Teresa
from Cape Town.
Melissa says
Thanks so much for this pattern. Its awesome
Sandy says
Where is the boxy pattern?
Jamie Sanders says
Not sure what you’re talking about? I don’t have a boxy pattern. I do know another website used my T-shirt pattern and hacked it to make a boxy top. If that’s what you’re looking for, follow the link at the bottom of this page, where it says ” Head over to page 2 for the pattern”. Add it to your cart and checkout. It’s free.