Pattern for women's shirt Lani, sizes 34-54, standard height 1.68 m

Shirt Lani pattern – Shirt Lani for creative fabric remnants

The pattern is also available in short sizes 1.51 m–1.56 m and long sizes 1.75 m–1.80 m.

With the Shirt Lani pattern, you can sew a stylish jumper with a stand-up collar in no time at all. It looks like it has been elaborately layered, but thanks to its clever cut, it is super quick to sew. Lani is ideal for women aged 20–70 who are short on time but value modern, unique designs. The pattern is specially designed to showcase your fabric remnants: asymmetrical front panels, ‘used look’ trims and optional patchwork sleeves make each piece unique.

With its relaxed fit and mid-thigh length, Lani is perfect for everyday wear – comfortable with jeans, leggings or slim-fit trousers. A cosy stand-up collar (optionally with eyelet patches and faux cord) completes the look. Short video sequences in the instructions guide you step by step – ideal if you only have short periods of time for sewing. ️

Details about the pattern:

• Normal length for women around 1.68 m
  • Loose, casual cut shirt/jumper
• Length approximately to the middle of the thigh
• Asymmetrical front panels with patchwork fabric layers
• Raw-edge hems for a cool ‘used look’
• Comfortable stand-up collar, optionally with eyelet patches and fake cord
• Sleeves can be sewn in one piece or in a patchwork look using strips – perfect for using up leftover fabric
• Seam allowance (approx. 1 cm) already included in the pattern

With the Shirt Lani pattern, you are guaranteed a versatile favourite project that makes the most of your fabric treasures and can look different every time.

The pattern includes:

• Pattern on layers – each size is saved on its own layer
• File formats: A4/US Letter/A0 large format, projector
• Difficulty level: Advanced

• Size 34–54 / for heights around 1.68 m
• The pattern is also available in short sizes 1.51 m–1.56 m and long sizes 1.75 m–1.80 m.

• Recommended fabric: thicker sweatshirt fabrics, knitted fabrics or other slightly stretchy, thicker elastic fabrics - thin fabrics are not suitable
  Our tip: The sophisticated dividing seams are a great way to use up fabric remnants.