The Perfect Tunic sewing pattern is a relaxed top that pops on over the head. It has a front placket, a banded collar, and a yoke. Customize the hem with either a straight or curved finish, and select the cuffed or simple roll-up sleeve style. Use lightweight woven fabric for the Perfect Tunic.  Size Range: Sizes US 0-24 / Euro 30-54

• Relaxed and flattering silhouette 
• Placket and collar
• Sleeve with cuff and Slit
• Simple roll-up sleeve
  
• Two body lengths

Key Features of the Perfect Tunic Sewing Pattern

• The color pattern is printable in Letter, A4, and A0 formats, with an additional projector file for easy cutting.
  
• Instructions with detailed descriptions and illustrations
• Metric and imperial measurements
• Seam allowances are included in each pattern piece
• YouTube Video Sew-along

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This Perfect Tunic sewing pattern features a timeless and comfortable tunic design with a mandarin collar, placket neckline, double yoke, and back pleat. View A has straight sleeves that can be rolled up with tabs, while View B includes cuffs. The pattern also offers two body lengths to choose from. To make the Perfect Tunic, use a lightweight woven fabric of any fiber.

Skill level 3/4

The Perfect Tunic sewing pattern has many details, so you'll need some experience to complete the collar, placket, and cuff. Watch a step-by-step video on YouTube.

What you need to make a Tunic

• Woven fabric (lightweight cotton, viscose, linen, silk)
• Fusible interfacing
• Buttons
• Sewing thread 

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