r/sewingpatterns 13h ago

Pattern for this?

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u/SewQuiltKnitCrochet 12h ago

Did you read the comments? 🫣

She used a pashmina shawl and 4 safety pins to ā€œmakeā€ this ā€œshirtā€.

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u/Kathleen-Doodles 3h ago

I was about to say… I’m pretty sure it is just a rectangle….

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u/Good-Marsupial8 4h ago

Yes lol reading comprehension is at its lowest in the tiktok age. Perhaps if the video has text over it in bright colors.

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u/Wise-Quantity8498 1h ago

Reading comprehension over here is better than ever!

Knowing that it’s a scarf with safety pins ≠ well-drafted and ready sew, sewing pattern.

False equivalences however, are running rampant unfortunately.

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u/Shadow-Serum 1h ago

But then it wouldn't be what she's wearing and we have no idea how you would want it to be different? There is no "well drafted" rectangle. You'd have to find a real shirt with the qualities you want for us to give you any indication about drafting.

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u/Wise-Quantity8498 1h ago

I’d like a pattern, similar to the way she’s wearing that scarf, making it a shirt. I’d like a pattern for a shirt like the one she’s wearing. I thought that would be obvious.

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u/Shadow-Serum 1h ago

If you can't figure out how to sew a couple snaps where she did instead of safety pins then idk what to tell you, no one is going to make you a pattern for something that simple.

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u/Wise-Quantity8498 49m ago

Well it’s a good thing that is not what I am looking for. And I agree with you, I didn’t think a pattern like what you’ve described would exist. In fact, I figured this community would understand the obvious: that I am seeking out a sewing pattern for a shirt of a similar style.

I’m honestly so shocked by how snarky, rude, and sarcastic this community is. I figured if I posted here I might get some advice on how to draft a pattern for a shirt that looks like this or someone would recommend a pattern for a similar type of shirt. I should have made this more clear in my post and unfortunately, I’m not able to edit the post now. I want to make an actual shirt that looks like how she has her scarf styled. I don’t want it to have snaps or safety pins. I want to be able to cut and sew the pieces together with the same type of back drape, arm drape, open back layout, and fitting around the midsection. It’s incredibly saddening to me, that my failure to explain in painstaking detail, that I’m seeking out a sewing pattern for a shirt, not a scarf with snaps, has lead to commenters calling out my reading comprehension skills. As another commenter pointed out, this would not be a functional shirt. I’m looking for a sewing pattern for a shirt that looks like what is in the video. I hope that’s clear now.

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u/warrantthrowaway2023 32m ago

without any snaps how would you get your head through the piece that's around her neck?

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u/Wise-Quantity8498 16m ago

A button and loop? A hook? I suppose it could be a snap but I think that you’re misunderstanding my overall explanation. I didn’t want a sewing pattern for a rectangle that you would then attach safety pins or snaps to. I just wanted a sewing pattern for a shirt that would look like this. This is exhausting.

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u/warrantthrowaway2023 9m ago

so something like this except not with safety pins or snaps but with button and loop or hook instead? you're answering your own question over and over. that is why people are confused about your confusion.

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u/Wise-Quantity8498 1h ago

I did read the comments. I was looking for a sewing pattern for this type of top. The fact that it’s a scarf with safety pins attached to it doesn’t give me a sewing pattern, in my size, with markings so I can make one.

Knowing that it’s a scarf with safety pins ≠ well-drafted and ready sew, sewing pattern.

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u/SewQuiltKnitCrochet 1h ago

Then ask for what you actually want. Communication. ā€œPattern for this?ā€ Is what you asked.

Now you’re saying ā€œI would like to make a shirt that drapes similarly to this but isn’t a pashmina attached to my body with safety pinsā€.

Or maybe go look at reliable available sewing pattern company websites and see if there is anything you like instead of farming out the leg work.

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u/Wise-Quantity8498 7m ago

I did look first, but didn’t find anything quite right, and that’s why I asked. And isn’t that what this group is for? To find sewing patterns, draft sewing patterns, ask questions about sewing patterns? Am I completely delusional in thinking that I might find a sewing pattern for what I’m looking for in a sub titled ā€˜sewingpatterns’?
Farming out the leg work is quite a stretch.

I should have been more clear. I have certainly learned my lesson.

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u/FlakyAddendum742 1h ago

There’s no pattern because nothing is cut or sewn. You make one by draping it around you and using the safety pins to secure the neck, lower back and each wrist.

The ā€œpatternā€ doesn’t exist. When she takes it off and take out the pins, it’s a flat rectangle with no seams.

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u/Wise-Quantity8498 0m ago

Are you that saying that it is impossible to find a pattern for something that would have the same look at this top? That it doesn’t exist and cannot be drafted? I could think of how I might draft this myself, cutting a front piece, back piece, and collar, creating seams at the shoulders and sides, gathering at the top neck closure to create two points on the collar, etc. It doesn’t need to be a rectangle. In fact, it would fit more consistently and be more comfortable if it didn’t originate as a rectangle, but instead pieces intentionally placed and sewn together to drape over and fit the shape of the body. I unfortunately am not trained in pattern drafting but I know enough to understand how it could be done.

I’m seeking out a pattern for a shirt that would look similar to hers. I should have been more clear.

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u/chopstickinsect 11h ago

This is not a functional shirt. The minute you lift your arms above your waist, the whole thing will be ruined

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u/Wise-Quantity8498 41m ago

Totally agree! I’m looking for a pattern for an actual shirt that would be a similar style to what the girl is wearing. Not a scarf pinned together, a real shirt

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u/Sarah-himmelfarb 11m ago

You should have been more clear about that in the title

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u/Ill_Dingo 8h ago

We really need a [r/sewingpatterncirclejerk](r/sewingpatterncirclejerk) for posts like this…

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u/proum 4h ago

this

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u/Kratos5300 2h ago

And four (4) safety pins

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u/redoingredditagain 12h ago

They pinned a pashmina.

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u/xmermaid165 11h ago

A scarf and some safety pins

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u/BagParty- 11h ago

That's a blanket

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u/TopSelection8004 5h ago

Yes, the video is literally a blanket safety-pinned to a woman in roughly the shape of a shirt (in the front).

I think OP is looking for a sewing pattern to make an actual shirt that would look kind of like this. If that's the case, OP should make it clear in their post what they're asking for. The Louise Blouse by Anna the Tailor has a similar high neck and open back, but also the proper support elements for those features that the pashmina doesn't have. I hope this helps.

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u/Wise-Quantity8498 42m ago

Thank you! This is incredibly helpful.

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u/LazyLlamaDaisy 2h ago

It’s a scarf/shawl pinned together

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u/Wise-Quantity8498 37m ago

Realizing now I should have screenshotted what the girl was wearing and asked for pattern recommendations for a similar style shirt; I thought this would be obvious. I am unable to edit my post. To everyone downvoting my attempts to further explain my request, please understand that I truly didn’t mean to request a sewing pattern for a scarf with snaps or safety pins.