CAMP SHIRT for Men DIY - Complete Sewing Steps / PDF Patterns Boutique Sew Along

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

VIDEO CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro 0:14 Front Pocket 11:02 Front Facing 17:46 Front Placket 26:57 Back Pleats & Yoke 36:56 Shoulder Seams (enclosed) 44:47 Sewing Sleeves 57:17 Side Seams 1:04:07 Camp Collar 1:14:01 Sewing Collar to Shirt 1:25:09 Sleeve Hem 1:35:53 Shirt Hem 1:48:50 Buttonhole Placement 1:52:48 Sewing Buttonholes 1:57:46 Button Placement 2:00:01 Sewing Buttons 2:02:40 Ironing Lapel 2:05:44 Final Result GET THIS PATTERN (Instant Download): pdfpatternsboutique.com/b/q2Nu4 (for Men - 7 Sizes: XS-S-M-L-XL-XXL-XXXL)

[@margimfolo447]

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[@margimfolo447]

How did you cut the front facing

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

@@margimfolo447 Hi! In this design, the front facing is part of the front piece. For this reason, it is basically folded to the inside, forming the edge of the front pieces.

[@cleanqueen75]

Love the collar method for the interfacing. I use it on all my husband’s camp shirts. Looks so neat and professional!

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Thanks a lot for sharing 😁!! I'm very glad to hear that!

[@Emile1967]

Thanks for this great tutorial! Have been postponing making a shirt with collar and am about to make a shirt with camp collar and seeing this whole tutorial has gives me the confidence to start!

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Thank you!! I'd love to know about the outcome 😁!

[@joellandry8407]

Thank you for your instructional video. I have struggled along with Simplicity Pattern #4760 for years and I must say that some of the shirts that I made came out ok. But your way of putting it all together has Simplicity beat by a mile. I am looking forward to using your easy and understandable method. Again, Thanks.

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Thanks a lot for your comment 😁!! I really appreciate it!

[@manuausoleil]

Merci beaucoup, meilleure vidéo de chemise avec col Cuba. Mention spéciale pour le haut du dos en 2 parties en sandwich puis cousu en fourreau. ❤️👍

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Thanks a lot for your feedback and comments! I really appreciate it!

[@seezhenhuey2637]

Thank you so much for this tutorial, the part where you demonstrate how to attatch the collar was super useful. Turns out so neat!!

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Thank you very much for your nice comment and feedback 😁! I'm happy you found this useful!

[@FaithandFun-w6q]

Wonderful sharing, keep it up!

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Aww! Thank you so much 😉😊!!

[@janetrivera5275]

Thank you so much for this way of sewing a camp shirt. Every pattern seems to have the same instructions and they are confusing because their method is complicated, and you can't figure it out by looking at the illustrations. Also, all the videos I looked at in KZbin had the same method of sewing a camp shirt. I even purchased a video that ended up having the same method which was more complicated, and you even had to sew by hand at some point. However, your video was perfection, and the final product looks great. Although some viewers prefer to skip the ironing, I do not. Ironing is key to getting a great outcome in sewing and we can skip the ironing part if we do not want to view it, but it is a good reminder for beginners if you keep it as part of the video. As a person with a disability, I thank you for making my sewing easier and enjoyable.

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Thanks a bunch for this sweet comment and sharing your thoughts/experience! 😁💚! I really appreciate it! I'm very happy you found this sew-along useful!

[@thedarthflagger]

Going to use the techniques in this video to sew my new look camp shirts

[@Sheri...]

Wow! Great tutorial. Very professional.

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Thank you so much! 😁!!

[@ma-mn7nc]

Bonjour, merci beaucoup,vous êtes un vrai professionnel, merci encore, je vous suivi

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Thanks a lot for your nice comments 😁!!

[@candidadelossantos7281]

Waooooo Excelente técnicas Mis más sinceras felicitaciones Desde república dominicana

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Muchísimas gracias!!!

[@mitziecarpenter6674]

Wow love it

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Thanks for your comment 😉!! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@GeritDriessen]

Thank you for this fantastic tutorial. It is much appreciated! Clear, showing all there is to know, and taking the time to show it. Very helpful. Personally I would have enjoyed it more if the process was narrated, instead of accompanied by a generic piece of music - but that does not take anything away of the value of the tutorial ;).

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Thank you very much for your feedback :)!! I appreciate it !

[@arthurin-0546]

hola amigo, quiero saber donde consigo los patrones de camisa, pantalon, osea todos. gracias anticipasa

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Buenas! Le dejo aquí el link a la tienda: www.pdfpatternsboutique.com

[@MelissadePau]

Lovely tutorial! What do you call the thing you’re pressing your seams on, and where can I get one? Im a total sewing beginner

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Thanks a bunch for your comment! Regarding your question: it can be found online as a "sleeve ironing board". The one I'm using here was actually done by myself out of cheap very materials.

[@iluvindia01]

Wowww this video is amazing, loved it thank you so much for the detailing, where can I buy the pattern in London? 🙏❤️

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Thank you very much for your feedback 😁! You can buy the digital download at our online store: pdfpatternsboutique.com

[@DATODATOHERI89]

best channel. can you make usmc combat shirt pdf and video tutorial. thanks pleas keep going .

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Thanks a lot for your comment! I'll keep that in mind 😉!

[@muratkale967]

i love this tutorial i only had wished the ironing not to be included, but love it, thanks

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Thanks a lot for your comment and suggestions! 😁! Really appreciate it!

[@LollyZell]

I love this pattern/video. I've made two shirts, and I know I'll make so many more. Only thing is, I feel like this video would be SOOO much more efficient if you addressed the compulsion to iron 😐 My god, it's 99% of this video! Still, great, great everything. I recommend your patterns to everyone on r/sewing. Actually thinking about creating a subreddit specifically with these easy-to-follow, layman patterns--yours being the top post. Just..so much ironing.

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Thank you very much for your comments and suggestions! 😁! Indeed, I tend to overuse the iron sometimes; but still love the result thought 😂! Thanks truly!

[@thedarthflagger]

You have to press in between each step after you sew. It allows for crisp knife edges and sets all the stitches in place. It makes all the difference. Your results will be that much more professional if you press at the end of each step

[@DebbieLo]

@@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE No it's not too much. This is why your final result looks so good. Keep on ironing!

[@ErichSawyer]

I love this tutorial and am really tempted to buy the pattern and try this. I am concerned though as I do not own a serger. Would I be able to complete the shirt without one?

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Hi! Thanks for your comment! Yes, you can use a zig-zag stitch on the raw edges of the fabric (one in one out) to overcast all pieces. This way, you'd be replacing the serger.

[@Aerycks]

​@@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUEThank you.

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

@@Aerycks You are welcome 😁!

[@rhiyaprater7328]

I always struggle with getting the final topstitch that connects the collar to the neckline to look neat and lined up on the backside since its going all the way through. The topstitch always looks nice but then I flip my garment over and its all wonky and not even with the ditch :( I’ve tried making sure I pull the back piece tight as I sew but can’t seem to figure it out

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Hi! I'm not quite sure I understood the above. I think the procedure shown in the video is different to what you are mentioning.

[@rhiyaprater7328]

@@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE the step at 1:20 :) where you are attaching the collar but it is going through multiple layers. My line will be straight on top and have a nice/even 1/4” allowance, but then when I’m done and flip the garment over the topstitch isn’t as nice as the other side. Sorry I’m trying to explain as best as I can 😅

[@jesusrubio9849]

What seam allowance do you use for the back pleats and joke

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Hi! Seam allowance is 1 cm (same seam allowance used throughout the pattern).

[@berthalidiaramirezmartinez3580]

Dios le continúe bendiciendo grandemente. Busque su tienda en etzy y no la encontré puede indicarme si ahora es compra directa y si al comprar el pdf lo envía al correo? O como se hace efectiva la entrega de la compra.

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Muchísimas gracias!! El link a la tienda directa se encuentra en la descripción de este video.

[@berthalidiaramirezmartinez3580]

Mil gracias ya realice mi compra atravez de tu nueva tienda. Encantada con tus tutoriales.

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

@@berthalidiaramirezmartinez3580 Muchísimas gracias!!!

[@janineraby9436]

I had to turn the music down too annoying, but the video is fabulous

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Thanks for your feedback!

[@amp53810]

I don’t understand from 38:20 at all😩I’ve changed the speed to x0.25 and watched 30 times but I’m so lost. It’s hard to see right side and wrong side with this fabric too. Please someone explain😭

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Hi! Don't worry; I can assist you. From that minute on (38:20), I'm sewing an "enclosed joke". This means that both the back seam (joke & back piece) and the shoulder seams won't be visible from the inside. The joke (two pieces) and back piece (one piece) are sewn together already, so what I'm actually doing after that is to enclose both shoulder seams. If this step seems too complicated (is is actually advanced sewing), you may simply skip it and sew both shoulder as you would normally do (not enclosed). To do this, you'll need to face right sides like this; "Front piece right side facing Joke's right sides" (there are two layers here as there are two jokes). I do have a video which will help you with this; Button-Up Shirt for Women: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHqrh6B4gct_oMU (Shoulder seam: 22:14). Feel free to contact me back with any questions.

[@amp53810]

@@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE Thank you for the details!!! I’m going to watch the other video and try again! This pattern has been the BEST pattern I’ve ever worked with. It’s just that my skills aren’t up to it yet😝 I’ll definitely keep you posted!! Thank you!!

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

@@amp53810 You are welcome! Feel free to contact me back if any questions!

[@amp53810]

@@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE so….. I still don’t understand how it’s done but I did it😂 it looks just like yours! I’m going to keep wondering and I’ll scratch my head next time I make a new shirt again but I DID IT!! I watched this part like 50 times😅 THANK YOU🙏🙏🙏

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

@@amp53810 I'm glad you made it 😁!!

[@margimfolo447]

How did you cut the front facing

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Hi! In this design, the front facing is part of the front piece. For this reason, it is basically folded to the inside, forming the edge of the front pieces.

[@raymondnicolai-vargas4910]

❤❤❤❤

[@cleanqueen75]

No staystitching the neckline?

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Hi! Yes; 1:14:01

[@cleanqueen75]

@@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUEsorry I don’t see any stitching on the neckline!

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

@@cleanqueen75 sorry; you are right!

[@tatianatylim8464]

the pattern is available in A0?

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Hi! This and all patterns include an A0 width-plotter version. This is not an A0 paper sheet, but you'll need an A0 paper roll (continuous printing). This is due to the fact that there is not enough space on a single A0 sheet for most patterns).

[@javieraguilera9979]

What is the seam allowance

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Hi! it is 1 cm.

[@javieraguilera9979]

It’s half inch

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

@@javieraguilera9979As shown in the pattern (basic pattern info PDF), it is 1 cm.

[@chrisboyd3626]

The link (for this video), listed in the pattern does not work! Are there other ways to receive the instructions that would be more reliable?

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Hi! The link in the video description works just fine: pdfpatternsboutique.com/b/q2Nu4

[@chrisboyd3626]

@@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE I purchased the pattern and the link that is listed ON THE PATTERN INSTRUCTUONS is the one that is inaccurate. If I don’t track and save this video, or I use another computer, I cannot use the pattern to find this video.

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

@@chrisboyd3626 Oh, I got it now; sorry. The link on the PDF is for this very same video. Hiperlinks may not work on PDFs sometimes, so they need to be copied and pasted.

[@chrisboyd3626]

@@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE yes I did copy and paste, but it takes me to nowhere. I have copied the link from the actual video and placed it into my pattern.

[@pinkweerathapat9959]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Thank you 😁!!!

[@Abbasian]

Showing no measurements of pattern....no help 😞

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Hi! All patterns can be purchased from my store. Link is in the video description.

[@yvobalcer]

I totally admire the skill but something is wrong with the stitches, they are too loose.

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Thanks for your comments! Indeed, this machine has been giving me a headache for some time now (tension issues). In my latest videos I'm using a different one because of that.

[@brownsugarcoffee1]

Turn off the damn music we want to hear the sewing machine come on this is horrible. I couldn’t even finish watching it.😊😊

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Hi! Thanks for the suggestion! Just to give some context: since my videos are sped up, the sewing machine's whir sounds awkwardly high-pitched. This is why ASMR videos are kept at normal speed.