Minerva Sew-Along - Simplicity 1538 Ladies Shirt

Today, we will be sewing up the gorgeous Simplicity 1538 shirt pattern - This is a classic shirt sewing pattern that will be a staple in anyone’s wardrobe, perfect for if you are after a simple, versatile, and comfy clothing option that allows for 4 different views, mixing between variations with and without pockets.
Dianne is with us to help you sew Simplicity 11538 sewing pattern, showing you each step of the process as she chooses to create this sewing pattern with a fantastic Cotton Shirting fabric in turquoise. What would you pair up with this pattern?
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Music: The Nerve

[@lovetosew1373]

Thank you again for another great free sew-along 😊

[@MinervaDotCom]

We are glad you enjoyed it!

[@karenboek1193]

Excellent tutorial. Thank you.

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Glad you enjoyed it!

[@lynnh5587]

Beautiful!

[@KarenMcNeil-en2fn]

Lovely

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❤

[@elwin9103]

Maybe it is because I am such a beginner, but it would be nice if I could tell which side is the right or wrong easily. Thank you for the tutorial though

[@MinervaDotCom]

Hi there! For the most part fabrics will have an obvious different between the front and back, however, for fabrics where they are so similar we always say it doesn't matter which side you choose, so long as you remain consistent and use the same side throughout the garment

[@janettechapple1782]

Perhaps a mention on pattern matching would be appropriate. Not a ‘how to do it’s, just a reminder. A mis-matched pattern would not look good.

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Thanks for your feedback