The Design Story of the Jenna Shirt and Shirtdress | Closet Core Patterns

[@ToniGuerrero]

For anyone on the fence about signing up for the class, I can tell you I've done previous classes with Heather Lou and she is great fun in the class. She's very real and honest and she gives a ton of extra hints and tips. And yes, I got the Jenna pattern and yes, I have signed up for the class. Looking forward to seeing you in the Class Community group. Oh? Did I forget to mention that? She has a community page where you can ask questions, request more information, get help and, finally, share your makes. LOL. No, I don't work for Closet Core. Just a fan.

[@closetcorepatterns]

Thank you for such a glowing review!

[@ToniGuerrero]

@@closetcorepatterns Calls 'em as I sees 'em! ;)

[@leepayk-bann3489]

I made the cropped version I really like it. I next plan to do the full Jenna shirt in a flannelette fabric. It has a really good shape.

[@closetcorepatterns]

That's great to hear!

[@keikoparker4532]

Definitely considering signing up for this class as I want to make button up shirts.

[@des_des_00]

I'm on the hunt for that "big shirt" look from the 1990s, made with a fluid, drapey fabric. It's a style I've collected so many old and new patterns for! The View A looks good - kind of reminds me of Daughter Judy's "Genra" big shirt pattern with the deep curved hem. I'd like to try this one! 😊

[@closetcorepatterns]

The 90s big shirt silhouette is such a classic

[@tuckertriestricks2451]

I am strongly considering this class after a very positive experience with the Jeans course. I do have one question though - I tend to prefer more fitted shirts, does the course cover darts and princess seams or is it more geared towards looser silhouettes?

[@closetcorepatterns]

The patterns in this course are more relaxed, but you could use it to help with trickier aspects like collar help, tower plackets, etc.

[@user-id7sv8sb7x]

Why did you choose to not have a dart? Should I add a dart if I have a large bust?

[@closetcorepatterns]

It was a stylistic choice in favour of a more relaxed silhouette. If you have over a D cup, you might want to do a full bust adjustment with a dart, but we found in our testing that it isn't necessary

[@Simplesavemoney]

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