4 Free Sewing Patterns for Shirts That Are Super Stylish

I have been obsessed with sewing lately. It’s become my new creative outlet! I spent quite a bit of time hunting down some free sewing patterns for shirts that are actually quite stylish and ones that I can’t wait to make! While I love supporting other makers, it is nice to have a quick simple project that’s free from time to time!

Here is a collection of some of my favorites that I found that appear to be relatively easy without sacrificing style. They’re all a bit different yet timeless looks. I’m bookmarking/sharing with you here with the intention that I’d like to try them soon! Enjoy!

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Morning Glory Top

Sarah Kirsten makes absolutely beautiful sewing projects, and this top seems to be relatively quick and easy to make. The top ties in the back and has a super minimalist, clean look to it. If you’re a beginner, this is a great project to start with. You won’t get overwhelmed and you’ll have a super cute top to wear.

Ruffle Sleeve Top

This blouse looks so comfy to wear. It’s recommended to use cotton or linen to sew this one. The sleeves slit just below the elbows and it’s a flowy, loose-fitting top. You can download and print off the pattern at Peppermint Mag.

Toronto Tee

I haven’t ventured into sewing knit fabrics yet, but I love a good t-shirt. This boyfriend-style tee is apparently beginner-friendly to make and the pattern sizes range from XS-5XL. Who doesn’t love a good pocket tee?

Linen Raglan Tee

The pleating on the neckline of this linen tee is just too good! Another simple but elegant design that would pair well with a ton of different outfits. This pattern is available at Fabric Store where you can download it and also purchase affordable fabric to make it.

I’m really looking forward to trying my hand at all of these free sewing patterns!

Amanda

Amanda is a hand embroidery teacher and artist. With over 15 years of experience in the craft industry and embroidery, she owns and runs Crewel Ghoul, sharing accessible tutorials and patterns to help inspire fellow crafters to get creative. In addition to running this website, she teaches on Skillshare and Youtube.