00602 The pattern of a T-shirt with a frill

A T-shirt with chest tucks in the armhole and a frill at the bottom. This model is designed to create a feminine form-fitting top with an accent on the chest thanks to the chest tucks protruding from the armhole and a feminine loose bottom decorated with a gathered frill. Main design features: 1. The base: The base of the pattern is a standard tight-fitting T-shirt or a sleeveless top, but with significant changes. 2. Breast darts: Located on the front half. They start directly from the armhole, not from the shoulder or side seam. They are directed to the highest point of the chest (VTG). They add volume and shape to the decollete area. 3. Armholes: The shape of the armhole is smooth and corresponds to the beginning of the tuck. It is important to ensure a comfortable fit in the armpit. 4. Bottom (frill): Frill: a separate detail sewn to the bottom of the bodice. Before attaching the frill to the bodice, the frill is evenly distributed over the entire length. 5. Neck: round. Processed by wrapping. 6. Back: flat, without darts, one-piece. The bottom of the back is also decorated with a frill, which is a continuation of the frill in front. 7. Seam allowances: Standard for knitwear (0.7 — 1 cm), especially important for the precise connection of the darts and the stitching of the frill. Recommended fabrics: Elastic knitwear (jersey, interlock, kulirka, ribana) of medium density. The fabric should be well draped to form a beautiful frill and easily form darts. You can use crepe, viscose knitwear, thin elastic cotton. Complexity: Average. The execution and careful stitching of breast darts, starting from the armhole, requires accuracy and some sewing experience. Working with the frill (uniform assembly, neat stitching) also requires attention. Important notes when working with a pattern: Before you start sewing, be sure to try on an inexpensive fabric option to accurately adjust the length and direction of the darts to your figure. Incorrectly placed darts can create wrinkles or distort the figure. Cut treatment: Treat the armhole and neck (if no trim is used) with an overlock. Good luck creating a beautiful T-shirt!