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The Wrigley Raglan pdf instant downloadable pattern contains:
- The Wrigley Raglan pdf sewing pattern contains 3 styles: slim-fit tee, tunic and dress.
- 2 pages of inspiration photos from pattern testers.
- Cutting guide
- 9Â pages of bright and clear step by step color photos and illustrations.
- 1 page to help customize the fit.
- Glossary of needed sewing terms.
- Troubleshooting guide.
- Optimized for most tablets with links to each part of the pattern. Print only the pattern pieces and use a tablet or computer to read the instructions to save on ink and paper!
- This pattern has the ability to print just desired size(s) and in addition, features trimless pattern assembly! Open the PDF in Adobe, select the layer thumbnail on the left-hand menu and then select the size(s) to print. See this tutorial for more information.
- Designed for both letter and A4 paper printing.
- Because we value work at home business, feel free to use this pattern in your home sewing businesses.
Jessica (verified owner) –
So completely in love with the simplicity of this pattern! Made size 4 with a curved hem for my toddler and it was a breeze to sew, with crystal clear instructions to follow!
Sarah (verified owner) –
Love this raglan. The notched neckline is a really great look and so much easier to do than I expected. Really appreciate the extended size range too.
Trista –
Love this pattern. The extra features like the neckline make it more appealing than other raglan patterns.
Abby (verified owner) –
Love the extended size range, I will get lots of use out of this pattern. Planning to sew up a rash guard with it!
Ruthie S. (verified owner) –
So far I’ve made 5 Wrigley Raglans. There is so much room for customization that I can make simple changes to have a new top. Three of the makes have been the tunic fit sized up and lengthened to make nightgowns or long night shirts, I love that the Wrigley Raglan goes up to a size 16. My 14 y/o who is in between the girls sizing and ladies sizing in RTW clothing can still fir into the Wrigley Raglan.
The instructions are so easy and they are so quick to make. The most difficult part is that when I use french terry as the neckband I always have to calculate extra length so that it will fit properly. Its not a big deal now that I know that but if you’re using something other than cotton spandex or a double brushed poly you will need to add length at an 85% ratio.
I highly recommend this pattern if you’re in need of a girl’s raglan. I’ve tried other patterns from other indie companies and this one has the best fit.
Keira Wood –
Such a sweet comment! Thank you so much! We are delighted to hear how much you love the Wrigley pattern! 🙂 ~K