Basic bodice sewing pattern for jersey size 34 - 46 / cup sizes A-1 - The Fashion Basement

A basic sewing pattern is the simplest version of a garment.
The basic bodice is an upper garment high at the neck, fitted across the bust, straight down to the waist and with a long sleeve.
With this basic sewing pattern you can vary endlessly and make all T-shirts and jumpers that have a fitted shape around the bust. The sewing pattern includes 2 different front pieces: 1 without bust dart and 1 with.
In jersey, darts are not used very often, but especially with heavier jersey or for those with a fuller bust, this will greatly improve the fit!

For the bust darts, you also have a choice of 4 different cup sizes: cup size A/B, C/D, E/F, G/H/I
Because the bust dart is tailored to your cup size, the fit around the bust will be even better.

With the sewing pattern you also get access to countless accompanying videos to learn how to work with a basic sewing pattern.

E.g. measuring the sewing pattern, making personal adjustments, sewing the toile, correcting fitting issues and already a few basic style adaptations to make your first T-shirts/jumpers.