After Judy teased you about a million times on Instagram with her pre-test versions of the Favorite Tee, we are finally going to give the people what they want.
No more teasers, it can be yours for keeps! And guess what? We made it in youth sizes too. Wahoo!
Here they are, your next most-sewn item: Favorite Tee (women’s) and Fav Tee (youth)
Both tees come packed full of options. The women’s Favorite Tee is drafted for sizes XXS – Plus 3X. There are a whopping FIVE hem options (shirt with side vent, tunic with side vent, banded knot tie hem, curved tunic length and curved dress length). There are THREE sleeve lengths included (short, 3/4 and long) and even TWO options for neck finishes (scoop or vneck).
**Want to learn more about how to measure yourself for this pattern? We’ve got you covered with an in-depth blog HERE.
The youth Fav Tee is drafted for sizes 3 months – 14 Youth. It features nearly all of the same options as the women’s version with FOUR hem options (shirt with side vent, tunic with side vent, banded knot tie hem, and curved dress length), THREE sleeve lengths (short, 3/4 and long) and TWO neckline options (scoop and vneck).
Ready to see what those options look like? Let’s do it!
THREE SLEEVE OPTIONS
SIDE VENT HEM
BANDED KNOT TIE HEM
CURVED TUNIC
CURVED DRESS
SCOOP NECK
VNECK
Ready to grab the patterns for yourself and start sewing?
Favorite Tee (women) | Fav Tee (youth) | Favorite Bundle (women + youth)
Need a little more inspiration? Head over to our Facebook Group and check out the tester albums. They are packed full of fabulous tester photos!
You can find the Favorite Tee album HERE, and the Fav Tee album HERE.
Happy Sewing!
Hi there, I have purchased this pattern and I am about to make the scoop version of the t-shirt. I don’t seem to have a pattern piece for the neckband. Do I use the neckband pattern piece with ‘v neck’ written on it?
Thank you!
HI- On older patterns we didn’t have rectangle pieces, they are just the measurements of the rectangle in the Cut Chart. You can find the Cut Chart both on the pattern piece print out and again in the tutorial at the very beggining before Step 1.