This shirt sloper block pattern is your perfect starting point for creating a variety of custom designs.

What’s Included?

✔️ Printable PDF Pattern – Instantly download and print to start creating right away.

✔️ Projector File – Skip the paper and project the pattern directly onto your fabric for faster cutting.

This pattern is good for use with 2 way stretch knit fabrics. It is a tight fit and runs small. The recommended fabric type is 97% Nylon 3% Spandex.

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Here's how you can transform it into different styles:

Neckline Adjustments:

Modify the neckline to suit your style. To create a V-neck, simply extend the center front downwards in a V shape. If you prefer more coverage, don't cut so much fabric off of the neck area.

Sleeve Variations:

Change the sleeve length to fit your design. For short sleeves, cut them to a desired length at the upper arm, or for ¾ sleeves, extend them to just below the elbow. For more drama, try puff sleeves by gathering the fabric at the shoulder or cuff, or go for long sleeves by simply lengthening the sleeve pattern and adding cuffs for a polished finish.

Hemline Changes:

The hem can be tailored to suit different looks. A straight hem is the simplest, but for added style, you can curve the hem for a more feminine look or opt for a high-low hem by shortening the front and keeping the back longer. This will add asymmetry and interest to your shirt.

Shape and Volume:

If you want a looser fit, widen the side seams to create a boxy shirt or add a peplum by attaching a gathered or flared section at the waist for extra volume.

Adding Details:

Personalize your design with pockets—either patch pockets or welt pockets on the chest. To add texture and movement, pleat the front or back or add a ruffle at the hem or sleeves. You can also incorporate decorative embroidery or appliqué to give your shirt a unique touch.

Transforming into a Dress:

Turn your shirt into a dress by extending the length. You can also add a waistband or belt for a more structured, fitted look.

By making these simple changes, this shirt pattern allows you to explore endless design possibilities.