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Salme Buttonless Shirt #149

Salme Buttonless Shirt
I am always on the lookout for new fun patterns that are simple and easy to make. This pattern is from Salme, and it is called the Buttonless Shirt, Pattern #149. This pattern is a great sleeveless shirt with a super cute collar.
Salme Buttonless Shirt
After printing the template and taping it together. I realized that the bust dart and the hem were too low for my petite frame. The center opening needed to be stitched up a little higher when piecing the two front panels together. 
Sewing in Yellow
After making those adjustments and adding the seam allowance, I had the correct size and set to work. I adore the collar, as you can see in the picture above, you do need to use interfacing to help create a sturdy collar. I love that there are no buttons, zippers, or even elastic notions in this pattern. All you need is fabric and thread. You can make this a shirt or dress with a belt. I love that I can use my favorite cotton fabrics to create this cute shirt/ dress pattern. You could use other materials, but cotton is my favorite.
After making this pattern, I realized you can wear it in many different ways; shirttail out, shirt out with a belt, or tucked in. Can't wait to make more!
Salme Buttonless Shirt

Comments

Ginger said…
Cute shirts. I've not heard of this pattern company. I'll have to check them out.
June 21, 2016 at 9:28 AM
Haberdashery said…
Love this shirt! And you do look so happy in it!
November 6, 2016 at 7:08 AM
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