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Eenvoudig geweven hemdje – Naaipatronen

Eenvoudig geweven hemdje: bekijk maten, technische tekeningen, broninformatie en beschikbare PDF-bestanden. Technische instructies en bestaande PDF’s zijn in het Engels.

Maten
XS to 3XL (Bust 80–132 cm / 31.5"–52.0")
Niveau
Beginner
Versie
1.0.0-published
Bijgewerkt
2026-03-01
Patroonstatus
Gepubliceerd

Technische tekeningen

Voorkant
Achterkant

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Print op 100% of werkelijke grootte, zonder aanpassen aan de pagina. Meet het controlevak op de gekozen testpagina: 50 mm of 2 inch (50,8 mm). Dit zijn verschillende lengtes. Maak eerst een proefmodel voordat je je definitieve stof knipt.

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Maattabellen

Maateenheid

Wissel tussen centimeters en inches in alle tabellen

1. Lichaamsmaten

Je eigen lichaamsmaten. Meet over onderkleding met een aansluitend meetlint.

Veeg door de maten
Maat Borst Taille Heup
XS 80 cm 62 cm 88 cm
S 86 cm 68 cm 94 cm
M 94 cm 76 cm 102 cm
L 102 cm 84 cm 110 cm
XL 112 cm 94 cm 120 cm
2XL 122 cm 104 cm 130 cm
3XL 132 cm 116 cm 142 cm

2. Afgewerkte kledingmaten

Maten van het genaaide kledingstuk, inclusief de bedoelde bewegingsruimte.

Veeg door de maten
Maat Afgewerkte borstomtrek Afgewerkte lengte Zoomwijdte
XS 88 cm 56 cm 98 cm
S 94 cm 57 cm 104 cm
M 102 cm 58.5 cm 112 cm
L 110 cm 60 cm 120 cm
XL 121 cm 61.5 cm 131 cm
2XL 131 cm 63 cm 142 cm
3XL 141 cm 64.5 cm 154 cm

Maatkeuze en pasvorm

Select your size primarily based on your high bust measurement if you have a full bust cup (C cup and above), or your full bust measurement if you have an A/B cup. The tank provides 8–9 cm (3.1–3.5") of positive bust ease. If you measure between sizes, we recommend choosing the smaller size for a neater shoulder fit, or blending between bust and hip sizes following our guide.

Toelichting op bewegingsruimte

Positive ease built into this pattern: +8 to +9 cm (+3.1" to +3.5") at bust, and +10 to +12 cm (+4" to +4.7") at hem sweep. Designed to float effortlessly over the torso without clinging or gaping.

Stof en benodigdheden

Lightweight to medium-weight woven fabrics · None (0% stretch – stable woven)

  • 100% Linen (130–160 gsm / 3.8–4.7 oz) for structured, breathable drape
  • Cotton lawn or batiste for a featherlight summer top
  • Rayon challis or viscose for fluid drape and movement
  • Double gauze or cotton voile for an airy, relaxed texture
Fabric requirements
Size45 in / m45 in / yd60 in / m60 in / yd
XS – M1.21.30.91
L – XL1.41.51.11.2
2XL – 3XL1.71.91.41.5

Notions

  • All-purpose polyester or cotton sewing thread matching fabric
  • Pre-made 12 mm (1/2") single-fold bias tape (2.2 m / 2.5 yd) OR matching self-fabric bias strips
  • Stay tape or lightweight fusible edge tape (1 m / 1.1 yd) for neckline stabilization

Tools

  • Standard sewing machine with universal needle (size 70/10 for lawn, 80/12 for linen)
  • Sharp fabric shears or 45 mm rotary cutter with cutting mat
  • Steam iron and pressing ham or rolled towel
  • Fine dressmaker pins or fabric clips
  • Measuring tape and fabric marking pen/chalk

Knipplan en patroondelen

1.5 cm (5/8") included on all shoulder and side seams.

1.5 cm (5/8") total hem allowance, sewn as a double-turned baby hem (press up 6 mm, then fold 9 mm and edgestitch).

6 mm (1/4") allowance designed specifically for clean-finish bias binding application.

  • Front Bodice: Cut 1 on fold Ensure grainline runs strictly parallel to fold
  • Back Bodice: Cut 1 on fold Higher neckline than front; transfer balance notch
  • Neckline Bias Strip: Cut 1 on true 45° bias Width: 3.5 cm (1 3/8"), Length: see cutting chart
  • Armhole Bias Strips: Cut 2 on true 45° bias Width: 3.5 cm (1 3/8"), Length: see cutting chart

Pre-wash and dry your fabric exactly as you intend to care for the finished garment to eliminate residual shrinkage.

Press the fabric completely flat before laying out pattern pieces.

Fold fabric selvage-to-selvage on the straight of grain. Test grainline alignment by measuring from the fold to the selvage at several points.

Cut bias strips at an exact 45-degree angle to the selvage; accurate bias cutting ensures smooth, puckering-free curves.

Before printing pattern tiles, print only Page 1 with scaling set to '100%' or 'Actual Size' in Adobe Acrobat or your PDF reader. Do not select 'Fit to Page'. Measure the printed 50 mm x 50 mm (Metric) or 2.0 in x 2.0 in [50.8 mm] (Imperial) test box with a reliable hard ruler. Proceed with printing only when measurements match exactly.

Trim along the right and bottom border lines indicated by the scissor icon on each page. Butt trimmed edge against the adjacent page's marked registration lines. Match the diamond registration marks (1A, 1B, 2A, etc.) and secure with clear tape. Never overlap pages without trimming.

Naai-instructies

1

Staystitch Neckline and Armholes

Staystitch the front and back neckline and armholes 10 mm (3/8") from the raw edge using a 2.0 mm stitch length. Stitch from the shoulder towards center front, and from shoulder towards the underarm. Staystitching prevents curved woven edges from stretching out of shape during handling.

Technique Tip: Do not pull or stretch the fabric as it feeds through the feed dogs.
2

Join Shoulder Seams

With right sides together, pin Front Bodice to Back Bodice along the shoulder seams, matching neck edges and armhole notches. Stitch at 1.5 cm (5/8") seam allowance. Finish the raw seam allowances together with an overlocker/serger, zigzag stitch, or French seam. Press seam allowances toward the back.

Technique Tip: Press over a tailor's ham to preserve natural body curvature.
3

Apply Neckline Bias Binding

Press your 3.5 cm bias strip in half lengthwise with wrong sides together. Pin the raw edges of the folded strip to the right side of the neckline, gently easing the strip around curves (bias tape should be approximately 10–12% shorter than the neckline perimeter). Stitch with a 6 mm (1/4") seam allowance. Grade seam allowance to 3 mm, understitch binding to allowance, then turn binding entirely to the garment inside and edgestitch in place.

Technique Tip: Steam-pressing the bias into a curve with your iron before pinning makes application seamless.
4

Apply Armhole Bindings

In the same manner as the neckline, pin, stitch, understitch, and turn the armhole bias strips to the inside of both armholes. Press crisp and flat with ample steam.

Technique Tip: Keep your stitching line an even 6 mm (1/4") from the folded outer edge.
5

Sew and Finish Side Seams

With right sides together, align the front and back side seams, matching underarm seam junctions and hem notches. Pin securely. Stitch at 1.5 cm (5/8") from underarm down to the hem notch. Backstitch firmly at the hem slit reinforcement point. Finish allowances separately and press open.

Technique Tip: Reinforce the top of the side split with a tiny horizontal bar tack.
6

Hem the Curved Lower Edge

Press up the lower hem edge by 6 mm (1/4") toward the wrong side. Fold up a second time by 9 mm (3/8"), encasing raw edges. Pin in place. From the inside, edgestitch the hem 1 mm from the inner folded edge. Give the entire garment a final thorough steam press.

Technique Tip: For sharp curved hem curves, sewing a 6 mm basting line first acts as a perfect folding guide.

Problemen oplossen

Neckline gapes or does not lie flat against the chest

Bias binding was stretched during sewing or cut too long relative to the neckline opening.

Unpick the binding, gently steam-shrink the garment neckline with an iron, and shorten the bias strip by 2–3 cm so it stretches gently around the curve when pinned.

Armhole pulls or feels restrictive when reaching forward

High armscye or insufficient armhole depth for your shoulder slope.

Scoop out the underarm curve by 1 cm (3/8") tapering to zero at the mid-armhole notch before applying bias tape.

Curved hem ripples or creates wavy folds

Fabric was stretched or fed unevenly through standard presser foot.

Loosen presser foot pressure, use a walking foot if available, and use a generous burst of steam with a wooden clapper to set the fold.

Bron en licentie

In-house digital draft specification created for Threadline Patterns. Released under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). Free for personal and commercial sewing.

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Testinformatie

Prepared from the listed source record through a technical drafting workflow. Check the measurements, print calibration and construction details carefully, and email feedback if anything appears incorrect.

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