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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- The Thread Theory Fairfield shirt is great button up shirt pattern with all the classic details and is part of the Cityscape Urban Menswear Collection that provides an elegant silhouette accented with modern design elements. With options of a centre back pleat, or for more fitted shirts, options for long shaped darts it allows for a selection of fitting options for you to choose from.
Oliver introduces you to Thread Theory’s Fairfield shirt pattern and goes through each step on how to sew this fantastic pattern up in option 2. Pick up some great tips as Oliver will be showing you how to include two long shaped darts at the back of shirt. Now is never a better time to try sewing your own shirt pattern up and take your sewing skills to the next level!
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great tutorial....thank you so much, very much helped me on my first men's shirt.
Thanks for a wonderfully balanced sew along for this great pattern. Really the perfect partner to keep me on the right lines! Halfway through my first Fairfield.
We are so glad to hear that!
Love the fabric, love the shirt on you, love your talking voice, love the pattern, be blessed.
We are so glad you enjoyed the video!
Such a great pattern, thanks for the fab sew-along. Your version looks great!
Such a fantastic pattern, right? We are glad you enjoyed it!
My first time making the Fairfield and this tutorial was super helpful. Thank you for posting!
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Appreciate you making this video. The video is intentionally blurred sometimes while we are supposed to perform a step and there is text describing the step. Sure wish it wasn't blurry so I could better see/understand what was being done.
Thank you for your feedback!
Should you also ensure there is 1/4" SA overhang on the cuffs? I'm having an issue where my cuff and collar, once turned, are curling the sleeve and the placket inwards. On the neckline, I believe this is because I did not use a basting stitch to gather and shorten the neckline, but I can't figure out the issue on the cuff.