Design 35 T-shirt

[mom2a2z]

Size 86-170 cm

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[that*darn*kat]

These shirts were made using the basic tee pattern in Otto 4/04. This is a great basic tee. I find it runs a bit on the slim side. These were all made using Chez Ami striped jerseys.

[jennie2]

agree with pp, I like this but find it to fit very slim, and I need to widen the neck opening a bit for DS.

[candyfloss1]

[mslsews]

yep, slim fitting- great for pjs

[ericaeli]

Graded down to fit my ds. Cuffs were added to keep sleeves down during sleep

[ialady44]

Without a doubt this is my "go to" pattern for my granddaughter's pj's --- for a couple years now. These are close fitting - not a lot of ease which is the way it should be for pj's. If you want a tee or leggings with more ease - this is so not the pattern for you. ;)

I think I've used this pattern (different sizes) probably 3 dozen times already.

[kellybelly77]

Size 86 for my nephew. Made from upcycled t shirts! I can't comment on fit since I haven't even mailed them yet!

[sewingmel]

I have used this pattern for years for my son's pajamas. It is nice and slim which works great for jammies, and I did cut away a little from the neckline. He has a big head, but I think this neckline runs slim. This is part of this year's Christmas jammies, and it is a size 134. I added 1.5" to the hem and sleeves since my son is quite tall for his age.

[kas]

My go-to PJ top pattern. Actually, it's my go-to basic t-shirt pattern. I often make it with a ribbed neckline rather than bound (as drafted). It's a slimmer fit than other patterns, but that is what fits my kids best anyway. I have every sized traced from 86cm - 128cm and use for the basis of most of my birthday gift sewing. Very reliable sizing.