Lumberjack Shirt- flannel button up shirt or jacket for baby and boys (3m-14)
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Here’s a great chance to use a wonderful pattern to make a lumberjack shirt for your boy so that he can look like dad. You can make up this pattern in a number of ways:
- a traditional unlined shirt with collar, any fabric including warm flannel as shown
- a fully lined shirt for extra warmth, or to wear it open like a light jacket over a t-shirt for a cool and trendy look
- option to change up the collar for a hood! So now it can be worn as a light hoodie shirt or a warm hooded jacket with cozy lining.
This pattern is perfect for an intermediate sewer to make a comfortable and cosy lumberjack shirt in fifteen different sizes from 3 months up to 14 years old. This one pattern could last you 14 years and create a whole wardrobe of options for shirts, hoodies, jackets and coats. We think that’s excellent value.
When making this awesome shirt you will have various options as follows:
- Separate cuff pieces mean you can mix it up with a contrast cuff when they’re rolled up. Perfect for adding that character fabric he loves, but keeping it nice on the outside
- Being able to fully line the shirt, which makes it a wonderful layering piece for fall and winter months. Or leave it unlined in cotton for the spring and summer time
- Have a classic collar and collar stand
- And add a very fun hood (what boys don’t LOVE a hood).
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