Butterick Misses’ Curved-Hem Tunics and Elastic-Waist Pants Pattern

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Pattern: Misses’ Curved-Hem Tunics and Elastic-Waist Pants

Loose-fitting tunic has a back longer than the front, wrong side shows, side slits, and narrow hem.

  • A, B: Collar, collar band, back pleat, yoke, forward shoulder seams, no shoulder seams, sleeve pleats, continuous lap, button cuffs, fly button/band closing
  • C: Bias neck binding. Tapered pants (semi-fitted through hips) have elasticized waist, and leg bands
  • D: Side pockets, sleeves
  • C: Hems
  • E: Stitched hems

    • This is a physical pattern.

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