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Sew Mark Francis - Turlough Shirt
£22.00
In stock
SKU
SMF-TURLOUGH-SHIRT
- * All Fabrics Are Priced Per Metre.
- * All Accessories Are Priced Individually Unless Stated Otherwise In The Product Description.
- * All Remnants Are Priced Individually For The Length Shown In The Product Description.
A distinctive and versatile loose fitting shirt for both men and women with options to transform into a dress.
Turlough shirt sewing pattern printed on two A0 sheets of high quality paper, complete with a fully illustrated instruction booklet.
You will need no more than 3 meters of fabric to make the largest size, two buttons and light weight fusible interfacing.
Recommend cotton, cotton blends, linen and all shirting fabrics.
XS to fit chest 36”
S to fit chest 38”
M to fit chest 40”
L to fit chest 42”
XL to fit chest 44”
XXL to fit chest 46”
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