Linosa is a lovely shirt, perfect for mid-season. With this pattern, you'll learn to perfect various sewing techniques, such as attaching a collar, creating gathers, invisible plackets, and shaping sleeve cuffs.

This shirt features a pretty Peter Pan collar and various gathered details.

You'll find a subtle echo of the gathers at the bottom of the cuffs.

If you have made this pattern, feel free to share your creation on social media with the hashtag #chacoudpattern #chemiselinoa .

Recommended materials

I made my shirt in Mila cotton satin from Atelier vingtsept , you can make yours in any material you like: satin, chambray, poplin, tencel, viscose, eyelet embroidery.

Fabrics

1.60m of fabric by 1.40m wide (1.80m for sizes 42 and above)

Supplies

Iron-on adhesive

11 blouse-type buttons (approximately 11mm in diameter)

Approximately 40cm of bias tape (you have the option of making your bias tape from the same material)

Difficulty level

Advance