Free Scalloped Camisole Sewing Pattern
Free Scalloped Camisole Sewing Pattern – Etty Camisole by Tammy Handmade

Looking for a minimalist summer staple that isn’t plain or predictable? The Etty Camisole by Tammy Handmade hits that sweet spot between simple and stylish. With clean lines, delicate scallops, and a relaxed fit, this scalloped camisole sewing pattern gives beginners a chance to sew something pretty without the usual fuss.

Forget boring basics—this is the kind of top you’ll reach for again and again, whether you’re layering it under a blazer or wearing it solo on warm days. Best part? It’s completely free.

The Etty Camisole is a downloadable PDF pattern offered free via Tammy Handmade’s site. It’s designed for lightweight to medium-weight woven fabrics—think linens, cotton poplins, viscose blends, or even soft lawn. The defining detail? A beautifully scalloped neckline that runs along the front and back armholes, adding visual interest without over-complicating the construction.

This scalloped camisole sewing pattern is rated beginner-friendly, and the instructions are clean and clear. You won’t need to wrestle with zippers, buttons, or darts. The silhouette is boxy and breezy, making it easy to wear and even easier to sew. With only a few pattern pieces, it’s a fast, satisfying project for a weekend sew.

Pattern sourced from tammy handmade

Skill level:

Project type:

Beginner-friendly

Camisole top

Pattern type:

Printable Files and a Sew-Along Video Tutorial

Fabric type:

You can use any light-medium weight woven fabrics such as: Cotton, Linen, Twill, Viscose, Satin, Crepe.

Finished size:

This sewing pattern comes in UK sizes 6-32. Which ranges from a bust of 31″/79cm – 57″/144cm. 

Style:

Casual

Materials needed

  • Matching thread
  • For sizes 6-14 you will need 1 metre / 1.1 yards of 55″ (139cm) wide fabric.
  • For all other sizes and fabric widths you will need 2 metres / 2.2 yards of 50″+ (127cm+) wide fabric.

Why we picked it

Because you deserve better than another boring camisole. The scalloped edge gives this pattern a refined, feminine finish that elevates it above your standard spaghetti-strap tank. It’s a simple tweak that transforms the look without making things tricky. That’s the kind of pattern we live for—easy enough for newbies, but stylish enough to wear proudly on repeat.

We also love that it fits the “stash buster” category. You can easily squeeze this out of a metre or so of fabric, making it a great pick when you want to sew but don’t want to overthink it.

Style Tips

The scalloped neckline is the star, so lean into clean lines and solid fabrics to show it off. Crisp white cotton or soft linen in earthy tones keeps things elegant and modern. If you want to go bold, try a contrast binding or even embroidery between the scallops for a bit of custom flair.

Style it with high-rise trousers for a modern silhouette, or tuck it into a midi skirt for soft, romantic vibes. It also looks killer layered under a loose button-down or worn over a slim turtleneck when the weather cools. The simplicity makes it easy to dress up or down depending on the mood.

Final Thoughts

The Etty Camisole is the kind of pattern that deserves a permanent place in your pattern rotation. Whether you’re just starting out or need a palette cleanser between complex makes, this scalloped camisole sewing pattern delivers. It’s quick, wearable, and just detailed enough to feel special. We’ll say it: scallops > spaghetti straps. Every. Time.

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Is this sewing pattern really free?

Yes — this pattern is 100% free to download. We only feature patterns that are freely available from trusted sources. You’ll find the download link and original source listed above.

Can I sell items made from this pattern?

That depends on the designer’s terms. Most free patterns are for personal use only. We recommend checking the original creator’s website for any licensing or commercial use restrictions before selling anything you make.

What sewing level is this pattern for?

This pattern is tagged as Beginner, which means it’s suitable for new sewists. You’ll typically find minimal shaping, easy seams, and no tricky closures like zippers or buttonholes — perfect if you’re just starting out.

How do I download the pattern?

Just click the Download Pattern button above. It’ll take you directly to the original source where the designer hosts the file. From there, you can follow their instructions to download or print. We always double-check the links, so you’re not wasting time hunting around.

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