Description
I don’t intend for this to take on a political tone, I’m just here for the puns. I mean, seriously, the NANCY raglan? Didn’t you chuckle just a little bit?
This PDF sewing pattern will truly blow you away with all of the options that it includes. The Nancy Raglan is truly a staple pattern for your capsule sewing, regardless of the season and which stage of life you’re enjoying!
The Nancy Raglan includes:
- 5 bodice styles: Shirt, Tunic, A-line Dress, Swing Dress, Layered Dress (A-line with a loose fit overlay)
- 4 sleeve lengths: Short, 3/4, Long, Extra Long
- 4 neckline options: Crew, V-neck, Hood, Cowl
- 3 sleeve finishes: Hemmed, Cuffs, Thumbhole Cuffs
- Nursing access via invisible zippers and including a modesty panel. The nursing access is available on all styles except the layered dress.
- Maternity with ruched sides. The maternity option is included with all styles except the layered dress.
- Other options include: side vents on the tunic, pockets on the swing dress, and a banded bottom for the shirt and tunic.
As always, this listing is for a PDF sewing pattern, NOT a finished product. Your download should immediately pop up after purchasing, but you can also log into your account at any time and download the package again. Your downloads will include a professionally drawn pattern with trimless pages and layers. The pattern pieces included are formatted for 8.5×11, A4 (typically outside of the US), and A0 printers. Please remember to NOT use the A4 pattern unless you are located outside of the US and own an A4 printer and A4 paper. The A0 pattern is specifically designed for large format printing. You have permission from 5 out of 4 Patterns to have this pattern printed at your local copy shop. The tutorial includes hyperlinks to help you navigate to whichever options you’re interested in doing. It also includes professional drawn images for each tutorial step. We take great pains to make the tutorial as clear as possible! We’ve even included links to our YouTube channel, where you can find a video tutorial on how to do the thumbhole cuffs.
This pattern is available for sizes XXS – 5XL. The size chart and fabric requirements are listed in the last image.
Need a pair of pants for your new Nancy? Check out the Diane Joggers or the FREE Ninja Pants!
Please don’t hesitate to contact me via email (info@5outof4.com) if you have any questions. We’d love to see you in our Facebook group too!
Aimee Wilson –
Amazing pattern with so many options! Check out my blog to see the ones I made. http://capturecraftcook.blogspot.com/2016/11/5-out-of-4-patterns-nancy-raglan.html
Sheree Porter-Northcutt –
This pattern is amazing! Easy to sew and very flattering to any figure. I highly recommend it!!
Autumn Couture (verified owner) –
This pattern FITS! It is a quick sew and has SOOOOoooOOOo many options. It will carry you right through ALL the seasons! Very impressive!!!!
Ashleigh (verified owner) –
I’ve really been wanting a dress that I could nurse in, and was super happy with how mine came out. The cowl + nursing + a-line dress is a really great option to keep you cozy warm and nurse in the cooler months. Thanks for another great pattern!
Rosemary (verified owner) –
This awesome pattern is such a quick sew and has soooo many options! It’s definitely become a go to for me!
Stephanie W. (verified owner) –
This is the easiest shirt I’ve ever sewn!! I made the short sleeve version, originally at tunic length but decided I liked the shirt length better so I cut it down after assembling. I’ve gotten so many compliments on the shirt. I can hardly wait to make one in dress length, and one with longer sleeves for winter! I also love how versatile the pattern is.
Nicole Rieskamp –
I have a question about this pattern. My shoulders are narrow (pear, straps always fall down) and I want to know how the fit is on the shoulders. Please let me know what you think. Thank you. 🙂
Emily (verified owner) –
One of my new favorite patterns! So cute, simple and beginner friendly. This pattern has so many options, you will be able to pack your wardrobe full of Nancy raglens. This has become one of my staple patterns for all seasons. Love it!
Margie Willis (verified owner) –
I made the pattern with wrong material the first time. Looked fine but I needed the stretch to get into it. When I used the correct material my how things changed! I never wore the first top too tight (no stretch). The second one was fantastic. I typically sew for others so I was not used to the compliments I received. I felt good in it and I am looking forward to the next one. My daughter (adult) bought the correct material and said don’t give up and I am so glad I made it. It was easy to make. It fit well after using the right material and it is so smooth to move in. Because it looked great some of the ladies in our church got inspired to start working with knits. I sent them to my daughter for help with it. She just started sewing about two years ago. Never had an interest in it growing up. Although she liked the dresses, pants, and other outfits I made but until she had children of her own did she start sewing. She is so glad and so am I.
Virginia (verified owner) –
Super easy and sews up fast. Highly recommend.
Ronda (verified owner) –
This is the first pattern I’ve ever purchased that didn’t need adjustments. The size medium is a perfect fit all the way to the hem! So many options in one pattern too! Fast, and easy.
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