graphic tunic tops
A free tunic pattern from beacrafter.com. Here is what you actually get — checked by hand on 2026-10-05.
What the shape looks like. A technical flat — the drawing sewing patterns use instead of a photo, because a photo on a model hides the neckline, the sleeve and the hem. We drew this one ourselves from what beacrafter.com describes.
Taken from their words: neckline, sleeve length, silhouette. Everything they do not mention — hem shape, length — is drawn plain rather than guessed at. “A straight and sporty type of graphic Tunic top. Sleeves: short sleeves. Feminine and trendy thanks to curve lines and round-wide neckline.” — beacrafter.com
- Price
- Free
- Do you have to give an email?
- No — the download is a direct link
- Size range
- Draft your own
- Fabric
- The designer does not state one
- Skill level
- Not stated by the designer
- File formats
- On-page diagrams, print or save as PDF
- A0 / copy shop / projector
- No — home printer only
- Link last checked
- 2026-10-05 — working
The file lives on the designer's own site. We do not mirror it, and we get nothing if you download it.
Worth your time if
- You would rather not hand over an email address.
Look elsewhere if
- You were hoping to skip taping home-printed sheets together.
Where these details come from
We opened beacrafter.com and wrote down what the page says. Where it does not say something — and plenty of free patterns never do — the field reads Not stated rather than a guess. Where the sizing is published only as an image, we transcribe it by hand so it works as text. How we check everything.