The Luise Tunic PDF
A free tunic pattern from onthecuttingfloor.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 onthecuttingfloor.com describes.
Taken from their words: neckline, sleeve length. Everything they do not mention — length — is drawn plain rather than guessed at. Two sleeve styles and two necklines are offered. The drawing shows the 3/4 sleeve and the round neckline. The gathered lower section and the princess seams are not drawn. “A loose fit princess seams tunic and dress with two sleeve styles: cap and 3/4 sleeves. The tunic and dress pattern have a beautiful gathered bottom are and two neckline styles: front slot and round neckline.” — onthecuttingfloor.com
- Price
- Free (one size only)
- Do you have to give an email?
- The page does not say
- Size range
- only US 22
- Fabric
- Woven
- Skill level
- Not stated by the designer
- File formats
- A0 / copy shop / projector
- The designer does not mention one
- 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 are working with linen, cotton or another woven.
Look elsewhere if
- You need a size other than the single one it is graded for.
Where these details come from
We opened onthecuttingfloor.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.