Brookline Maternity T-Shirt

  • Brookline Maternity T-Shirt 12-32 PDF pattern
  • Brookline Maternity T-Shirt 12-32 PDF pattern
  • Brookline Maternity T-Shirt 12-32 PDF pattern
  • Brookline Maternity T-Shirt 12-32 PDF pattern
  • Brookline Maternity T-Shirt 12-32 PDF pattern
  • Brookline Maternity T-Shirt 12-32 PDF pattern
  • Brookline Maternity T-Shirt 12-32 PDF pattern
  • Brookline Maternity T-Shirt 12-32 PDF pattern
  • Brookline Maternity T-Shirt 12-32 PDF pattern
  • Brookline Maternity T-Shirt 12-32 PDF pattern
  • Brookline Maternity T-Shirt 12-32 PDF pattern

Brookline Maternity T-Shirt

$18

Size Size guide

Pattern format

Finally, there's a maternity top that's stylish, comfortable, and designed for curves. The Brookline Maternity T-Shirt is a chic and versatile top that you can wear throughout your pregnancy and beyond. Design your ideal tee by choosing from a ruched or swing body, three neckline options, three sleeve lengths and two sleeve finishes. View A also works beautifully as a tunic, as shown in the striped sample, which was lengthened by several inches. Relax knowing you can be chic and comfy while you're getting ready for your new arrival. 

This Cashmerette pattern includes:

  • Cup sizes from C to H
  • A sizing calculator which will tell you exactly which size to make
  • A beautifully illustrated and detailed instruction booklet, to guide you no matter your sewing level

Please note the Brookline Maternity T-Shirt pattern is only available in a PDF format. 

Want to make a nursing-friendly Brookline? Check out our nursing expansion pack which works with 4 of your favorite Cashmerette patterns. 

Product information

SEWING LEVEL

Beginner

SIZING

12 to 32, in three cup sizes (C/D, E/F, G/H). Includes 40-62” bust and 42-62” hip. Find your size in seconds using our size calculator.

RECOMMENDED FABRIC

Light to mid-weight knit with at least 25% stretch, such as rayon or cotton jersey or ITY.

NOTIONS

Ballpoint or stretch needle, thread, twin needle (optional), two ⅝" (1.5 cm) buttons (for sleeve tabs).

Customer Reviews

Based on 4 reviews
75%
(3)
25%
(1)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
H
Helena
Great Maternity Tee

I made this top for my daughter-in-law, she loves it and says it’s so comfy. It’s long enough to keep covered when it’s cold. The pattern as usual went together easily as the instructions are always clear and easy to follow.

M
Margaret Sandys
3/8" seam allowance...

The 3/8" seam allowance is just too little, especially if you're also using a serged seam finish, there's very little to finish without getting too close to the seam

Y
Yvette R.
Best t-shirt fit EVER

This is the first t-shirt pattern from Cashmerette that I've made. I am impressed!
Normally, I have to do a full bicep, a low round back, a high round back and a swayback adjustment in any bodice. For the swing top, I made NO ADJUSTMENTS! I cannot believe it! On the tighter fitting style top, I did do a 1 inch swayback adjustment, normally I do a 2 inch one on any other brand. I made no other adjustments to that style.

Hands down this is the best fit I have ever achieved in the armscye and sleeve... and I didn't even have to make any adjustments!

I can't recommend this pattern enough for your maternity wardrobe. You can crank these out and use the different sleeve, neckline and bodice variations to make them look different. The swing top will definitely be in my wardrobe post maternity as well. I have even lengthened it into a dress. I will definitely be investing in the nursing add-on pack and the concord t-shirt. This pattern is worth every penny.

The only thing I would change is to have no trim pages, but it is worth the time it takes to trim.

M
Mary Ehrhardt
Perfect Maternity top!

My daughter needed a nice maternity top and this was perfect. Most pregnant girls can go the entire pregnancy never wearing actual maternity tops. Not really so for plus size ladies who might want to be slightly more modest, and already have a tough time finding flattering retail garments that don’t break the bank. I made the 32 E-H. The shoulders were not halfway down her arms, even on this large size. The neck was a tiny bit wide, but that would be extremely easy to fix. Yay! Speaking of arms, she has larger biceps, which is why I went with the larger size. I could have made the top itself smaller but always better to be larger than too small. She wore it yesterday to an event, several weeks further into her pregnancy than when I made it, and I was so happy to see how flattering it was on her! She’ll be able to wear it till the end and beyond. So well drafted! Thanks Jenny, for saving us! Plus size maternity is out there in retail, but unlike normal garment sewing, you WILL SAVE lots of money making your own!