Fathom Five Rashguard

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As a special gift to those wanting to discover Pollywoggles patterns for the first time and in thanks to all who have supported Pollywoggles since the beginning, the Fathom Five Rashguard pattern is available for free to all new subscribers to the Pollywoggles email Newsletter or by joining the Pollywoggles Facebook Group (find the coupon code in the 'Featured' group post).

The Fathom Five Rashguard is designed as a slim-fit raglan style swimming shirt. Designed for swim fabrics, this pattern includes the choice of short sleeves with cuffs, or long sleeves with cuffs or a regular hem. A fast and simple sew, for fun in the sun at the beach or pool!

Recommended Skill Level - Confident Beginner - Experience sewing with stretch fabrics is recommended.

Seam allowance is 3/8"(1cm) unless stated otherwise in the pattern, and is included in all measurements.

Required Supplies: sewing machine, stretch needle, ballpoint pins or wonder clips, scissors and/or rotary cutter, measuring tape and/or cutting mat & ruler.

Suggested Fabric: Swim knit with minimum 60% stretch (fabric content 18%-20% spandex/Lycra).
 
 
Included in the pattern:
  • Sizes 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12.
  • Easy to assemble pattern pieces.
  • Clear and efficiently nested pattern pieces, color coded by size.  All colors also print clearly in black ink.  No layers (individual size printing) on print-at-home or Large Format; Layers ARE included on Projector Files.
  • All measurements in both metric and imperial
  • Body measurements Sizing Guide to help obtain the proper fit for the child. 
  • Specific instructions on blending sizes.
  • Line drawings showing all options.
  • Linked table of contents, for reference and ease of use on digital devices.
  • Fabric requirements for all parts.
  • Full color photo tutorial with specific details (in English only) for each step and illustrations for additional clarity.
  • Hints and tips throughout the tutorial.
  • Summary of steps for quick reference.
  • Modeled photos showing the finished options.

Purchase also includes AO Large Format PDF for copy shop printing, and a separate Projector optimized file.  Print-at-home and Large Format files have nested pattern pieces (no layers); Projector file has layers (ability to turn on and off individual projected sizes).

NOTE: This is a pattern, not a completed garment.

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  • 5
    Long sleeves rashguard

    Posted by Barb McKay on 2024 Jul 9th

    This is a great pattern and easy to follow instructions Sizing is true to fit Turned out so well Love it ! Thanks!

  • 5
    Fathom Five Rashguard

    Posted by Fran Vogtmann on 2024 Jul 3rd

    I loved this pattern. It looked so professional when completed. Instructions were clear and easy to follow.

  • 5
    Great pattern!

    Posted by Cara on 2024 Mar 20th

    I came here for this pattern after other patterns just continued not to fit right! This one was perfect from the start! Also, a superior projector files. Thank you so much! My only suggestion is to allow reviewers to upload their photos!

  • 5
    Rashgaurd

    Posted by Marietjie on 2022 Aug 21st

    Easy sew, with clear instructions and true fit.

Fathom Five was the first National Marine Park to be designated in Canada.  Located at the tip of the Bruce Peninsula, on Georgian Bay, Lake Huron, the park lies within the traditional territories of the Saugeen Ojibway First Nation, known as Anishinaabekiing.  

 

This protected area of underwater, shoreline, & island ecosystems includes several rare plant species and 22 historical shipwrecks.  In Canada, there are a total of 60 varieties of orchids, 43 of which can be found within the relatively small land base of Fathom Five Park.  The ships that lie on the bottom of the Bay include schooners, steamers, and tug boats, some of which are visible from the surface and others that can be visited only with scuba gear.  A quote from Shakespeare’s The Tempest inspired the naming of this Park.