Professional made-to-measure digital sewing patterns — PDF · PLT · DXF AAMA
Full-length wide women's trousers in a light drapey fabric, with leg panels that fold over toward the front and form open, curved edges down the front of each leg. The front waistband has a centre inset laced with a decorative cord through six fabric loops; the back waistband has elastic in casings. Drafted to your own measurements. Recommended fabric: thin, soft fabrics with good drape, of natural or blended fibres.
Full-length wide women's trousers in a light drapey fabric, with leg panels that fold over toward the front and form open, curved edges down the front of each leg. The front waistband has a centre inset laced with a decorative cord through six fabric loops; the back waistband has elastic in casings.
Silhouette: Wide, fluid legs that move apart at the front when walking.
Length: Full length, with a curved lower edge.
Legs: No side seams: front and back halves are joined at the inseams and centre seams, laid wrong sides together and folded toward the front, so the open outer edges overlap at the front.
Front: Flat front waistband with a faced inset at the centre; six rouleau loops made from a 2.5 cm bias strip are laced with a decorative cord.
Back: Back waistband folded in half with topstitched casings for 1 cm elastic, gathering the back.
Waist: Interfaced front waistbands and inset, joined to the back waistband at the sides.
Finishing: Open leg edges turned and topstitched, or finished with a narrow rolled hem, a narrow double-turned hem, decorative braid or lace.
Intermediate. Unusual leg assembly, rouleau loops, an elastic casing waistband joined to a faced front band.
Thin, soft fabrics with good drape, of natural or blended fibres.
From Main Fabric:
From Fusible Interfacing:
All interfacing pieces are cut using the corresponding main pattern pieces:
Before cutting your fabric:
Apply fusible interfacing to the Back Waistband, Front Waistbands, and Front Insert pieces.
Stitch the inseams of the Front Halves to the corresponding Back Halves.
Press the seam allowances toward the Back Half, then overlock the raw edges.
Overlock the outer edges of the pant legs, turn the edges to the wrong side, and topstitch.
Alternatively, the edges may be finished with a narrow rolled hem, decorative braid, or lace.
Stitch the center seams of the Front Halves and Back Halves.
Press the seam allowances toward the left side and overlock the raw edges.
Place the Front Half and Back Half with the right sides facing outward, aligning the upper edges and the side seam markings.
Fold the pant legs toward the front.
Cut a bias strip 2.5 cm wide from the main fabric for the fabric loops.
Fold the strip lengthwise along the center, right sides together, and stitch 3 mm from the fold.
Trim the seam allowances close to the stitching, then turn the tube right side out and shape it into a narrow cord.
Cut the cord into six loops.
Place the Front Insert pieces right sides together and stitch along the upper edge.
Clip the seam allowances, turn the piece right side out, shape the edge, and press.
On the right side of the outer Front Insert, position and secure the fabric loops.
Open the Front Insert, then stitch the Front Waistbands to it.
Press the seam allowances toward the Front Waistbands.
Fold the Back Waistband lengthwise along the center with the right side facing outward and press.
Mark and topstitch the casing lines for the elastic.
Insert the elastic tape into the Back Waistband and secure it at the side edges.
Fold the Front Waistbands lengthwise along the center right sides together.
Insert the Back Waistband between them and stitch the side edges.
Turn the waistband right side out, shape the edges, and press.
Attach the Waistband to the upper edge of the pants and overlock the seam allowances.
Thread the decorative cord through the fabric loops.

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