Absolutely - just finished my toile and love these trousers although I have a lot of excess material at the back so will adjust. I have some beautiful local lighter weight Harris Tweed and would need to at least half line them but that is next on the list! A really helpful video and wish I had seen it when I spent two evenings trying to work out the pockets!
@@highlandsewandsew1045 Aw well better late than never! That tweed sounds lovely! I’ve seen lots of good adjustment advice on Instagram if you haven’t found specific help yet! Can’t wait to see the tweed!!!
When I see a cat lying on your fabric, I subscribe. I love that she sits in your lap. And you're right, it is a sin to wake a sleeping cat! As for the actual subject of the video - I love these pants! They look both comfy and fashionable.
These are so cute!! Added to my sewing list. I've never done darts so that'll be new. I'm frantically sewing to complete all my Christmas gifts. My dog ate the cord to my foot so I'm a week behind while I was waiting for my brother to fix the wires.
I love the look of these 😍 I have been wanting to sew a pair of comfy elasticated trousers that I actually will look acceptable in outside my home (that being said I live in Alberta so I assume sweat pants all day every day is acceptable 😏), and these might be it!
Amazing, I think I'll make them as well in the future. Would you mind holding the in-between-stages into the camera, to give an impression on how it should look?
These trousers look so cosy and comfy! Also, I am just soooo curious about the snack box behind your sewing machine hehehe. What is it? I think I spy the word “coconut”? 😂
What kind of material did you use for this pair? Just made a linen pair with super lightweight linen, but I want a sort of mid weight fabric and this looks more like that.
What type of elastic did you use? I always have the problem, that the elastic stretches out pretty fast in pants (after one month of often wear). I thought a sturdier elastic band would be better but I don't know what to search for.
I’m thinking a lined wool pair is in my future, what about you?
A wool pair would be awesome!
Absolutely - just finished my toile and love these trousers although I have a lot of excess material at the back so will adjust. I have some beautiful local lighter weight Harris Tweed and would need to at least half line them but that is next on the list! A really helpful video and wish I had seen it when I spent two evenings trying to work out the pockets!
@@highlandsewandsew1045 Aw well better late than never! That tweed sounds lovely! I’ve seen lots of good adjustment advice on Instagram if you haven’t found specific help yet! Can’t wait to see the tweed!!!
I’m thinking about it. We need warmth in NoVa…
I plan on making a pair with light linen or cotton for the summer months.
When I see a cat lying on your fabric, I subscribe. I love that she sits in your lap. And you're right, it is a sin to wake a sleeping cat!
As for the actual subject of the video - I love these pants! They look both comfy and fashionable.
hehehe she's the cutest *i cry* thank you so much!!
These are so cute!! Added to my sewing list. I've never done darts so that'll be new. I'm frantically sewing to complete all my Christmas gifts. My dog ate the cord to my foot so I'm a week behind while I was waiting for my brother to fix the wires.
Oh gosh hahaha good luck with all of your holiday sewing!! My dog ate my homework!!!
they look soooo amazing and comfy, think i'll make one for me as a christmas present lol
hahah yesss, amazing plan.
So soothing to watch you make these!! Love the video
thank you!! :)
I love the look of these 😍 I have been wanting to sew a pair of comfy elasticated trousers that I actually will look acceptable in outside my home (that being said I live in Alberta so I assume sweat pants all day every day is acceptable 😏), and these might be it!
Haha these definitely pass the test in that regard! So comfy and cute, though something a bit warmer would suit Alberta! 😂
@@stephtime totally! Right now I think a nice flannel or lightweight wool would work best 😉
I really enjoy your trouser making videos. It is tempting me to try making my own pair.
you're my new favorite sewing youtuber!! i love the vibe of your videos and i look forward to seeing more :)
*crying* thank you!! Plenty more to come!
Just discovered your channel and I can’t believe how underrated you are! Love the content, subscribed! Looking forward to more vids😍😍
i love the pants!! your cat is also so pretty omg
They look SOOO comfy! I have to try sewing a pair.
they are!!! good luck :)
Amazing, I think I'll make them as well in the future. Would you mind holding the in-between-stages into the camera, to give an impression on how it should look?
That’s a great idea, will definitely do this for my future videos!
How did you know I just bought a similar fabric and I wanted some dark academia inspired pants??
Hehehe 🕴
It was the butt slap that got me invested
These trousers look so cosy and comfy! Also, I am just soooo curious about the snack box behind your sewing machine hehehe. What is it? I think I spy the word “coconut”? 😂
Hehe thank you!! They’re crispy crunchy chocolate chip cookies from Trader Joe’s!!
@@stephtime ooooo i knew the boxed looked familiar!!!
What kind of material did you use for this pair? Just made a linen pair with super lightweight linen, but I want a sort of mid weight fabric and this looks more like that.
Flannel! They’re so cozy
What type of elastic did you use? I always have the problem, that the elastic stretches out pretty fast in pants (after one month of often wear). I thought a sturdier elastic band would be better but I don't know what to search for.
I used normal braided elastic! It has worked well for me thus far! Though I’ll put some more wear into it and loop back!
I think I need to start every video with a butt slap! LOL :D
Hahahahaha it’s a great way to start 😂
Cats😆
Don't speak English very well.. So what kind of fabrics did you use? (you had maybe say in the video but I don't understand all 😁)
Hey there!! I used a light weight cotton flannel, but wool/linen would work great as well!