Beautifully produced video. These pants are drafted for a traditional hour glass body with a 10" waist to hip ratio. I sooooo wish that a few of these tailored pants pattern designers would draft for we the rectangles in the world. We are out there!!
Thanks for your kind note! And I hear you on your search-it can be a quest to find a pattern designer that just nails it with what you need. Is there a particular pants pattern that is your current favorite?
@@cleow Anything with elastic waist! Not everyone has wide hips and a bootie. 😆I've made sooooo many pants and overalls. Your overall patttern is adorable. A few of my favorites: Robbie Pant by Tessuti and Barry by Style Arc. Just made the Free Range from Sew House 7. They came out decent. I have a 3" difference between my waist and hips. Small-ish frame. Just rectangle in shape. I would have to make multiple muslins and still probably be frustrated. Today I'm wearing Yanta Overalls with a long sleeve T under. Great video content. I appreciate you!
@@k3of5ks I appreciate you, too!! And oh boy, getting into garment sewing has taught me to embrace the hips and booty 💜so I am rooting for everyone to find their best fit! I have bookmarked these patterns you mentioned--I have the Free Range Slacks but have not made them yet. Might give them a try this Spring. The Pomona Pants by Anna Allen are another elastic waist you might check out. So easy to sew up. I had to stop myself at three! 😁
@@kateb6893 Hi Kate. I've been thinking about your exact comment. Think I'll start trying them on in thrift stores to see if they work. I'm afraid the waist won't be high enough. Won't know until I try, right? Thanks for the suggestion.
Love these! A tip for folks marking the pattern and find it difficult: try thread marking in a contrasting color! It's improved my accuracy so much since I fiest tried it
I love your trousers but the thing that engages me totally is your calm approach and smooth use of your tools. Your choice of music completes this most enjoyable video. Many thanks!🌷
You have a wonderful technique and clear video presentation. I hope to see more of your tutorials. I would like to do the same way you are doing, very neat, well executed and beautiful result. Keep up the good work. You inspire me to try the make nine challenge this year. Please share what you are planning to make so I can follow all your tutorials and buy patterns and fabrics ahead of time ❤
Thank you so much! And thanks also for letting me know what would be helpful for you. I will make an effort to post in the Community tab the project and fabric choices before I upload a video. 😊 I am between projects right now so am not sure exactly what is next, but stay tuned!
This video is a work of art, if I wasn't already in love with sewing it would have suffice to do the job omg! your work is so neat and beautiful to watch, and I love the music too and the way you edited the whole thing!! Can't believe I just found out your channel. I've had the pattern in my stash for a while but no energy for the fitting process, but it makes me look forward to one day making it.
Yes to marking all of your transfer marks and pleats!!! Sometimes the chalk marker rubs off and I have to redo them… Also, Great idea to chalk the baste line for the button fly and topstitching lines! I’m using that tip for certain! What is your pressing fabric made of? The music, camera angles and final product are stunning. I love your videos so much!
So glad to hear this, about the tips and the video styles. ☺️ Still trying to find the right style so this is helpful to hear! My chalk marks tend to rub off too as the project goes but I can usually still see a hint of it so I can touch them up. (And I have tried tailors tacks-with the thread-but I tend to pull those out…😄) The pressing fabric is nothing fancy! The one on the bottom was a leftover piece of linen that I serged and the top, lighter one is made from a big scrap of cotton muslin/calico: www.moodfabrics.com/5-yards-of-unbleached-44-cotton-muslin-305201
Thank you so much for this sew along I have had this pattern for years but have seen mixed reviews on it and put off making them till now. How did you find the sizing on them and di you make any alterations to the pattern. This is a great video and look forward to making them. Thank you once again. Cheers Tricia.
Of course, my pleasure and I am glad it is helpful! For sizing, for me, there are two parts I plan for: choosing grading between hip then waist measurements, and also knowing how the fabric will wear over time. I made these in a pattern waist size 10 and graded out to 12 at the hip. The initial fit is snug, but I knew my denim would grow and ease out from wearing.
@@cleow Thank you so much for you quick response. I have just purchased a pants pattern I thought you may be interested in it is the TERRA PANT 302 by Pattern Fantastique great looking Pants thought you may want to have a look. Thanks again Tricia.
Oh yes, great question! It is a seam jumper. That one in particular came with my machine. Very useful when a seam or fabric is thicker and the presser foot needs a lift over a bulky seam (otherwise the machine just stitches in place/breaks a needle/uneven stitches). They are also called hump jumpers or jean-a-ma-jigs! 😄
Beautifully produced video. These pants are drafted for a traditional hour glass body with a 10" waist to hip ratio. I sooooo wish that a few of these tailored pants pattern designers would draft for we the rectangles in the world. We are out there!!
Thanks for your kind note! And I hear you on your search-it can be a quest to find a pattern designer that just nails it with what you need. Is there a particular pants pattern that is your current favorite?
@@cleow Anything with elastic waist! Not everyone has wide hips and a bootie. 😆I've made sooooo many pants and overalls. Your overall patttern is adorable. A few of my favorites: Robbie Pant by Tessuti and Barry by Style Arc. Just made the Free Range from Sew House 7. They came out decent. I have a 3" difference between my waist and hips. Small-ish frame. Just rectangle in shape. I would have to make multiple muslins and still probably be frustrated. Today I'm wearing Yanta Overalls with a long sleeve T under. Great video content. I appreciate you!
@@k3of5ks I appreciate you, too!! And oh boy, getting into garment sewing has taught me to embrace the hips and booty 💜so I am rooting for everyone to find their best fit! I have bookmarked these patterns you mentioned--I have the Free Range Slacks but have not made them yet. Might give them a try this Spring. The Pomona Pants by Anna Allen are another elastic waist you might check out. So easy to sew up. I had to stop myself at three! 😁
Use a men's jeans pattern! :)
@@kateb6893 Hi Kate. I've been thinking about your exact comment. Think I'll start trying them on in thrift stores to see if they work. I'm afraid the waist won't be high enough. Won't know until I try, right? Thanks for the suggestion.
If I could give you 10 thumbs up, I would! Thank you for sharing the process, as I intend to sew this pattern this year! 🌞
Thank you so much and I hope it will be helpful when you make yours!
Many thanks. English is not my mother tongue. It has been hard for me to follow pattern but your video made it clear. Thank you again.
You're welcome 😊 and I am so glad it was helpful!
Thank you for this! And for considering your viewers’ requests. Beautiful work as always. ☺️
Thank *you* and my pleasure! 😊
Love these! A tip for folks marking the pattern and find it difficult: try thread marking in a contrasting color! It's improved my accuracy so much since I fiest tried it
I love your trousers but the thing that engages me totally is your calm approach and smooth use of your tools. Your choice of music completes this most enjoyable video. Many thanks!🌷
Oh, thank you! I am so glad you enjoyed the video!
You have a wonderful technique and clear video presentation. I hope to see more of your tutorials. I would like to do the same way you are doing, very neat, well executed and beautiful result. Keep up the good work. You inspire me to try the make nine challenge this year. Please share what you are planning to make so I can follow all your tutorials and buy patterns and fabrics ahead of time ❤
Thank you so much! And thanks also for letting me know what would be helpful for you. I will make an effort to post in the Community tab the project and fabric choices before I upload a video. 😊 I am between projects right now so am not sure exactly what is next, but stay tuned!
Amazing 🎉 thanks for the tutorial ✨
Of course, my pleasure! ☀
I love these trousers, it's a label of love. It looks so easy to watch you making them, but it is am sure lots of work. Love it.
Thank you so much and I am glad you like them!
This video is a work of art, if I wasn't already in love with sewing it would have suffice to do the job omg! your work is so neat and beautiful to watch, and I love the music too and the way you edited the whole thing!! Can't believe I just found out your channel. I've had the pattern in my stash for a while but no energy for the fitting process, but it makes me look forward to one day making it.
Thank you so much!
I throughly enjoyed watching this episode.
So happy to hear this, thank you! ✨💜
They turned out fantastic I’m going to had to make myself a pair this year
Thank you, and yes, definitely one to add to your list! 👏
wow! beautiful work 👏🏼✨ I’m so inspired! Thank you 🙏🏼😌
So glad!
Yes to marking all of your transfer marks and pleats!!! Sometimes the chalk marker rubs off and I have to redo them… Also, Great idea to chalk the baste line for the button fly and topstitching lines! I’m using that tip for certain!
What is your pressing fabric made of?
The music, camera angles and final product are stunning. I love your videos so much!
So glad to hear this, about the tips and the video styles. ☺️ Still trying to find the right style so this is helpful to hear! My chalk marks tend to rub off too as the project goes but I can usually still see a hint of it so I can touch them up. (And I have tried tailors tacks-with the thread-but I tend to pull those out…😄) The pressing fabric is nothing fancy! The one on the bottom was a leftover piece of linen that I serged and the top, lighter one is made from a big scrap of cotton muslin/calico: www.moodfabrics.com/5-yards-of-unbleached-44-cotton-muslin-305201
amazing work! thank you so much
You are so welcome and thank you!
MERCI POUR LE MONTAGE DE LA BRAGUETTE.
de rien 💜✨
Очень хорошо!
😊
Thank you so much for this sew along I have had this pattern for years but have seen mixed reviews on it and put off making them till now. How did you find the sizing on them and di you make any alterations to the pattern. This is a great video and look forward to making them. Thank you once again. Cheers Tricia.
Of course, my pleasure and I am glad it is helpful! For sizing, for me, there are two parts I plan for: choosing grading between hip then waist measurements, and also knowing how the fabric will wear over time. I made these in a pattern waist size 10 and graded out to 12 at the hip. The initial fit is snug, but I knew my denim would grow and ease out from wearing.
@@cleow Thank you so much for you quick response. I have just purchased a pants pattern I thought you may be interested in it is the TERRA PANT 302 by Pattern Fantastique great looking Pants thought you may want to have a look. Thanks again Tricia.
@@Pke6853 Love these, thank you for sharing this with me! These are stunning and striking! Pattern Fantastique has such great details. ✨
Hi, what's the little white strip you use when you start a seam/fly front???? thanks..great video.
Oh yes, great question! It is a seam jumper. That one in particular came with my machine. Very useful when a seam or fabric is thicker and the presser foot needs a lift over a bulky seam (otherwise the machine just stitches in place/breaks a needle/uneven stitches). They are also called hump jumpers or jean-a-ma-jigs! 😄
@@cleow OMG, I love it, thanks so much. I've been sewing my whole life but I'm learning new things from you all the time 🤣
@@trudiroach Happy to help and share the knowledge! 😆