1) I sewed spacious wide trousers from 2 parts without internal seams. The pattern will fit any size, you just need to measure your hip circumference
There are models that are suitable for any size, you just need to take into account some nuances. Sewing is the simplest, without any darts or complex constructions. For cutting you will need one measurement - hip circumference.
- First, we mark a vertical line of 120 cm, this is the length of the trousers, but in fact the value is larger than necessary, I will explain below why.
- Mark a horizontal line equal to OB+30 cm:2. To make the trousers looser, you can add more, not 30, but 40 cm. Divide this line in half and draw a vertical line through the middle that will separate the front and back parts.
- We measure 34 cm down, 6 cm to the right and left, and round off the landing. On the front and back parts, lower the top by 2 cm and draw horizontal lines. Further according to the diagram. As a result, the front of the trousers is lower than the back.
- We connect the cut out parts and sew along the side seams.
- Then we connect both parts together.
- At this stage, after trying on, you can deepen the fit, where it is 34 cm, if the trousers are short along the waistline.
It’s better to do this right away and lower the fit not by 34 cm, but by 5 cm more - 39 cm. This takes into account the hem for the elastic. Since the trousers turned out to be low-rise, a bit low.
- Along the waist line, we wrap the fabric to the width of the elastic band and stitch it.
- We measure the elastic band according to ourselves and insert it into the trousers instead of the belt. To prevent the elastic from twisting during wear, we attach it to the fabric.
- We hem the trouser legs according to our height.
These pants are a great addition to your summer wardrobe and can be made without any effort or sewing skills.
2) I sewed wide palazzo pants without any measurements. The pattern is simple, easy to increase or decrease to any size.
Today I am wearing wide-leg palazzo pants with a leg width of 37 cm at the bottom.
To work you will need one length of fabric. But this is the case if your hips are no more than 108 cm. If this value is larger, you need to take two lengths. My height is 110 cm.
The pattern is the simplest, without any complex calculations, but despite this, the finished trousers turned out to be convenient and comfortable.
- For convenience, the fabric was cut into 2 parts lengthwise, then joined with the right sides facing inward and folded again.
- When cutting, you need to take into account the fold line, this is written on the diagram, it turns out that the seams go only from the outside of the legs.
The fold for the elastic at the waist line has already been taken into account.
- First, I cut the fabric according to the first pattern, then unfolded it and formed the front according to the second pattern. I stitched and overcast the middle part.
- I unfolded the trousers and sewed the side seams, along the hip line the width is 54 cm (1/2 hip circumference).
- I folded the fabric at the waist to the width of the elastic (measure according to yourself) and stitched, leaving an unstitched space for the entrance.
- To prevent the elastic from twisting during wear, I made fixing lines at the top. I also added a line in the middle.
- I hemmed the trouser legs.
If desired, the pattern can be increased or decreased, it’s all about the side seams.
3) I sewed loose trousers without a zipper, but with pockets. For them, you need to measure the length and girth of the hips (easy as pie, but perfect for the summer).
- Trousers with pockets. For them you need to prepare 4 pieces of burlap 25x25 cm.
- Then attach them to the front of the trousers, where the pockets should be and cut along the contour.
- Set aside two parts, and cut two parts to suit your pocket.
- Place these parts on the right side of the front part of the trousers and stitch. Then turn it inside out and topstitch, leaving 0.5 cm from the edge.
- Place the second part of the pocket under the first stitched part. Round the corner and stitch along the edge. The pockets are ready.
- Now you need to fold the front of the trousers over the back and sew the side seams, then overcast them. Press the seams onto the back half.
- Next, I connected both pant legs together and stitched.
- I prepared a strip of fabric 8 cm wide for the belt. I measured the length using the trousers.
- I stitched the strip into a circle, leaving an unstitched space for the elastic to enter. She folded the belt and ironed it.
- I attached the belt to the trousers, and sewed the seam.
- I measured the length of the elastic band according to myself and put it into the belt.
- I stitched the elastic on the sides so that it wouldn’t twist while wearing.
- I hemmed the trouser legs.
If you don't want to bother with pockets, you can do without them.
13 сен 2024
