In this article we will teach you how to build one basic drawing, on the basis of which you can design any style from the whole variety of styles women's trousers.
For example, we will use size 48. Using the same principle, you can take measurements of your figure and create an individual trouser pattern.
To construct the drawing we will need the following measurements:
W = 38 cm - Waist semi-circumference
POb = 52 cm - Semi-circle of hips
Dbrk = 56 cm - Pants length to the knee
Dbr = 100 cm - Side length of trousers
W = 24 cm - Width of trousers at the bottom (set according to style, usually in the range of 24-28 cm)
And control measures: knee circumference, ankle circumference and thigh circumference.
Don't forget about the loose fitting allowances:
Fri - increase along the waistline (with a tight fit - 0, medium fit -1, looser - 2)
PB - increase along the hips (0.5-1.5 tight, 1.5-3 - medium fit, 3-4 - loose)
For our trousers, we will take the following increment values:
Now let's start building a basic drawing of the basis of women's trousers.
Front half of trousers
Creating a pattern for women's trousers - step 1
Seat height and hip line
- In the upper left corner we place point T1.
- Let's calculate the seat height: T1Y1= 0.5x(Pob+Pb) +1 cm = 0.5 x (52+ 1)+1 = 27.5 cm.
- From point T1 down a vertical line we plot the height of the seat and place point H1.
- From points T1 and R1, left and right, draw horizontal lines
- To calculate where the hip line will be, divide the T1Y1 segment into 3 parts, denoting the lower division point with the letter B1. R1B1 = (T1R1) / 3 = 27.5 / 3 = 9.1 cm.
- Through point B1 we draw a horizontal line to the left and right.
Creating a pattern for women's trousers - step 2
The next step in creating a pattern is to calculate the width along the hip line. The calculation is made using the following formula:
B1B2 = 0.5 x (Pob+ Pb) - 1 = 0.5 x (52+ 1) - 1 = 26.5 - 1 = 25.5 cm.
We put the resulting value from point B1 to the right horizontally, and place point B2. We draw a vertical line through point B2, and denote the intersection points as T2 and R2. 
Constructing a pattern for women's trousers - step 3
From point Y2 to the right along the step line, we lay off a segment equal to 1:10 of the half-hip measurement (HH) with an increase for a loose fit along the hip line (Hb) and set point Y3.
R2Y3 = (Pob + Pb): 10 = (52 + 1): 10 = 5.3 cm
To determine where the fold line will be, divide the segment R1R3 in half and place the point R. That is, R1R = R1R3: 2 = 15.4.
Through point I we will draw a vertical line up and down, and the points of intersection with auxiliary horizontal lines we will designate as T and B.
Constructing a pattern for women's trousers - step 4
Now let's mark on our pattern knee line and trouser hem line.
We get the knee line by setting aside the measurement value Dbrk = 56 cm along the fold line from point T down, put point K here and draw a horizontal line through it to the left and right.
We get the bottom line by setting aside the measurement value Dbr = 100 cm along the fold line from point T down, put point H here and draw a horizontal line through it to the left and right.
Constructing a pattern for women's trousers - step 5
Determine and mark on the pattern width of trousers along the hemline and along the knee line.
The width of the bottom of the front half of the trousers is equal to the width of the bottom of the trousers in finished form minus 2 cm. Lay out segments equal to half the width of the front half along the bottom line on both sides of point H and place points H1 and H2.
НН1 = НН2 = (Шн - 2) : 2 = (24 - 2) : 2 = 11 cm.
The width of the trousers along the knee line is equal to the width of the trousers along the bottom line or 2-4 cm less (according to the style). We put half of this value on the knee line from point K in both directions, and put points K1 and K2.
In our case, we assume that KK1 = KK2 = HH1 = 11 cm.
Constructing a pattern for women's trousers - step 6
We draw a step cut line on our pattern.
To do this, we use the auxiliary point R21, which we place in the middle of the segment R2R3.
We connect points K2 and H2 with a straight line.
Constructing a pattern for women's trousers - step 7
We draw the line of the middle cut of the front half of women's trousers.
To do this, from point T2 to the left horizontally we lay off a segment T2T0 equal to 1 cm. The value T2T0 = 0 is also possible; it is used for figures with a convex belly, or when trousers are sewn from checkered or striped fabric (but not necessary).
We connect points T0 and B2 with a straight line. We connect points B2 and R3 with an auxiliary straight line, divide the segment in half and place point D.
We connect point D with a straight line to point H2.
We divide the segment DY2 in half, and denote the division point as D1. We draw the “bow” line through points T0, B2, D1, R3 with a smooth line.
The width at the waist line is 0.5 x (Pt + Pt) + two darts. The width of each dart is 2 cm. Take the minimum allowance along the waist line, i.e. 0.
Thus, T0T4 = 0.5x(38 + 0) + 2x2 = 23 cm.
There may be one or two darts at the waistline. In this pattern we use the option with two darts.
Place the first dart along the fold line, set aside 1 cm from point T to the left and right. The length of the dart is 8-10 cm. The sides of the dart are straight lines.
We will place the second dart in the middle of the segment from point T4 to the opening of the 1st dart. From the division point we lower a perpendicular 8-10 cm long - this is the center line of the dart, from it we put 1 cm to the left and right and draw up the sides of the dart, as in the case of the first one.
We draw a side cut line. We connect points H1 and K1 of the auxiliary line, divide it in half, and from the division point to the right along the perpendicular we set aside a deflection of 0.5-0.7 cm.
We build a side cut line through points T4, B1, R1, the deflection point, K1, H1.
Constructing a pattern for women's trousers - step 10
We draw the bottom line of the front half of the trousers with a straight line H1H2.
The pattern for the front half of women's trousers is ready.
Back half of trousers
We draw the bottom line of the back half of the trousers.
From points H1 and H2 to the left and right we set aside 2 cm and place points: on the left - H3 and on the right - H4. Thus, H1H3 = H2H4 = 2 cm.
From point H we lay down 0.5 cm vertically and place point H5. We connect points H3, H5, H4 with straight lines. The bottom line is decorated.
We draw up the knee line. From points K1 and K2 we set aside 2 cm to the left and right and place points K3 and K4. Thus, K1K3 = K2K4 = 2 cm.
We connect points K3 and K4 with straight lines to points H3 and H4.
We draw a step cutting line.
R2R5 = 0.2 x (Pob + Pb) + 1 = 0.2 x (52+ 1) + 1 = 11.6 cm.
From point Y2 to the right horizontally we put 11.6 cm and put point Y5.
Connect points R5 and K4 with a straight line.
We divide the segment Y5K4 in half, and at the point of division along the perpendicular to the left we set aside 0.5-0.7 cm - this will be an auxiliary deflection point.
From point R3 downwards draw a perpendicular 1 cm long and place point R31. R3 R31 = 1 cm.
From point Y2 through point Y31 draw a straight line to the right until it intersects with the auxiliary line. Let us denote the intersection point as R51.
We draw a smooth concave line through points R51, the deflection point and point K4, and a straight line through points K4, H4. We get a step cut line.
We draw a line for the middle cut. To do this, put the auxiliary point D2 in the middle of the segment D1R2, that is, D1D2 = D1R2: 2.
From point T to the right we set aside 1/3 of the length of the segment TT2 and put point T21, that is, TT21=TT2: 3.
From point T21 we draw a vertical line up, set aside 4.3 cm on it and place point T5.
T21T5 = 0.1 x (Pob + Pb) - 1 = 0.1 x (52 + 1) - 1 = 4.3 cm.
We connect points T5 and R2 with a straight line, and denote the point of intersection with the hip line as B3.
We connect points T5, B3 with a straight line, points D2, Ya31, Ya51 - with a slightly concave line.
Shape the hip line.
B3B4 = (Pob + Pb) - B1B2, where B1B2 = 25.5 cm (already calculated for constructing the front half of the trousers). That is, B3B4 = (52 + 1) - 25.5 = 27.5 cm.
From point B3 to the left horizontally we set aside 27.5 cm and place point B4.
Let's shape the waist line.
Т5Т7 = 0.5 x (POt + Pt) + 2 darts. We take the opening width of each dart to be 2 cm.
That is, T5T7 = 0.5 x (38 + 0) + 2 x 2 = 23 cm.
From point T5 to the left, make a notch on the waist line with a radius of 23 cm and place point T7. We connect points T7 and T5 with a straight line.
We make darts.
We divide the segment T5T7 into three equal parts, from the division points we lower perpendiculars 8-10 cm long - these will be the axial lines of the darts, from which we put 1 cm to the left and right. We draw up the sides of the darts with straight lines.
We draw a side cut line.
To make the side cut line smooth, divide the distance B4K3 into three equal parts.
From the dividing points along the perpendicular we will set aside 0.5 - 0.7 cm. At the upper dividing point to the left, and at the lower point to the right.
The pattern for the back half of women's trousers is ready.
We sew trendy tight sexy skinny and cargo pants!SKINNY (skinny) - tight trousers or jeans, ranging from “pencil legs” to jeggings (jeans + leggings) are still very relevant.
And it’s an illusion that skinny jeans are only suitable for skinny people!
Look at Kim Kardashian, Rihanna and Sofia Vergara looking very attractive in them. Skinnies in different interpretations, colors, textures and details can be found at 7 For All Mankind, Balmain, Burberry, Chanel, Dsquared, J Brand, Notify, Roberto Cavalli, Victoria Beckham Denim, True Religion, Black Orchid - and count on the fact that Fortunately, they won’t disappear any time soon.
Jeggings, unlike leggings, do not require covering our butt, which gives us freedom in choosing the top part of our wardrobe.
CARGO
According to fashion experts, 2010 was marked by Houlihan jeans from J Brand, which were sold out across America and Europe with incredible excitement! It was this model of jeans that Gwen Stefani, Renne Zellweger, Gwyneth Paltrow, Charlize Theron, Eva Longoria, Rihanna, Sarah Jessica Parker, Fergie, Cindy Crawford and many, believe me, many others were seen wearing. Good things do not disappear without a trace.
And in 2011, many designers picked up this trend, slightly expanding and evolving it in their collections:
7 For All Mankind, Balmain, Black Orchid, Current/Elliott, Dsquared, J Brand, Stella McCartney, True Religion, Work Custom. This season, to the already popular olive and gray colors Cargo jeans have been added in a new, no less delightful beige. 
All models are modeled on the same basic pattern - narrow, tight trousers.
The pattern was created using the Muller and Son method.
Size 44. Hip circumference 88-92cm. The remaining sizes are constructed in the same way.
Increases
From the photo you can see that the trousers are very form-fitting. This means you need to sew them only from elastic fabrics, otherwise you will not be able to sit down or lift your leg in them. We do not make any increases in fit, even negative ones. We take the measurements as they are.
We make the necessary calculations
Dsh - Step length. Lsh=Dsb-Vs=106-25=80cm
Vk - Knee height. Vk=Lsh/2 - Lsh/10 = 80/2 - 80/10 = 32cm
Shpb - the width of the front half. Shpb = OB/4 - 1 = 92/4 - 1= 22cm
Shzb - the width of the rear half. Shzb = OB/1 + 1 = 92/4 + 1 = 24cm.
Shzb/4 = 24/4 = 6cm.
Building a base pattern skinny trousers
From this base you can later model and sew any tight denim or leather trousers.
Grid drawing 1
1-3 Seat height. Sun=25cm
3-4 Knee height Vk=32cm
1-5 Length of trousers on the side (with heels) DSB=106cm
5-6 Ankle level. The difference between Dsb - Dsch = 106-96 = 10 cm. If desired, you can make trousers ankle-length or knee-length. In my case, I won’t do anything, I want ones like the ones in the photo, long ones.
3-7 Hip line. OB/20 + 3cm = 92/20 + 3 = 7.6cm
From points 2, 7, 3, 4, 5, draw perpendicular lines to the right.
7-8 Width of the front half of the trousers Shpb=22cm
8-9 Step width of the front half of the trousers OB/20 + 0.5 (for all sizes) = 92/20+0.5=5.1 cm
Draw a perpendicular through point 8, place points 8a and 10 at the intersections.
This is what we have, drawing 1:
Constructions for drawing 2
11 half of the segment 7-9
Through point 11, draw an arrow line up - we get points 13 and 14.
12-15 and 12-16 1/4 The width of the bottom of the trousers minus 0.5 cm. 21/4 - 0.5 = 4.8cm
15a-16a lower the perpendiculars down to the bottom line.
7-15a and 9-16a Draw the side and step lines. We get 17, 18, 19 at the intersection.
From 8 to the right, set aside 0.5 cm.
8a - 8b copy half of segment 8a-17. Connect points 8b and 17 with an auxiliary straight line.
Draw a smooth cut line for the bow, see drawing 2.
Extend the bow line and draw a straight line perpendicular to it. This straight line will intersect the waist line at a distance of 5 cm from the arrow line.
20-21 OT/4+1cm = 68/4+1=18cm
21-22 = 1-2 In our case, 1.5 cm. Cut the waist with a smooth line.
Make a side cut by connecting 22 and 7.
18-23 and 19-24 tapers depending on the desired shape of the trousers.
23-24 Should equal 2* (1/4 Width at the knee minus 0.5 cm). 2*(34/4-0.5)=16cm.
Back half. Constructions for drawing 3
We construct the rear half using the drawing of the front part.
11-25 arrow offset on the back half of the trousers - 2 cm.
25-26 Shb/4+0.5cm = 6+0.5=6.5cm
26-27 straight segment. From point 26, restore the perpendiculars up and down.
Drawing 4
Extend the waist and hip lines to the left and right.
28-29 Line of the hips of the back half of the trousers. The line is equal to Шзб-1cm=24-1=23cm. It is parallel to the segment 26-27 and perpendicular to 28-36, should cross the line of the hips of the front half.
25-30 = 25-29 = 17.3cm
Along the bottom line, put 1 cm to the right and left from the side lines, and also on the knee line. Draw a side line and a step line, getting points 31, 32, 33, 33a, 34, 34a.
From 32 through 29, draw a straight line until it intersects with the waist line - we get 35.
Connect 30 and 31.
13-36 = segment (13-35) + 3cm = 61.3cm. At the intersection with the line of the rear middle cut we get 36.
35-36 connect.
Drawing 5
37-38 OT/4 - 1cm +1.5cm (dart) = 68/4-1+1.5=17.5cm
Draw a perpendicular in the middle of segment 37-38 and place a back dart 1.5 cm long, 8-10 cm long, on its sides.
From 38, draw a short perpendicular upward.
Copy the side cut line of the front half, align it along the hip line of the back half and, turning, find the intersection with the perpendicular from point 38. Leave it like that - we got a line side seam back.
Shape the waistline.
31-39 Length of the back half crotch seam. 0.5 cm shorter than the length of the front crotch.
37-39 Draw a line for the middle cut of the back half of the trousers. 
Here is the pattern we need for modeling - the basis of fitted trousers
Modeling the pattern
Let's model navy suede trousers from Balmain.
Lower the waistline 2 cm down. Draw a belt line, width 4 cm.
On the pattern base we apply the position and size of the welt pockets “in the frame”. Width 15mm, length 12cm. Don't forget about pockets and piping for a 2cm wide pocket.
We draw lines of relief seams, randomly, approximately as on the original. My model is already sewn, so you can apply it like mine.
We draw a yoke line on the back, the width along the middle line is 6-7cm.
We make a dart on the back half. It is needed so that the tissue under the gluteal fold fits well to the body and does not sag. The tuck width is 1.5-2cm. But it can only be done if the fabric stretches a little (2-5% elasticity) and when creating the base pattern you did not make negative increases for elastic fabrics.
Draw a pocket, you also need to draw dart lines on it and welt pocket"in the frame."
In order to sew this model from leather or leatherette. the fabric will need "moment" shoe glue for leather (for some knots), threads for leather, 6 metal clasps, the material itself, a hook for trousers.
Leather should not be ironed using a damp iron. Just leave it with a very hot iron.
And now ideas from fashion designers!
In today’s article, we’ll look at a pattern for women’s jeans that fit your figure tightly and emphasize its slimness.
This pattern can also be used to create a variety of skinny trousers.
Before you start creating a jeans pattern, you need to take measurements of your figure. See how to do this correctly.
As an example, we will use the following dimensional characteristics female figure:
Construction of the front half of women's jeans
1. Draw a vertical line with its vertex at point T, from which the following values are plotted down:
Waist line level: TT 1 = 1-1.5 cm (the value depends on the shape of the hips).
Seat height: TY = BC measurement – 3 cm = 27 cm – 3 cm = 24 cm.
Length of trousers to the knee: YAK = 1/2 DN – 1/10 DN, where
DN = measure DsB – segment TY = 106 cm - 24 cm = 82 cm
YAK = 1/2 82 cm – 1/10 82 cm = 32.8 cm.
Jeans length: TN = DSB measurement = 106 cm.
The final length is determined by fitting; see how to do this. 
Position of the hip line: YB = 1/10 measurements SB + 3 cm = 1/10 50 cm + 3 cm = 8 cm.
Through points T 1, B, Z, K, H, draw horizontal lines to the right.
2. Width of the front half of the jeans at hip level: BB 1 = 1/2 SB measurement – 1 cm = 1/2 50 cm – 1 cm = 24 cm.
3. Draw a vertical through point B 1, at the intersection with the horizontals we get T 2, I 1.
4. Step width of the front half of the jeans: B 1 B 2 = 1/10 SB measurement + 0-0.5 cm = 1/10 50 cm + 0.5 cm = 5.5 cm.
For very narrow trousers, a smaller increase is selected.
5. The position of the front fold of the trousers is determined by dividing the segment BB 2 in half, we get B 3, through which to draw a vertical line from the waist to the bottom. At the intersection we get points K 1 and H 1.
6. Width of jeans at the bottom level: H 1 H 2 = H 1 H 3 = 1/2 measurement WN – 0.5-1 cm (displacement amount of side and step cuts) = 1/2 20 cm – 1 cm = 9 cm .
For skinny trousers, a smaller amount of offset in the side and step cuts is better for visual perception.
7. From points H 2, H 3, draw upwards:
- auxiliary side line to B;
- auxiliary step line to B 2.
We get points I 2, I 3.
8. To narrow the trousers in the knee area, set aside 1.5-2 cm inward from the auxiliary side and step lines, points K 2, K 3 are obtained.
9. To build midline the front part of the jeans from T 2 is set aside 1-1.5 cm to the left, depending on the value of the waist circumference or the shape of the trousers, we get T 3.
From B 1, move 0.5 cm to the right.
From I 1 up, set aside 1/2 of the segment I 1 I 3, we get point a, which is connected by a straight line to I 3.
Draw a middle line through T 3, 0.5, I 3.
10. To create a waist line from T 3, set aside 1/2 of the ST measurement + 1 cm to the left.
T 3 T 4 = 1/2 38 cm + 1 cm = 20 cm.
From T 4, set aside the top 1-1.5 cm (length of segment TT 1), we get T 5.
Decorate the top cut of the front half of women's jeans as shown in the figure.
11.Side cut draw by connecting points T 5, B, I 2 with a slightly convex curve, points I 2, K 2, H 2 with a smooth concave curve.
12. Checkout step cut through I 3, K 3, N 3 a smooth concave curve.
Constructing the back half of women's jeans
The back half of the jeans is built on the drawing of the front.
1. Extension at the level of the knee and bottom: K 2 K 4 = K 3 K 5 = 2 cm, H 2 H 4 = H 3 H 5 = 2 cm.
If in the drawing of the front half the displacement of the side and step sections was 0.5 cm (see point 6), then the expansion at the level of the knee and bottom will be equal to 1 cm.
Using the resulting points, draw side and step sections parallel to similar sections of the front of the jeans.
2. From B 3, set aside 1-2 cm to the right to determine the position of the back fold of the jeans, we get B 4.
This value also determines the slope of the back of the trousers:
- a larger value ensures a straighter position at the top of the back of the trousers (for flatter buttocks);
- a smaller value means a greater inclination of the upper section (for more convex buttocks).
3. From I 2, put 1-3 cm up (here 1.5 cm), we get a 1.
A larger value is reserved when constructing jeans for a figure with flat buttocks, a smaller value for figures with convex buttocks.
4. Width of the back half of the jeans (W): 1/2 SB measurement + 1 cm = 1/2 50 cm + 1 cm = 26 cm.
5. From B 4, set aside 1/4 W + 0.5-1 cm to the right.
B 4 B 5 = 1/4 26 cm + 1 cm = 7.5 cm.
6. Connect straight points a 1, B 5 and draw an auxiliary perpendicular up and down through B 5.
7. At a right angle to the auxiliary perpendicular, until it intersects with the hip line, set aside the value Шз minus 0.5-1 cm.
B 6 B 7 = 26 cm – 1 cm = 25 cm.
8. Measure segment B 7 B 4 and transfer the resulting value from B 4 to the right.
B 7 B 4 = B 4 B 8.
9. To build step cut connect B 8 to K 5 at the back of the trousers.
Measure the segment K 3 I 3 on the front of the trousers and set aside the found value minus the amount of stretching of the material equal to 0-0.5 cm from K 5 upwards, we get I 4.
K 5 I 4 = K 3 I 3 – 0-0.5 cm.
Form a step cut with a smooth concave line.
10. Connect straight line K 4 with B 7 and extend it upward until it intersects with the waist, we get T 6.
11. Measure the distance from T 6 to K 1 and transfer the resulting value plus 2-3 cm from K 1 up to the intersection with the center line of the back of the jeans, we get T 7.
K 1 T 7 = K 1 T 6 + 2-3 cm.
12. To build the waist, connect T 6 with T 7.
From T 7, put 0-0.5 cm to the left, we get T 8.
Length of the top cut of the back of the jeans: T 8 T 9 = 1/2 ST measurement – 1 cm + 1-1.5 cm (dart solution) = 1/2 38 cm – 1 cm + 1.5 cm = 19.5 cm .
13. In the middle of the segment T 8 T 9, draw a dart 6-8 cm long with a gap of 1-1.5 cm (in our example, 1.5 cm).
14. From T 9, draw a small perpendicular upward and transfer the length and shape of the side cut of the front half, while the side cut of the back half will be above the waist line.
15. Checkout midline through T 8, B 6, I 4.
16. Checkout side cut through T 10, B 7 a smooth convex curve, B 7, K 4 - a smooth concave curve.
Drawing control
It is important to compare the size on the drawing of the trousers in the hip circumference area with the size indicator Lunch + 3-4 cm.
Modeling
1. Draw the contours of the pockets in accordance with the drawing.
2. Draw a yoke on the back half and a patch pocket parallel to the yoke line.
3. Cut off the yoke, align the sides of the dart on it and align the upper and lower cut.
4. Transfer the rest of the dart on the bottom of the back half of the jeans to the side cut.
5. Combine the trouser parts and check the alignment of the lines. The warp thread runs along the front and back folds of the jeans.
Pants models, like almost any women's clothing, there are a great many. This, of course, is not at all surprising! After all, the goal of every woman who is just starting to sew is to look beautiful and, preferably, unique!
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But with all the variety of models, most of them can be built by changing, reshaping and adding
1:1179It is on the basis of this pattern that many models of women's trousers are built: narrow and wide, with cuffs and folds, flared trousers and, conversely, banana trousers. But before modeling all these models, it is necessary to build the main pattern.
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Today I bring to your attention 4 patterns of very cute and popular trouser models!
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1:236An echo of the fashion of the eighties of the last century, which returned to us in the first decade of the twenty-first century. Wide and loose at the top, they gradually taper towards the bottom, ending at ankle level.
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They look very impressive, especially if they are made of fabric in bright colors, for example, bright blue or bright yellow. You should always remember that the combination of colors in clothes, and especially in retro clothes, is especially important!
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And if so, then quickly run for the fabric and sew, sew, sew!
3:632 3:642Banana trousers, like many, many others, are sewn on the basis
3:810And since the main pattern has already been created, let’s move on to the description of how it needs to be altered in order to get a pattern for banana trousers.
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So, in the case of banana trousers, along the hem line, from the pressing line, we will set aside 9-11 cm to the left and right in the front halves, and 11-13 cm in the back halves.
We connect the marked points along the ruler to the line of the hips. To enhance the effect, you can also add 5-7 cm in front along the step line.
When cutting, banana trouser patterns are cut from the waist line to the bottom line, and spread along the waist line by 2-3 cm to create gathers.
A wide (6-8 cm) stitched belt would be very appropriate for such banana trousers.
Yes, once you sew banana pants, don’t stop there! After all, there are still a lot of trouser patterns!
5:1080 5:1090For example, here are three more new patterns for women's trousers! And what kind!
5:1200 5:12102. Pattern of tight women's trousers
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This pattern of tight women's trousers in denim style is made from
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Let's note the differences:
- Firstly, Since these trousers are designed to be narrow, for ease of wearing they should be relatively short - to the ankle or slightly higher.
- Secondly, This trouser model does not have darts on the front half of the pattern. Because of this, the bow line is offset more than the base of the trousers.
- Third, The upper part of the rear half is shifted further away from the center line to provide greater freedom of movement.
For other differences, see the pattern below for women's skinny trousers.
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3. Pattern of trousers in the style of Marlene Dietrich.
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Like the patterns of all the above women's trousers, the pattern of trousers in the style of Marlene Dietrich is no exception and is built from
10:254Again, let's look at the differences between the pattern of this model and the base one.
These trousers are much wider than the basic ones, due to an increase of 2-3 cm to the width of the front half, the seat height and step width are increased for convenience. The bottom of the trousers has chic cuffs, 3 to 6 cm wide.
Below is a pattern for trousers in the style of Marlene Dietrich.
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4. Women's bloomers
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Bloomers, in Iranian - sharavara, in Persian - shalwar, pants that are incredibly wide at the top and smoothly tapering at the bottom.
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Bloomers are an ancient invention. And like many ancient things, they are very easy to make.
16:936After all, in order to sew bloomers you don’t even need a pattern!
16:1047There are many varieties of bloomer pants, each of which requires its own “harem pants pattern.”
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We will consider, undoubtedly, one of the oldest methods of sewing harem pants.
17:174To do this, we will need two rectangular pieces of fabric 75-110 cm wide and 110 cm high. Dimensions are approximate - change depending on the desired width.
17:453Fold these two pieces together in half along the vertical line of their centers.
17:588Set aside 15-20 cm along the fold line at the top, and 10 cm from the fold line to the side. Let’s connect these points with a smooth curve (as shown in the pattern for sewing the bloomers in the figure).
17:867We make a cutout along the drawn curve. We sew the edges of the cutout together. Then we bend and stitch together the opposite ends of the original rectangles - we get two pipes connected along the cutout line.
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All that remains is to arrange the drawstrings/elastic bands along the waistband and the lower sections of the legs.
18:148That's all, very authentic bloomers are sewn without any patterns!
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So, all four patterns are presented for your viewing! Choose the model you like and start sewing! Good luck sewing beautiful, stylish, comfortable and fashionable trousers that fit you perfectly!
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