We are going to be learning how to sew an unlined patch pocket or “applied pocket” as they are professionally known. This is the third tutorial in our pockets series. As I have mentioned before, pockets are classified into three categories: inseam, slashed, and applied pockets and of cour...
Today, we're going to delve into a topic that is often overlooked but plays a crucial role in our everyday fashion – pockets. These functional and stylish elements have a rich history and come in a variety of types, each with its unique charm and purpose. So, let's embark on this j...
Next, we will baste the raw edges of the pockets to the pants along the tops and sides. Top and side basting is complete. Step Four: Main Construction With the right sides together, sew the front and back pants along the inseam. Inseam sewn. Topstitch the seam allowance to the front ...
only the inseam is curved. This prescribes a different approach to making the pattern. For selvedge denim, the outseam must be cut straight on the grain, which means the designer needs to create the leg shape and fit from the inseam. And, especially for stretch denim...
Short shorts: two to three inches inseam. Mid-range: three to five inches inseam Bermudas: 11 to 13 inches of inseam.However, stretchy jeans are not advisable for making shorts because they have plastic or rubber interwoven into the fabric. When cut, these materials may dangle from the ...
Sew the legs together to make the front of the apron. Put the jeans on backwards so that the pockets are in front. Fasten the waistband behind you to get it to stay on. 6 Try acid-washing your jeans. Acid-washed denim is perfect for an 80s throwback look. These jeans have large pat...
Now you can cut your fabric and sew the shorts together; instructions for this can be found in any basic pant or shorts pattern (including myParsley Pantspattern). Plus, I'll be back again soon with another post on basic shorts/pants construction and how to sew strong seams that will las...
In fact more importantly, most extreme alterations involve compromising the suit in some way. Either the pockets will be out of position, or the line of the front edge won't be right. They'll take a lot of work, and produce a substandard garment. ...
Before pinning the pockets to the shorts fabric, double top stitch the top hem of the pocket. This edge will be the pocket opening. Pin the pocket pieces onto the correct portions of the shorts pattern as marked on the patter itself. Use a double top stitch to sew the sides and bottom...
Make sure the pockets are larger and closer together to highlight this area. 3 Pick a dark wash for a dressier option. Dark wash bootcut jeans look great with a dressy top or a blouse for a night out. They can also be worn as part of a business casual outfit with a blazer, if ...