Pull-on Pants and Shorts
- The pattern includes instructions for a visible or hidden waist and pocket facings.
- These make great pajama pants!
- Not bulky at the waist, practical pockets and the visible facing option allows for fun color blocking. A favorite at our house!
- Starts at size "12M" for tiny toddlers!
If you like more room at the hips, we recommend that you go one size up or use a fabric that has a little stretch across the grain.
Print at home (A4 / US Letter): 25 pages
Vraiment des beaux patrons et le fichier et les explications sont très bien faîtes
We love this pattern for PJs, instead of ridiculous hammer pants, we end up with a nice tailored look. These are so easy to make, my two girls and my niece made them in an afternoon. My girls mutliple times since, I think they were 8, 9 and 13 when they made them the first time.
I have made dozens of pairs of shorts from this pattern over the years and just bought fabric to make more! The pieces fit so perfectly together - it is incredibly satisfying to sew. My daughters love the roomy pockets. One thing I have noticed is that, with my girls, choosing the size based on their hip / waist measurements yields a garment that fits but has less ease than they like. Because of this I size up 1-2 sizes. Purely preference!
I think it rather strange that not all free edges should be get a zigzag stitch to prevent fraying? The instructions are scant, not beginner friendly. What is a top stitch here, should it be with twin needles to prevent fraying? A hem without zig zag? I made a short first, so I know a have to change some things before sewing long trousers. But I still have questions as you can see..
Could you please have the finished size of your garments.
Thank you.