Remember the fabric for the loungepants that I showed a while back?
The fabric was very cheap (3 euro or 4,90 $/meter) so excellent to experiment a bit. I used a Simplicity pattern (3539) as a base. I haven't learned how to do zippers yet so I'm still afraid of them. I also didn't make the darts as shown in the pattern because I was using an elastic band around the waist. It worked out fine and they are comfy and fun to wear.
I didn't iron 'em for the picture - sorry! :)
I like knit/jersey fabric as it gives me the freedom to make zipperless pieces which is quite important when you're zipperanxious! :)
I think it goes really well with brown stockings and a brown shirt.
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sandra · 758 weeks ago
don't forget to buy a bigger closet as you are getting a nice addiction.
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Belinda · 758 weeks ago
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Jennifer Rose · 758 weeks ago
your skirt if perfect for fall :)
florcita13 44p · 758 weeks ago
Can I get sewing lessons with you? :)
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Love Julia x x x
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Beth · 758 weeks ago
There's a tip I got at a bernina sewing class. hand baste (or machine baste) the seam that will have the zipper opening. Put the zipper in place on the inside, all zipped up. Best if you use a zipper a bit too long so the tab part will be out of the way of your stitching. You can use tape to hold it in place if you want. easier than pins. Sew around the zipper in a long, narrow U shape. Take out the basteing stitches. pull the zipper down. cut off the excess at the top and encase in the wasteband or seam binding, or make little bartacks so the zipper doesn't get pulled off.