VIDEO CHAPTERS: 0:00 Intro 0:12 Front Straight Pockets 17:53 Faux Fly 25:37 Back Pocket 35:38 Back Rise Seam 41:00 Inseam 50:20 Side-Seams 59:27 Waistband (part 1) 1:03:24 Waist Belt 1:13:25 Waistband Buttonholes 1:20:54 Elastic Waistband 1:24:41 Waistband (part 2) 1:36:22 Leg Hem 1:44:27 Final Result GET THIS PATTERN (Instant Download): pdfpatternsboutique.com/b/CqTtw (for Men - 7 Sizes: XS-S-M-L-XL-XXL-XXXL)
Amazing pattern!! No words needed, everything was so easy to follow. Just made my 3rd pair of pants from this pattern and they are beautiful. Thank you!
Hmm, that makes sense that you pin the inside of the pants so they don't slip while you're sewing them. (44:00). Great video! Might use this for Hawaiian wedding.
Just finished making them but out of double cheesecloth for my (slightly hippy) husband as beach pants. Very happy with everything except the waist band as I chose the wrong size elastic. I'll take the band off and replace it then all should be good. Will definitely be making these again. Hemp would be awesome.= imo.
I love these videos, they are so detailed and clearly illustrate every step. I do have 2 questions, where did you get that beautiful fabric, and why do you always use scissors to cut your threads instead of the thread cutter on the sewing machine?
Thanks for all your awesome videos. They are really informative and I love that you do not skip any steps. I wanted to know if there was a reason you did a straight stitch next to the serged edge? Thanks
Thanks a lot for your comment =)! Regarding your question: The serger seam here (usually a 3-thread overlock despite me using here a 4-thread one) works as the overcasting of the fabric. Then, the straight stitch is the actual seam. This whole seam (overcasting + seam) can be easily replaced with a 5-thread overlock.
Looks like a great pattern! Do the pattern pieces have a seam allowance already worked in (if so, how wide a seam allowance)? Or do you have to add a seam allowance to all the pieces? Thanks!
Hi! I'm using a 4-thread overlock here; that's not enough to sew woven materials. I am using the serger to overcast the raw edges of the fabric and then the lockstitch to sew the pieces together.
Hi! Having a zipper fly and an elastic waistband are kind of contradictory; both are different ways to "access" the garment. Welt pockets, however, could be a good design choice.
@@Butterfly-bv3ky Not really; these pants are wide in the waist so the hips can go thorugh. The Chino's design is completelly different. What you can do is to alter the chinos pattern to make them fit similarly to these linen one.
Hi! Yes, sure! You may replace the overlock/serger with a zig-zag stitch (one stitch in, one stitch out) to overcast/serge the edges of the fabric. Also, this pattern will work just fine with any lightweight woven fabric. A cotton one is a great option!
Hi! That is actually the same fusible interfacing used in the rest of the project; I jut cut two rectangles ( 2 cm X 24 cm). I wouldn't personally skip the interfacing steps as the end result will look way more professional.
@@russellstrauss Fusible interfacing (also known as "stabilizer") applied here prevents the seam (which is angled almost at a 45º, so it it the bias) from stretching (because of it being the bias). Also, this gives the pocket opening some extra strength (when being used, pockets can receive a lot of stress). In general, interfacing gives extra strenght and/or stability so certain areas. The interfacing used when sewing the buttonholes here are also a good example of this.
VIDEO CHAPTERS:
0:00 Intro
0:12 Front Straight Pockets
17:53 Faux Fly
25:37 Back Pocket
35:38 Back Rise Seam
41:00 Inseam
50:20 Side-Seams
59:27 Waistband (part 1)
1:03:24 Waist Belt
1:13:25 Waistband Buttonholes
1:20:54 Elastic Waistband
1:24:41 Waistband (part 2)
1:36:22 Leg Hem
1:44:27 Final Result
GET THIS PATTERN (Instant Download): pdfpatternsboutique.com/b/CqTtw (for Men - 7 Sizes: XS-S-M-L-XL-XXL-XXXL)
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Amazing pattern!! No words needed, everything was so easy to follow. Just made my 3rd pair of pants from this pattern and they are beautiful. Thank you!
Thank you very much for your comments and feedback =)! Thanks for sharing!
Beatiful job We need a video how to sew a suit for men, u r doing a great job!!
Thank you very much for your comment! I'll keep that in mind 😉!!
Hmm, that makes sense that you pin the inside of the pants so they don't slip while you're sewing them. (44:00). Great video! Might use this for Hawaiian wedding.
Thank you very much for your comment 😁! Would love to see the end result if you do!
@@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE I will let you know. Haven’t decided what to wear since I need to pack light.
Thanks so much
You are welcome!
Just finished making them but out of double cheesecloth for my (slightly hippy) husband as beach pants. Very happy with everything except the waist band as I chose the wrong size elastic. I'll take the band off and replace it then all should be good. Will definitely be making these again. Hemp would be awesome.= imo.
Hi! Thanks a lot for your comments and for sharing your experience working with these pants!
Thanks for sharing.
You are welcome 😁!
I love these videos, they are so detailed and clearly illustrate every step. I do have 2 questions, where did you get that beautiful fabric, and why do you always use scissors to cut your threads instead of the thread cutter on the sewing machine?
Thanks for all your awesome videos. They are really informative and I love that you do not skip any steps. I wanted to know if there was a reason you did a straight stitch next to the serged edge? Thanks
Thanks a lot for your comment =)! Regarding your question: The serger seam here (usually a 3-thread overlock despite me using here a 4-thread one) works as the overcasting of the fabric. Then, the straight stitch is the actual seam. This whole seam (overcasting + seam) can be easily replaced with a 5-thread overlock.
Linen shirt next plzzz ❤
Thanks for your comment and suggestion! 😁
Looks like a great pattern! Do the pattern pieces have a seam allowance already worked in (if so, how wide a seam allowance)? Or do you have to add a seam allowance to all the pieces? Thanks!
Hi! Thanks for your comments! Yes, this pattern has its seam allowance included (1cm).
@@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE thanks! looking forward to making some (just bought the pattern)
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why after serger stitch use the sew machine? is not the serger's stitch good enough ? thank you
Hi! I'm using a 4-thread overlock here; that's not enough to sew woven materials. I am using the serger to overcast the raw edges of the fabric and then the lockstitch to sew the pieces together.
Is it possible to add some features like ( zip fly -welt pocket -waistband with button without elastic ) from the chino pattern to linen pattern ?
Hi! Having a zipper fly and an elastic waistband are kind of contradictory; both are different ways to "access" the garment. Welt pockets, however, could be a good design choice.
Waistband without elastic , I want to make it like the chino . Is it possible to?
@@Butterfly-bv3ky Not really; these pants are wide in the waist so the hips can go thorugh. The Chino's design is completelly different. What you can do is to alter the chinos pattern to make them fit similarly to these linen one.
@@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE thank you for your help 🙏
@@Butterfly-bv3ky You are welcome!
Are those linen pants made to be loose, fitted or slim?
Hi! These are "regular" fit (not specifically loose but comfortable).
Can I use any type of cotton fabric for this pattern?
Hi! Yes, sure! Some light/midweight cotton material would be a great option for this pattern..
cloth 100%linen or mixd?
Despite its great quality, I'm sure this fabric was mixed.
Can I use a basic sewing machine to use this pattern and also, can I use any cotton fabric for this pattern ?
Hi! Yes, sure! You may replace the overlock/serger with a zig-zag stitch (one stitch in, one stitch out) to overcast/serge the edges of the fabric. Also, this pattern will work just fine with any lightweight woven fabric. A cotton one is a great option!
Thank you so much for the feedback
What is the tape you used on the pockets? Is it required?
Hi! That is actually the same fusible interfacing used in the rest of the project; I jut cut two rectangles ( 2 cm X 24 cm). I wouldn't personally skip the interfacing steps as the end result will look way more professional.
@@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE Thank you! Can you help me understand how it makes it look better? Is it because it joins the seams in a more durable fashion?
@@russellstrauss Fusible interfacing (also known as "stabilizer") applied here prevents the seam (which is angled almost at a 45º, so it it the bias) from stretching (because of it being the bias). Also, this gives the pocket opening some extra strength (when being used, pockets can receive a lot of stress).
In general, interfacing gives extra strenght and/or stability so certain areas. The interfacing used when sewing the buttonholes here are also a good example of this.
Hi. What type of sewing machine are you using? Thank you.
Hi! I'm actually using two machines on this video:
a) Lockstitch: Brother CE 4000
b) 4-thread Overlock / Serger: Janome 1110DX
Ok. Thank you for the info and for your content. Great videos.
@@Nico310g You are welcome!
Making my own, thanks boss.
Do you know how much material you used?
Hi! Sure; You'll need 1.9 yards (175 cm) for XS and 2.3 yards (210 cm) for 2XL. All other sizes are in between those values.
@@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE thank you!!!!
@@anthonymikinka You are welcome!