I trace mine on rosin paper from Home Depot, which is very cheap by the roll. I do what you do, except yours obviously looks better, a lot better. Then again, I have only sewn 4 pairs. What I got from your video is how you sew the crotch and zipper effortlessly. I will be trying that with my next project. This is part of the reason why I like sewing, the geometry. I do wood work and is mostly lines and curves. The human body makes you really think about the curves, angles, asymmetry and others. Thanks for a great video
This is a fantastic tutorial, thank you! Your jeans are an improvement on the rtw Levi's. I am going to watch that fly chapter, over and over again because I swear there must be magic involved!
I have declared you "The Nation's Sewing Professor" because you have a super organized mind and delivery system. No extra words and very concise instructions. Obviously you have a passion in what you do. This comment is late as I just found you and wanted to check you out as to your teaching method. I'm impressed. I am 76 and have been sewing for at least 60 years. So you know I'm not a beginner but am enthralled anyway. What old dog can't learn new tricks?
I love seeing a jeans dupe project! I'm pausing just after the fly construction portion to comment that if you find this part to be challenging it might be worth trying a different order of operation than this one. I've tried a variety of methods and my favorite order stitches the shield on earlier and then catches the bottom in the lower front crotch topstitching. ETA: I would love to know how you adjusted the back side seam to account for your last minute adjustment to the front side seam / front grainline.
I know I came to this video really late but I was looking for a jeans sewing tutorial and yours came up. I've just started making my first ever pair and was in need of some help on techniques. Thank you so much - I'm feeling more confident now - though I'm taking it very slow.
Great video for showing how to take a pattern from a pair of ready-made Jeans. I have made a lot of patterns from existing pants. One thing I found is that it the fabric, even if very similar, can give different fit and flatter results. I think you took a lot of fitting issues you didn't like in the original pair into account and addressed them. This is so important. You can always take fabric from the pants, but it is impossible to make them bigger once cut out. I have created a block pattern for the waist, hip and crotch depth and length. I now use this block when creating a pattern. I have tried to use my jeans to create patterns from, but in the end, when I get the pattern made, I generally can't make the front and back fit correctly. This is why I have my own block and I just use the style lines in the jeans to adjust and create the pattern changes. It does take a lot of practice to do the zipper. I make a mockup first before putting in the zipper, then I can adjust the pattern and make the zipper fit. No matter how many times I have done this zipper, I always struggle too. This is great encouragement for women who may not believe they can make their own jeans and pants. They are expensive to buy, and good fit is hard to find. I also make a muslin from a less expensive fabric to test my pattern fit without the pockets or the zipper. Thanks for sharing. This was an excellent video.
Seriously… I can’t believe this! (I mean I CAN because you’re so talented). But wow! Amazing! Thanks for such a great breakdown of all your steps. Just awesome😃👍.
I guess I am going to have to do this because Levi's stopped making mine. Plus the front pockets ought to just be sewed closed if they plan on making them so short. Mine want to stick out because they are so short. I love your video's!
Great work. I always had issues with top stitching too, until I started using my foot with 1/8" on one side and 1/4" on the other. It was a game changer for me. Love your patterns!
Oooh ok I definitely need to get on that presser foot tip, thanks for sharing that! I should know by now that there is a tool for pretty much everything in sewing! Thanks for watching! :)
How would i make the pattern for large thick thighs and thin waist? I sew since 9 but we were never taught how to make a pattern in elementary school. I am 65 and would love to learn how. Your jeans are incredible!
Thank you for a fantastic video that combines copying an RTW garment AND shows how it comes together. Inspiring! And your jeans are an improvement over the Levis! Good fit!
Can you do a video for the new comers that's are kind of still learning the different dimensions and labels of the pants? Like the dart , the yolk, etc?
Thank you so much for taking the time to show how to not only do a rubbing of a pair of jeans, but how to construct them. I think that you did an exceptional job of tracing off the existing pair of jeans, and making necessary changes for better fit. I think you did a really good job constructing the jeans. But. If I may make a suggestion for next time? Do more pressing. Not trying to be judgmental....AT ALL...I think your work is really good...but I kept thinking that the jeans (while in various states of construction) needed more pressing. At the 17:21 mark, the pocket stays weren't pressed well. It's really evident at the 23:01 mark. At the 26:08 mark, the waistband needed more pressing as well. The end result was really good, I think you're a wonderful sewist. I'd humbly invite you to take a look at this TH-cam video done by Paul Kruize. He spends as much time (if not more) at the ironing board as he does the sewing machine: https: //th-cam.com/video/SDePy3nQnS4/w-d-xo.html One other suggestion. When you go to do your topstitching, slow down a bit. It will help control the stitching, making for straighter seams. Best, Kay.
Wow, these jeans look so professionally made. You are so skilled. Now I am so ready to sew my own pair of jeans that fits. Thanks so much for uploading this video.
I just come across your channel, I really like how you show us in great detail how you made your jeans identical to the shop bought ones !! I have subscribed to your channel and look forward to watching more if your content . ✂️🧵💕😊
Wow 🤩. I’m amazed. You’re fantastic. You really like a challenge. I would like to try but I don’t have the experience for such a difficult project. Maybe one day. I loved your tutorial ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
First time on your site and loved your workmanship and thoughts put into your work. I have cut off a pattern from one of my jeans and made a white Jean. Yes zipper area a nightmare but love wearing mine. It fits my body and feels so comfortable wearing it. Thank you. Looking forward to seeing other things you have done.
My biggest problem with tracing pants is the back. You went through this part very quickly and I wish there was a more visual way to show what you meant when you said you measured from where the pant folds back to the side seam an then added that amount to the tracing? Am I understanding that correctly? Pants are also a hard fit for in the waist and in the rise. I have to fold over the waistband often. Do you have a link to that issue? Thanks so much for your videos!
Wow def advanced skills I will need baby steps cause this definitely is not for beginners I was lost at the first draft lol beautiful though will have to slow play back 👖thank you for the time you put into this 😊
Thanks for this. I just finished seam-ripping a pair of my old jeans to copy them but I knew I'd need some help figuring out reconstruction. Hopefully, I'll have a pair of nice jeans that will actually fit my waist and hips properly once I make some adjustments.
Spent this whole video looking at the pants I'm wearing, noticing all of the pieces I never look at it think about, unzipping the fly, zipping up the fly, feeling my pockets, feeling the yoke.... there's so many parts of jeans that I've never paid attention to... 🤯
Looooved this!! Such a great video for anyone wanting to see jeans! You made something that seems impossible as achievable! Thanks for all the tips and letting us watch your process! New subscriber here who can’t wait to catch up on all your content!
Great content! Now all I need to do is find a pair of jeans that fit me well. LOL. I have a pdf pattern and some stretch denim and hoping to make a wearable muslin to fit my shape. You given me a lot to consider and I will do my best to incorporate it in my first jeans attempt. Thanks so much Looking forward to buying PS pattern soon.
Thanks for watching! The nice thing is, once you get the fit the way you want, you can make them over and over! My very first pair were the Closet Core Ginger jeans and I used a budget denim and I still wear them 🙌 good luck!!
WOW this was an incredible tutorial! You covered so much but didn’t waste any time. Your jeans look great, I think they look better than the actual Levi’s. I definitely chucked when you even copied the decorate stitching from the back pockets haha! I want to make my own jeans so I’m so glad I found your tutorial
@@PatternScout Okay so I finished my jeans and they actually turned out pretty well! It was my first time making jeans, and my first time making self-drafted pants in general. I had some bagginess and fit issues around the crotch, and I had to try to subtly add darts to the back because my yolk area was too big. But a lot of that is probably due to me using stretch jeans as a basis for the pattern, but using non-stretch denim to make my pair. Other than the crotch area and some looseness in the upper butt area, I'm actually super happy with the fit, especially the legs! And all the details came together wonderfully too. Just wanted to say thank you again for this easy to follow tutorial, and I subscribed and am gonna check out your other videos.
@@wearlucinda Oh that makes me so happy that you made them! Yay! It does take a little trial and error to nail the fit--I have several photos in my phone of really terrible fitting pants that I have made over the last year or so haha (maybe one day I'll share those 😂). Thanks so much for checking out the videos, appreciate that! :)
First of all thank you so much for sharing your info and tips but I wanted to know what brand and model of sewing machine have you used to build your denim? Thanks a million ❤
They look like they fit like a glove. No extra waistband fabric in the back etc. I’m curious to hear how you like them now that you have worn them. Also, wondering if you refer to any sewing technique books. I saw your episode on design and pattern making. I’ve been sewing for more decades than I’ll say and I’ve never put in a proper jeans fly. I’ve also never used a serger! (Can’t wait!) I learn things from you!
They fit great! I wore them a lot in the winter and spring, not as much in the summer since they are so dark. I did end up taking them in a little (I lost a little weight since I made them, but probably could have made them a little tighter anyway since the denim is pretty stretchy). I have another video from the beginning of the year where I share my favorite sewing/patternmaking/technique resources. I also have found a lot of info here on youtube, just searching for techniques as I need them. TH-cam is an awesome resource! :)
I love making jeans. They seem so hard but they just have lots of steps. I made ginger jeans last year 2 pairs of shorts and a pair of capri length ones too
Wow! Beautifully done. Tfs. I'm surprised you didn't add extra belt loops in the back. I take it you don't have any issues with your belt hiking up without the extra loops keeping it in place?
The pocket that you were calling a coin pocket is actually a pocket for a pocket watch when men back in the day would have used as wristwatches are a modern invention. Love how you made the correction to how the leg hung on the Jeans so many times fashion designers do not take into account how everyone has a different shaped leg. Interesting use for the pocket this has always been an issue with jeans for me, this looks like a good fix for me.
For anyone who doesn't believe there is a such thing as raw, God given talent, wen it comes to sewing...(there's no diff than singing, or dàncing)I hope this will enlighten disbelievers, and prove without a doubt, sewing is absolutely a talent. Made greater yet, with practice. Your totally blessed with a God given ability, that may makes it seem to others that, u my dear very possibly, were born, with a bobbin, in ur pretty lil newborn hand. Me personally have vocal ability, accompanied by the get down, and boogy gene. With a dab of an eye for color, lines, shadowing, and contrasts, etc. as an amateur artist. Which is all hindered, by this lifelong inability to do any of those things in front of anyone other than my 🐈⬛🐾cat. (😱😳stage fright to the max...YIKES) You have this wonderful talent, with a cherry on top, plus whip cream. Meaning... TALENT+ SHARING UR TALENT WITH OTHERS+ TEACHING THAT AWESOME TALENT TO THOUSANDS OF VERY APPRECIATIVE PEOPLE. Me included, becuz unfortunately try, try, and try as I might. I have ever only sewn badly, but u r teaching me to make wat I sew, recognizable, and sew with🤞 functionality. (if not for anyone else, but meyself!) Lol! So thank u so much Mrs. Thread and buttons! That fills me with admiration so great it's overfilling and busting at the seams! THANK U 4 THE GREAT 👍 TUTORIAL MA'AM, PLZ KEEP THEM COMÍNG!
Great work. It is impressive you were able to make those from scratch. As an aside, I notice you don't use the IDT on your Pfaff machine in all your videos, is there a reason for that? I love mine and never take it off so just wondering.
I actually forget (often) to re-engage it after switching presser feet 🤦♀️ I noticed it when I was editing the footage too haha. It does work really well, I love this machine! Thanks for watching!
YOU ARE A JEANS MAKING BOSS!!!! I am so glad I found your channel! Casey, I sew on an old PFAFF 1222E. I will eventually upgrade being that it was my first and only sewing machine I have ever bought and cost me the same as I paid for my vw bug! 1976 was a very good year! What is the actual make of your PFAFF and do you like the machine? I did go through your link below but couldn't tell if that was the same model. Pls and thx!!
AMAZING! Your jeans were perfect, GREAT JOB!!! Hoping to learn to sew soon just for this reason, PERFECT JEANS :) Do you have a link where your skills can be purchased?
I loveeeeee the tutorial and the details but I can't help but notice the jeans have those ripples in the crotch area? Is there any way to avoid this? Ignore me if this is the way they were intended to be and thank you for posting!
That is pretty common for me with tight-fitting jeans and is probably due to the fullness of my thighs in the front (I haven't found a way to completely eliminate it, but it doesn't bother me too much). The fabric was also still a little stiff, but now that I have worn the jeans a bunch, it has softened a lot and I feel like the pants have conformed to my shape a little more and the wiskering is less prominent.
I trace mine on rosin paper from Home Depot, which is very cheap by the roll. I do what you do, except yours obviously looks better, a lot better. Then again, I have only sewn 4 pairs. What I got from your video is how you sew the crotch and zipper effortlessly. I will be trying that with my next project. This is part of the reason why I like sewing, the geometry. I do wood work and is mostly lines and curves. The human body makes you really think about the curves, angles, asymmetry and others. Thanks for a great video
This is a fantastic tutorial, thank you! Your jeans are an improvement on the rtw Levi's. I am going to watch that fly chapter, over and over again because I swear there must be magic involved!
Thank you! Making a fly is pretty satisfying! :)
I have declared you "The Nation's Sewing Professor" because you have a super organized mind and delivery system. No extra words and very concise instructions. Obviously you have a passion in what you do. This comment is late as I just found you and wanted to check you out as to your teaching method. I'm impressed. I am 76 and have been sewing for at least 60 years. So you know I'm not a beginner but am enthralled anyway. What old dog can't learn new tricks?
Wow, thank you so much! That means a lot to me. Thanks for watching and commenting :)
I love seeing a jeans dupe project! I'm pausing just after the fly construction portion to comment that if you find this part to be challenging it might be worth trying a different order of operation than this one. I've tried a variety of methods and my favorite order stitches the shield on earlier and then catches the bottom in the lower front crotch topstitching.
ETA: I would love to know how you adjusted the back side seam to account for your last minute adjustment to the front side seam / front grainline.
I really liked how you walked us through the fit and why. That was helpful!
I like longer tutorials with detailed information. It helps when something is new to me.
They fit you better than the Levi's . 😊 just found your vlogs love them . ❤
I know I came to this video really late but I was looking for a jeans sewing tutorial and yours came up. I've just started making my first ever pair and was in need of some help on techniques. Thank you so much - I'm feeling more confident now - though I'm taking it very slow.
the jeans is legit amazing 👑
Unbelievable! I can really see the improvement in the new patterned jeans.
Now that’s what I call skills! Will I ever have the determination to try that? I wish!
Such a well produced and narrated video!
I love your finishes. The garments look couture!
Great video for showing how to take a pattern from a pair of ready-made Jeans. I have made a lot of patterns from existing pants. One thing I found is that it the fabric, even if very similar, can give different fit and flatter results. I think you took a lot of fitting issues you didn't like in the original pair into account and addressed them. This is so important. You can always take fabric from the pants, but it is impossible to make them bigger once cut out.
I have created a block pattern for the waist, hip and crotch depth and length. I now use this block when creating a pattern. I have tried to use my jeans to create patterns from, but in the end, when I get the pattern made, I generally can't make the front and back fit correctly. This is why I have my own block and I just use the style lines in the jeans to adjust and create the pattern changes. It does take a lot of practice to do the zipper. I make a mockup first before putting in the zipper, then I can adjust the pattern and make the zipper fit. No matter how many times I have done this zipper, I always struggle too.
This is great encouragement for women who may not believe they can make their own jeans and pants. They are expensive to buy, and good fit is hard to find. I also make a muslin from a less expensive fabric to test my pattern fit without the pockets or the zipper. Thanks for sharing. This was an excellent video.
Thanks so much for watching! :)
Super great video. Your version looks much better ❤
Would ever consider releasing a jeans pattern?? You are also insanely talented, thank you for sharing!!
Unbelievable!!! You’re extremely talented.
I totally enjoyed this tutorial on making jeans. I love how it turned out. Thanks so much for the detailed order in which you did this.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
So glad you enjoyed it! Thanks so much for watching and letting me know! :)
Yours is better. Great fit. Well done.
Thank you!
Seriously… I can’t believe this! (I mean I CAN because you’re so talented). But wow! Amazing! Thanks for such a great breakdown of all your steps. Just awesome😃👍.
Thanks so much!! It's SUCH a rewarding project, love making jeans and figuring out all the details (even when I'm cursing the zipper...every time 😅).
I guess I am going to have to do this because Levi's stopped making mine. Plus the front pockets ought to just be sewed closed if they plan on making them so short. Mine want to stick out because they are so short. I love your video's!
Great work. I always had issues with top stitching too, until I started using my foot with 1/8" on one side and 1/4" on the other. It was a game changer for me. Love your patterns!
Oooh ok I definitely need to get on that presser foot tip, thanks for sharing that! I should know by now that there is a tool for pretty much everything in sewing! Thanks for watching! :)
OMG they are FABULOUS they look much better than the bought one very wel done 💜
Thank you so much!
This video is sooo good! Thank you so much for showing us how to correct the fit. I am so glad I found you. You're taking my sewing to the next level!
Aw thank you so much for the kind words! So glad it is helpful ❤🥰
How would i make the pattern for large thick thighs and thin waist? I sew since 9 but we were never taught how to make a pattern in elementary school. I am 65 and would love to learn how. Your jeans are incredible!
Thank you for a fantastic video that combines copying an RTW garment AND shows how it comes together. Inspiring! And your jeans are an improvement over the Levis! Good fit!
Can you do a video for the new comers that's are kind of still learning the different dimensions and labels of the pants? Like the dart , the yolk, etc?
Thank you so much for taking the time to show how to not only do a rubbing of a pair of jeans, but how to construct them. I think that you did an exceptional job of tracing off the existing pair of jeans, and making necessary changes for better fit. I think you did a really good job constructing the jeans. But. If I may make a suggestion for next time? Do more pressing. Not trying to be judgmental....AT ALL...I think your work is really good...but I kept thinking that the jeans (while in various states of construction) needed more pressing. At the 17:21 mark, the pocket stays weren't pressed well. It's really evident at the 23:01 mark. At the 26:08 mark, the waistband needed more pressing as well. The end result was really good, I think you're a wonderful sewist. I'd humbly invite you to take a look at this TH-cam video done by Paul Kruize. He spends as much time (if not more) at the ironing board as he does the sewing machine: https: //th-cam.com/video/SDePy3nQnS4/w-d-xo.html One other suggestion. When you go to do your topstitching, slow down a bit. It will help control the stitching, making for straighter seams. Best, Kay.
Wow, these jeans look so professionally made. You are so skilled. Now I am so ready to sew my own pair of jeans that fits. Thanks so much for uploading this video.
Thank you! You can totally do it...jeans are my favorite thing to make!
@@PatternScout Thanks so much again for encouraging me.
this is so amazing!!! great, great work!! the fit is so good on you ♥️ love the side seam!
Thank you!!
I just come across your channel, I really like how you show us in great detail how you made your jeans identical to the shop bought ones !! I have subscribed to your channel and look forward to watching more if your content . ✂️🧵💕😊
So glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for the subscribe! :)
Wow 🤩. I’m amazed. You’re fantastic. You really like a challenge. I would like to try but I don’t have the experience for such a difficult project. Maybe one day. I loved your tutorial ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Nice. Very detailed tutorial. Hope to see more projects from you. Thanks. New subscriber here from Philippines🇵🇭❤️❤️
Thank you so much! :)
Also would have loved a side by side at the end comparison what you loved /NIP for the future.
I love the content and pace of your video, I’ve just found your channel and subscribed, thankyou!
Thank you so much, so glad you enjoyed it! :)
Waow I am impressed !!!!!! Looks nice
Many thanks! 🙂
Awesome job 👍🏼 loved the break down of all the parts!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the breakdown...I can definitely get into the details! 😀
@@PatternScout if it's good info, I don't care how long the video is!!
Thanks sooo much for sharing your knowledge, you made it look easy!❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for watching! :)
First time on your site and loved your workmanship and thoughts put into your work. I have cut off a pattern from one of my jeans and made a white Jean. Yes zipper area a nightmare but love wearing mine. It fits my body and feels so comfortable wearing it. Thank you. Looking forward to seeing other things you have done.
Thank you!
Yours looks sooo much better, great job!!❤️❤️❤️
Thank you!!
Look so good! You should have added a red tab name that would be unique to you and patch lol
An absolutely wonderful video and tutorial. Made the fly installation process seem less intimidating. Thank you,Melinda
I'm so glad! Thanks for watching!
My biggest problem with tracing pants is the back. You went through this part very quickly and I wish there was a more visual way to show what you meant when you said you measured from where the pant folds back to the side seam an then added that amount to the tracing? Am I understanding that correctly? Pants are also a hard fit for in the waist and in the rise. I have to fold over the waistband often. Do you have a link to that issue? Thanks so much for your videos!
Wow def advanced skills I will need baby steps cause this definitely is not for beginners I was lost at the first draft lol beautiful though will have to slow play back 👖thank you for the time you put into this 😊
Thank so much for watching, Rosa! Jeans are a big project, but so rewarding!
Thanks for this. I just finished seam-ripping a pair of my old jeans to copy them but I knew I'd need some help figuring out reconstruction. Hopefully, I'll have a pair of nice jeans that will actually fit my waist and hips properly once I make some adjustments.
You're so welcome, thanks for watching! :)
Spent this whole video looking at the pants I'm wearing, noticing all of the pieces I never look at it think about, unzipping the fly, zipping up the fly, feeling my pockets, feeling the yoke.... there's so many parts of jeans that I've never paid attention to... 🤯
Thank you very much ! Very Nice work !👍 Now Is the time I make mine…
This is scary level expert skill!!! Can you make a video on how to be so good at dressmaking, please!? Beautiful process.
Haha thanks!! 😂 I might just be a little obsessed with this stuff!
Excellent video, explanation, and tips.
Your jeans look amazing!
Such a great video! I think I'll use this as a reference when I put together my next pair of jeans :) thank you!
Thank you! :)
You are amazing! Great craftsmanship!👖⭐️
Thank you!
Thank you for this clear tutorial ❤❤
wow
love the new custom jeans
I would buy those instead of the store ones
Thanks! :)
Looooved this!! Such a great video for anyone wanting to see jeans! You made something that seems impossible as achievable! Thanks for all the tips and letting us watch your process! New subscriber here who can’t wait to catch up on all your content!
So glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!!
Great content! Now all I need to do is find a pair of jeans that fit me well. LOL. I have a pdf pattern and some stretch denim and hoping to make a wearable muslin to fit my shape. You given me a lot to consider and I will do my best to incorporate it in my first jeans attempt. Thanks so much Looking forward to buying PS pattern soon.
Thanks for watching! The nice thing is, once you get the fit the way you want, you can make them over and over! My very first pair were the Closet Core Ginger jeans and I used a budget denim and I still wear them 🙌 good luck!!
Amazing. If I ever get my weight stable maybe I will do this...
excellent work 👏 👍
Thanks!
IMPRESSIVE! Looks like you got them from the store.
Question, why make a seam at the bottom of the zipper fly shield? Why not just surge it?
Thanks! I guess you could serge it...I think that would work just fine 🙌
WOW this was an incredible tutorial! You covered so much but didn’t waste any time. Your jeans look great, I think they look better than the actual Levi’s. I definitely chucked when you even copied the decorate stitching from the back pockets haha! I want to make my own jeans so I’m so glad I found your tutorial
Thank you!! Haha, I am bit OBSESSED with details...had to get that pocket stitching in there 😂Glad it was helpful and thanks so much for watching!
@@PatternScout Okay so I finished my jeans and they actually turned out pretty well! It was my first time making jeans, and my first time making self-drafted pants in general. I had some bagginess and fit issues around the crotch, and I had to try to subtly add darts to the back because my yolk area was too big. But a lot of that is probably due to me using stretch jeans as a basis for the pattern, but using non-stretch denim to make my pair. Other than the crotch area and some looseness in the upper butt area, I'm actually super happy with the fit, especially the legs! And all the details came together wonderfully too. Just wanted to say thank you again for this easy to follow tutorial, and I subscribed and am gonna check out your other videos.
@@wearlucinda Oh that makes me so happy that you made them! Yay! It does take a little trial and error to nail the fit--I have several photos in my phone of really terrible fitting pants that I have made over the last year or so haha (maybe one day I'll share those 😂). Thanks so much for checking out the videos, appreciate that! :)
Omg...you're my hero!
🥰 well, thanks!
Wow,great fitting jeans.
Thank you! 😊
First of all thank you so much for sharing your info and tips but I wanted to know what brand and model of sewing machine have you used to build your denim? Thanks a million ❤
Thank you! I use a Pfaff IDT Select and it is a great little machine!
@@PatternScout thanks btw you look fabulous in you home made jeans👍💪🌹❤️thanks again
They look like they fit like a glove. No extra waistband fabric in the back etc. I’m curious to hear how you like them now that you have worn them.
Also, wondering if you refer to any sewing technique books. I saw your episode on design and pattern making. I’ve been sewing for more decades than I’ll say and I’ve never put in a proper jeans fly. I’ve also never used a serger! (Can’t wait!) I learn things from you!
They fit great! I wore them a lot in the winter and spring, not as much in the summer since they are so dark. I did end up taking them in a little (I lost a little weight since I made them, but probably could have made them a little tighter anyway since the denim is pretty stretchy).
I have another video from the beginning of the year where I share my favorite sewing/patternmaking/technique resources. I also have found a lot of info here on youtube, just searching for techniques as I need them. TH-cam is an awesome resource! :)
Wow! Yup the came out great!
Thanks!
I am VERY impressed!
Thanks!
Love your jeans!! ❤ 😊
Fantastic, Casey!
Thank you! ❤
These turned out awesome!! I'm hoping to try and make a pair of my own following your steps, fingers crossed they turn out well!
Thanks! Good luck with yours, hope they turn out great! :)
I love making jeans. They seem so hard but they just have lots of steps. I made ginger jeans last year 2 pairs of shorts and a pair of capri length ones too
Yes! They are so satisfying to make!
Wow! Beautifully done. Tfs. I'm surprised you didn't add extra belt loops in the back. I take it you don't have any issues with your belt hiking up without the extra loops keeping it in place?
Thanks! I actually rarely wear a belt, so I guess the loops are mostly ✨aestheitc ✨ 😂
awesome job! awesome fit ❤
I'm trying to learn to sew and your videos are super helpful! Btw you're a total babe
Your made jeans are far superior to the bought pair …. They look absolutely fabulous on you 😀
Thank you! :)
Another brilliant video
I cannot believe you MADE this!!! You're so talented!!! Thank you for sharing :)
Thank you so much!
The pocket that you were calling a coin pocket is actually a pocket for a pocket watch when men back in the day would have used as wristwatches are a modern invention.
Love how you made the correction to how the leg hung on the Jeans so many times fashion designers do not take into account how everyone has a different shaped leg. Interesting use for the pocket this has always been an issue with jeans for me, this looks like a good fix for me.
Oh, good to know! :)
Very talented!
Your fly technique is leaves so much unnecessary bulk at the belly area ,there are much efficient techniques out there 😊
For anyone who doesn't believe there is a such thing as raw, God given talent, wen it comes to sewing...(there's no diff than singing, or dàncing)I hope this will enlighten disbelievers, and prove without a doubt, sewing is absolutely a talent. Made greater yet, with practice. Your totally blessed with a God given ability, that may makes it seem to others that, u my dear very possibly, were born, with a bobbin, in ur pretty lil newborn hand.
Me personally have vocal ability, accompanied by the get down, and boogy gene. With a dab of an eye for color, lines, shadowing, and contrasts, etc. as an amateur artist. Which is all hindered, by this lifelong inability to do any of those things in front of anyone other than my 🐈⬛🐾cat. (😱😳stage fright to the max...YIKES) You have this wonderful talent, with a cherry on top, plus whip cream. Meaning...
TALENT+
SHARING UR TALENT WITH OTHERS+
TEACHING THAT AWESOME TALENT TO THOUSANDS OF VERY APPRECIATIVE PEOPLE.
Me included, becuz unfortunately try, try, and try as I might. I have ever only sewn badly, but u r teaching me to make wat I sew, recognizable, and sew with🤞 functionality. (if not for anyone else, but meyself!) Lol! So thank u so much Mrs. Thread and buttons! That fills me with admiration so great it's overfilling and busting at the seams!
THANK U 4 THE GREAT 👍 TUTORIAL MA'AM, PLZ KEEP THEM COMÍNG!
Wow, thanks! :)
Great work. It is impressive you were able to make those from scratch. As an aside, I notice you don't use the IDT on your Pfaff machine in all your videos, is there a reason for that? I love mine and never take it off so just wondering.
I actually forget (often) to re-engage it after switching presser feet 🤦♀️ I noticed it when I was editing the footage too haha. It does work really well, I love this machine! Thanks for watching!
YOU ARE A JEANS MAKING BOSS!!!! I am so glad I found your channel!
Casey, I sew on an old PFAFF 1222E. I will eventually upgrade being that it was my first and only sewing machine I have ever bought and cost me the same as I paid for my vw bug! 1976 was a very good year! What is the actual make of your PFAFF and do you like the machine? I did go through your link below but couldn't tell if that was the same model. Pls and thx!!
Haha thank you!!!!
Hi, I'd like to know if you're using a block pattern to make the jeans, what do you do with the front dart, do you close it an make your pattern?
Great fit.
You did soo good!!
Very, very helpful. Thank you 🇬🇧
So glad! Thanks for watching!
This is amazing! Thank you for sharing ❤️
You bet! Thanks for watching! :)
Better than Levi. Nice ❤
Did you use topstitching thread for your buttonhole?
AMAZING! Your jeans were perfect, GREAT JOB!!! Hoping to learn to sew soon just for this reason, PERFECT JEANS :)
Do you have a link where your skills can be purchased?
Thank you so much! I sell sewing patterns on my website: patternscoutstudio.com. And I have courses on Skillshare for pattern drafting: skl.sh/37F2taV
You are good!!! Thanks!
Thanks!! :)
Great video. Thanks!
Thank you!
Very nice! Thanks for sharing.
Great video
Thanks!
Great accomplishment. want to b this good when I grow up lol
Haha thank you so much!
Most welcome. Would not say it if I didn't mean it
What ruler are you using to help you draw the pattern please?
Your jeans look so much better on you than the "ready to wear".
Thanks!
what type of paper are you using for outlining the jeans, i’m trying to make my own pair, but don’t know what materials i need to make a pair.
nicely done
I loveeeeee the tutorial and the details but I can't help but notice the jeans have those ripples in the crotch area? Is there any way to avoid this? Ignore me if this is the way they were intended to be and thank you for posting!
That is pretty common for me with tight-fitting jeans and is probably due to the fullness of my thighs in the front (I haven't found a way to completely eliminate it, but it doesn't bother me too much). The fabric was also still a little stiff, but now that I have worn the jeans a bunch, it has softened a lot and I feel like the pants have conformed to my shape a little more and the wiskering is less prominent.