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sizes 34 – 44, PDF
Using this free pattern, you can sew children's sports pants without a fastener, with drawstrings or elastic bands at the waist and bottom.
Patterns of sports trousers are well suited for further modeling.
Of course, novice couturiers can sew off the product proposed in this chapter without adding complicating elements.
For these trousers you can download a pattern of a jacket with a hood for children's sportswear for free...The level of sewing difficulty is initial and suitable for the first product.
The pocket is located in the side seam and is very easy to manufacture. True, if you are sewing this suit from fleece or footer, it is better to cut out the details of the pocket (burlap) from some thin fabric. Suitable for both thin knitwear and any lining fabric.
The maximum fabric consumption will be 95 cm, and in order to clarify the consumption, you will have to perform a preliminary layout of the patterns.
The Free Sweatpants Pattern Set includes (picture 1): patterns of the front half (hereinafter referred to as "PP"), the back half ("ZP") and pocket burlap.
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Option one (picture 2): Patterns are combined along the side seam.
It is convenient in tailoring, but the trousers are obtained without pockets.
Seam allowances, if you use a knitted seam, can be omitted.
If you sew in the “old-fashioned way”, using the “zigzag” and overlock, the allowance is 1 cm.
The exception is a 4 cm waist allowance, which is also a one-piece belt. An allowance on the bottom is added if you need to increase the length.
Option two (picture 3): the patterns are combined along the instep seams. It is convenient not only in tailoring, but also in wearing, besides, there is no need to give up pockets in the side seam.
Option three (picture 4): similar to the previous one, but the burlap is one-piece.
That is, in this version all the patterns are combined.
The disadvantage is that this option is only suitable for small sizes.
Please note, in addition to the allowance-belt, you need an allowance for processing pockets.
And in order to process the pockets, this allowance must be cut.
Option four (picture 5): "jack". Very often used when cutting trousers. The most economical and suitable for all sizes.
Sewing the trousers is extremely easy, especially if you use a knitted seam: side seams, crotch, seat bow seam, waistband, bottom.
But each of these operations requires more detailed consideration.
See also about the knitted seam and other seamswhich are used for sewing stretch.
You will also need video master class on setting up an overlock for knitwear
So, the sequence of sewing trousers from knitwear, footer or fleece
We sew the burlap of the pockets, stepping back from the waist down 4 cm (as in Fig. 4). Iron the seam towards the burlap.- We grind the side seams, starting from the waist, moving to the burlap, and again return to the side seam. Iron the seam towards the ZP.
- We grind the step seams, not reaching the bottom by 2 cm for further stretching of the elastic band and iron the seam towards the ZP.
- We grind the seam of the bow-seat, not reaching the top of the seam of the seat by 2 cm to stretch the elastic. We iron the seam.
- We overcast the waist section and the bottom of the trousers.
- We bend the cut of the waist and the bottom by 3 cm and notice the hem.
- We lay a “zigzag” line along the basting, more precisely, stepping back from it a couple of millimeters.
We stretch the elastic bands with a device or without.
If you are sewing sports trousers from thin stretch or any other fabric, then there are other ways to make the “belt” of the trousers elastic.
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