A simple pattern for women's quilted trousers with pockets

Instructions for simple patterns of women's quilted trousers with pockets. Large and small sizes.

Cutting and sewing at home

Contents of the instruction:

1. Description of patterns.
2. What patterns are included in the pattern kit.
3. Description of the design of this style of women's trousers for winter or autumn.
4. What fabrics and materials to sew from.
5. How to buy and download.
6. How to cut warm trousers in large and small sizes using ready-made patterns. How to fit pants to a complex figure.
7. How to sew quilted trousers at home - sewing sequence.

Buy and download this pattern

Pattern description:

A simple pattern for women's quilted trousers with pockets

Sizes: 40-52 and 52-64.

File format: PDF full size and without seam allowances

After paying for the order, you will receive links to download two files patterns for women's trousers with pockets from 40 to 52 or from 52 to 64 sizes:

1. PDF file A4, adapted for printing patterns on sheets of A4 paper in any program on any device, including mobile phones.
2. Multi-format PDF file for printing on sheets of any size from A0 to A4 on a printer or plotter using Adobe Reader.

The difficulty level of sewing is simple; basic skills in cutting and sewing trousers are required.

The style is suitable for all types of figures of various fullness and height.

Pattern is for home use only.

Complete set of women's quilted pattern with pockets

(picture 1)

1. Pattern PP - the front half of the trousers.
2. ZP pattern - the back half of the trousers.
3. Barrel pattern.
4. Pocket burlap pattern.

The set can be supplemented with pockets on the rear or on the side. Download pocket patterns for free

A “lining” pattern is not required, since the lining is cut out according to the “top” patterns.

Belt – strip, rectangle. How to cut it is described below.

Description of the design of the pattern of quilted women's trousers with pockets

A very simple style with a laconic silhouette, allowing you to do without additional details.

The pocket is similar in design to the “cut-off barrel”, but it is even easier to process.

Belt - on an elastic band.

What to make quilted trousers from

The choice of fabric depends not only on how and where you are going to wear the trousers, but also on the desired degree of complexity.

In any case, it is raincoat fabric and insulation or quilted raincoat fabric.

When choosing, pay attention to the fact that raincoat fabric with a slippery surface will be inconvenient if you sit in trousers. For example, while driving. If you plan to wear trousers or play sports, then this does not matter.

Is it worth it to quilt raincoat fabric yourself?

You can do it yourself, but this increases the complexity of the product. It is better for beginning couturiers to use ready-made materials.

In addition to raincoat fabric, such trousers can also be sewn from sandwich-type knitwear, which consists of two layers.

For lining, you can use either lining fabric, fleece or footer.

The consumption of the “top” fabric with a width of 150 cm will be 130 – 230 cm. But please note that the declared width may be less due to the fact that the fabric is not quilted close to the edges and/or has become slightly narrower during the quilting process.

The lining consumption is 145 – 230 cm, also with a width of 150 cm.

In addition to fabric, you will need an elastic band and cord.

Instructions on how to buy, how to print yourself and others

How to choose a size without using tables and taking measurements

What height are the patterns for?

How to buy a pattern ready-made electronic pattern

How to print a pattern at home in full size on A4 sheets or on sheets of any other size

How to assemble a pattern after printing

Simple patterns for dresses, sweatshirts, skirts and trousers in full size Free

How to cut warm women's trousers from quilted fabric using a ready-made pattern

The fabric is folded in half, as in normal cutting (picture 2). But, if this is inconvenient, then you can cut it and spread it in one layer.

Cutting the lining layer is no different.

Seam allowances are 1 cm. Exceptions: waist cut - do not add at the waist; at the bottom 4 - 6 cm.

The belt is a strip 10–12 cm wide. This is based on:

Two finished widths + 2 cm.

Belt length = trouser waist length + 2 cm

After cutting, we make cuts at the knee level and at the entrance to the pocket.

Do you need a valance?

If the lining is the same color as the top, then beginners can do without it. If the pocket has a secret zipper, you can also get by. A raincoat valance may not be very pocket friendly. But, if you need it, then you should cut out two rectangles 19 by 5 cm.

View layouts for different sizes of trousers of similar design using an example trouser patterns with elastic Fig 2 - 4.

The lining is cut out in exactly the same way as the “top”, only instead of a belt we cut out burlap pockets.

How to sew

1. Collect "top".
2. Assemble the lining.
3. Sew a belt.
4. Connect.
5. Fold the bottom.

Now that the general processing sequence is clear, let's consider pocket processing (picture 3):

1. If a valance is provided, stitch it onto the burlap in the area where the pocket enters.
2. If a zipper is provided, sew it along the entrance to the pocket and connect the flange to the PP.
3. Sew the pocket entrance areas: the barrel with burlap and the PP with burlap (Fig. 3) from notch to notch.
4. Sew the burlap along the edge.
5. Sew the burlap at the waist.