Harem pants pattern

PLEASE NOTE! This listing is a PDF PATTERN only, not a finished product. Loose fit trousers with patch pockets and elastic waistband. YOU WILL HAVE: * PDF Pattern file A0, A4 and US letter formats * PDF Sewing Tutorial PRODUCT INFO: * PDF Instant Download * All the pattern files in A0, A4 and US letter format - you can print them from home and easily tape pages together! * Pattern includes size XS,S,M,L,XL,XXL * Easy to follow Sewing Tutorial with step by step pictures. * PATTERN INCLUDES…

Digital-PDF pattern for sewing Harem-style Baggy Pants with Dropped Crotch and optional In-seam Pockets. Inspired by Michi Pants from Atelier Delphine's collection https://atelierdelphine.com/search?q=michi&type=product See patterns for the complete Set: - PANTS > mc2-9029 - TOP > mc2-4022 > https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1338773786/ Sizes: S-M-L-XL-2XL-3XL-4XL (two sizes added to the Body Measurements Guide) To find out which size fits you best - use our MC2 Body Measurements Chart as your…

Hi, my dear readers ♥ Today I want show you two things - first - a pair of DIY harem pants I made from a tie-dyed fabric and second - s...

E ach piece makes one leg, sewn together in the U (make the U long enough to go from belly to back of waist), make tops of U long eno...

A sweet tutorial: how to make your own harem pants. It's my first time using illustrator to draw the instructions and I'm pretty stoked about how they turned out!! Yes, that elephant is driving a d...

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Here is a step-by-step tutorial on DIY harem pants with slits on side. These are so cute on their own, or layer them with overskirts, hip scarves or circle skirts. :)

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I rarely sew for myself. It's one of those mechanic's-car-never-runs, plumber-has-leaky-faucets type of things. When I'm making something for myself (ergo, not getting paid or having someone depending on me) I have no sense of urgency. I tend not to finish the things I make for myself, leaving them unhemmed, closed with safety pins instead of a hook and eye (that's literally true. I made a skirt and wore it for years without putting a hook and eye on it). I also never make anything fussy or…