Knitted trousers with stripes pattern in a box. How to sew stripes to trousers made from Gloria Jeans

Ready-made pattern of tight-fitting trousers with stripes for overweight people

You get three pattern sizes at once.

The pattern is given in three full-size sizes without seam allowances.

Hip circumference 116-120-124cm. See the table for other parameters.

Comfortable and fashionable tight-fitting knitted trousers with stripes on the sides. Using this pattern, you can sew trousers for work and home, for sports, etc. The scope of application of such trousers can be expanded endlessly.

For sewing you will need approximately 1.4-1.6 m (depending on the size) of elastic knitwear with a width of 1.5 m. Anyone will do elastic material, for example, fleece, jersey, velor or plush, footer, etc. For stripes, you can use eco-leather, thick elastic satin or other material suitable for the main material.

The pattern is sent instantly by email (to your e-mail address). The file with the pattern is included in the email attachment. You open it, print it on a regular printer, glue the sheets together, cut out the pattern pieces and you can start cutting.

To be able to print the pattern several times, save the file to your computer.

Note: First, print one sheet with a reference square of 10x10 cm. Check that its sides correspond exactly to 10 cm. Achieve this using the settings of your printer. Now you can print out all the pattern sheets and assemble them into one puzzle, according to the pattern, using narrow tape or an adhesive stick.

Before cutting out your pattern pieces, take a tape measure and compare your measurements to the pattern's measurements.

Please note that the pattern is designed for stretch materials with a minus increase.

Check your waist and hip circumferences, the length of the product, take into account the degree of elasticity of the material from which you are going to sew trousers.

When determining the optimal size for yourself, be especially careful about measuring your hip circumference and only then cut out the pattern pieces.

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The pattern is given in three sizes in full size without seam allowances

Cut by first folding the material face to face and allow seam allowances.

For stitched seams, it is enough to give 0.7-1 cm when cutting, and 2-3 cm for hemming the bottom.

• Front half of trousers 2 parts
• Back half of trousers 2 parts
• Lampas 2 parts (cut from finishing material)
• Belt 1 piece with fold

The pattern is designed for a conventionally typical figure. If your figure differs from the conventionally typical one, you should adjust the pattern taking into account the characteristics of your physique and only then start cutting.

Sewing

All sewing operations are accompanied by wet-heat treatment.

• Sew the stripes to the side seams of the front and back halves of the trousers.
• Stitch the step cuts.
• Connect the right and left trouser legs, grinding down the middle sections.
• Sew the cross sections of the belt (into a ring).
• Prepare an elastic band (connect it into a ring). We recommend an elastic band 4cm wide and 86-90-94cm long, according to size.
• Connect the belt and elastic band along the bottom edge of the belt, evenly distributing the tension.
• Fold the belt in half along the longitudinal section and stitch to the top edge of the trousers.
• Treat the bottom of the trouser legs.

That's all the work. With new clothes!

Difficulty level: JUST

TAPERED TROUSERS WITH STRIPES

INSTRUCTIONS FOR PRINTING PATTERNS AND SEWING SEQUENCE

Constructive additions: to the waist circumference - about 28 cm (the width along the waist line is approximately (Ob+1cm); to the hip circumference up to size 50 - 7.5 cm, from 52 to 58 - 9 cm, from 60 - 11 cm.

Material recommendations: main - mixed materials containing elastane fibers and threads (highly tensile), plain or with a “cage” pattern, stripe; finishing - knitted fabric or special knitted braid or base material with a check pattern, stripe when changing the direction of the warp thread (pattern) or plain.

When ordering a pattern you receive 3 pdf files:

• A file with instructions for printing a pattern, containing a control square and the measurements according to which the pattern was constructed;
• File with pattern in A4 format, for printing on a regular printer
• File with a pattern on one large sheet - for printing on a plotter

Pattern sample:

* PRINTING ON A4 FORMAT PRINTER:

When printing patterns in A4 format, open Adobe Reader and check the "Actual size" checkbox (or uncheck "Fit to page size") in the print settings.

Note the test square (or grid) on the pattern sheet. Its size is exactly 10 by 10 cm. It is needed in order to understand whether the printing scale is set correctly on your printer. Before printing the entire pattern, print out a sheet with a red square and measure it. 10cm sides? This means you can print the remaining sheets of the pattern. If the sides are more or less than 10 cm, you need to adjust the print scale of your printer. Otherwise, the pattern will not print correctly.

After printing all the pattern pages, glue them together in the order shown: the letters (A/B/C+) indicate the column, and the numbers (01/02/03+) indicate the row. The first (top left) pattern sheet will have the number A01.

*PRINTING ON A PLOTTER:

When printing a pattern on a plotter, open the pattern file in Adobe Reader (or Foxit Reader). Click on the "File" menu item, then select "Print". Select the Poster print mode under Page Sizing and Handling. Make sure the Segment Scale field is set to 100%. Check the boxes for Cutting Marks, Labels, and Split Large Pages Only.

The following designations are used on the pattern:

Parts Specification

1. Front part - 2 parts
2. Rear part – 2 parts
3. Facing the upper edge of the front part – 1 piece
4. Facing the upper edge of the back part – 1 piece
5. Lampas – 2 parts
6. Pocket burlap – 4 pieces

When cutting, add allowances for all connecting seams - 1.0 cm. There is no need to give a seam allowance for the bottom edge of the trousers and the bottom edge of the facings, because these sections will be overcast.

Material consumption when laying out parts according to the diagrams indicated below depends on the size of the product, the width of the material, as well as the possibility of laying out parts in different directions, the need to adjust the “cage” pattern along the side sections of the trousers, etc. Average material consumption when cutting all parts in one direction for sizes 44/46 - 1.2 m, for sizes 48/54 - 1.3 m, for large sizes and heights material consumption is 1.8-2.0 m with the width of the material not less than 150 cm.

The consumption of material for cutting stripes depends on height. The figure shows the length of the part for heights 164-176. To save material, they can be cut in the transverse direction, if the location of the pattern suits you.

Options for laying out parts when cutting parts in one direction with adjustment of the pattern along the side sections

In addition to the main material for making trousers, you will need:

- wide elastic band “elastic band” – 1.5-2 m;

- finishing cord – 1.5 – 1.8 m.

Technological sequence for processing trousers

Baste and then stitch the pocket burlap pieces to the front of the trousers following the reference marks (Stitches 1 and 3, Fig. 1). Stitch the edges (Stitches 2 and 4, Fig. 1). Sew the seam allowances onto the burlap (Line 4, Fig. 1) and onto the front of the trousers (Line 5, Fig. 1).

Baste and then stitch the pocket burlap pieces to the trouser stripes following the reference marks. Seal the cuts. Topstitch the seam allowances onto the burlap.

Baste and then stitch the stripes to the front of the trousers while basting and stitching the pocket burlap parts. Seal the cuts.

Baste and then stitch the stripes to the back of the trousers (Stitch 9, Fig. 1). Stitch the cuts (Line 10, Fig. 1).

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Attention! The seam allowances for attaching stripes to the back of the trousers should be pressed back, and the seam allowances for attaching stripes to the front of the trousers should be pressed to the front. You can sew the seam allowances on the back and front sections respectively using a finishing stitch (Stitch 11, Fig. 1).

Baste and then sew the trouser parts along the individual sections. Overcast seam allowances.

Baste and then stitch the right and left sides of the trousers along the middle edges. Overcast seam allowances.

What we have: jeans that are waiting to lose weight. They've been waiting for many years. So many that they have already gone out of fashion several times.

What we want: Turn completely unfashionable jeans into the most trendy denim of this summer. Now jeans with patches, appliques, and embroidery are in fashion - this is a good reason to create something similar.

Choose a method: I need to do everything quickly, in a few hours. Fiddling with patterns and adjustments is not my thing. It seems to me that the idea should be simple and doable even for a beginner. So I decided to make stripes. This word, of course, sounds somehow school-like and Soviet; one immediately remembers the white stripes sewn onto black sweatpants, which were mandatory for physics classes in elementary school. But in fact, the idea is trendy: various stripes are in fashion - lace, jacquard, silk... There are a lot of ideas on the catwalks.

To work, I will need my pants, a piece of thick furniture fabric, threads to match the jeans and a sewing machine.

Step 1. Cut strips of fabric approximately 5 cm wide.

Step 2. I cut each pant leg lengthwise. Ideally, of course, cut out the seam. He's of no use. But then you might lose the rivet on your pocket. So I choose to just make a cut right next to the seam, leaving 5-7mm for the new seam. When you cut, make sure you don't grab the pocket.

Step 3. This is what happens at this stage.

Step 4. I'm starting to sew on the stripes. I leave a stripe above the belt line. I do this in order to then imitate a belt. I don't use pins, I do it the old fashioned way. First I baste with contrasting threads, then I stitch it on a machine and remove the basting. I like this method better when I need to try on a thing while working.

Step 5. I baste the other side of the stripe to the pant leg. It is important that the stripe does not become deformed and then form an accordion. Therefore, make sure that everything is absolutely symmetrical.

Step 6. This is what you should get before sewing everything on the machine.

Step 7 Repeat steps 2 through 6 with the other pant leg.

Step 8 I'm stitching. I only need to make 4 stitches.

It happens to you that you bought an item, everything seemed to be fine in the store, but for some reason you no longer liked it and the clothes are collecting dust in the closet. This happened to me with the trousers that I bought at Gloria Jeans on sale; they became a victim of my greed. I don't like hoarding junk, so I'll give them a chance with a little remodeling.

Now it has become fashionable to wear pants with stripes, but I don’t yet have clothes with such a feature, so my today’s tutorial is how to sew stripes to ready-made trousers. As a result, I got something that I like, fits perfectly on my figure and I will definitely wear it!

This is what my pants looked like before the alteration. What didn't suit me? The fact that they fit tightly, like leggings, although they were my size. I wanted to make them a little looser and give them a sporty look so that they could be worn with sneakers or sneakers.

How to sew stripes to ready-made trousers

For the alteration, I needed a fabric that was closest in composition and quality to the material of the trousers; I took a thick suit. Also, this fabric should not be stretchy or stretchy, because I will not cut according to the rules, but precisely along the transverse one. In order to calculate the fabric consumption for stripes, you need to know the width of the future insert:

Fabric consumption = stripe width*2 + 4 cm (allowances for cuts)

I also had on hand such sewing tools as a seam ripper, tailor's pins, scissors, measuring tape, chalk, a sewing machine and an overlocker.

01. I take my trousers and, using a seam ripper, remove the waistband and completely unravel them along the side and bottom sections.

02. I cut out stripes - strips of fabric with parameters 6*100 cm, that is, when finished, my stripes will be 4 cm wide, and the length will be equal to the length of the trousers along the side cut.

03. Using tailor’s pins, I alternately pin the stripes to the side sections of the front and back.

04. I sew the stripes to the trousers, there should be four lines in total.

I overlock the seams with an overlocker; you can also use a zigzag stitch on a sewing machine to prevent the cuts from fraying.

05. I direct the allowances along the cuts inside the stripe, baste, and iron with an iron through the iron.

06. I sew the belt back into place, bend the bottom by the amount of allowance and hem it with hidden stitches, because there should be no visible stitches in the product, unless they are finishing ones.

In general, at this step my modification of how to sew stripes to trousers is finished. It took me exactly 2 hours, during which I received a wearable fashion item. Isn't this a great result!