"Cough, look over here...I would like to extend to you an invitation to the
pants party."
Following my
three-
part series on how to turn a big piece of fabric into a wearable pair of pants, I proceeded to make several more pairs, tweaking the fit and details each time.
These are the results.
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I actually made these before, but they are a favorite. Narrow leg denim trousers. |
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These were made before too. Wool lined in flannel. Just like wearing pajamas. |
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The Pants Diary pants. |
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Bright navy, very thin fabric. |
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Grey wool suiting. Sorry for the gratuitous bum shot, but these are probably the best all around fit. |
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Stone twill. Replaces an old pair I had that were HUGE in the waist. |
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Olive twill. Probably my favorite pair. |
And there you have it. Seven pairs of pants that fit really well that I can wear to work. I have some camel colored pinstripe fabric to make into another pair, and I'm hoping to make some black
wool pants lined in flannel sometime this winter. Then I should be all
set!
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