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NEW PATTERN FOR SALE: The Romina Woven Pants PDF sewing pattern and tutorial

May 18, 2018 by Daniela Leave a Comment

Hi everyone,

Thank you for visiting our blog.

I am glad to introduce our new weekly pattern: The Romina Woven Pants PDF sewing pattern and step by step sewing tutorial.

This easy, sportswear style woven pants are an easy addition to a women’s wardrobe. Make them in a light woven fabric for a comfy summer pants!

Enjoy!

NEW PATTERN FOR SALE:

The Romina Woven Pants PDF sewing pattern and tutorial

FEATURES:

A loose fit, paper bag style pattern with an elastic waistband, faux fly zipper and front round pockets.
The pants also featured a tapered leg style and back pockets.

TECHNICAL DRAWING

MEASUREMENT

Please, select your ROMINA WOVEN PANTS with this chart
The patterns have 3’’ ease at HIPS point for the project.

MATERIALS

1. 2 1/2 meters of light to medium weight woven fabric
2. coordinating cotton or polyester thread
3. 1 yard of 2” wide elastic
4. two safety pints

LEVEL: Advanced Beginners

RECOMMENDED FABRIC

Light to medium weight woven fabrics such us linen, denim, tencel denim, chambray, cotton sateen.

THE FILE CONTAINS:

- - - A PDF downloadable pattern for A4 and Letter and copyshop page format.
      A fully illustrated, easy to follow tutorial with all the information required to create this pattern.
    - This pattern is delivered IN YOUR ORDER.
      You will receive a the following PDF files:

Fully graded PDF Patterns available in sizes from 4 to 22 for the PANTS

Step by step illustrated Sewing Tutorial and printing instructions: 17 pages

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FREE PATTERN ALERT: Taco Zipper Pouch

May 17, 2018 by Daniela Leave a Comment

Hi there,

Thank you for reading our blog!

Today I am so excited to present Melissa, from Mahlica Designs with a cool and easy Taco Zipper Pouch project!

Enjoy!

FREE PATTERN ALERT:

Taco Zipper Pouch

Hi, I am Melissa from mahlicadesigns . I have created this cute and easy sewing tutorial for us. If you want to get great sewing inspiration, check out Melissa’s instagram

Supplies

Quilting cottons in taco shell tan/yellow, lettuce green, sour cream white, & taco meat brown.
4 x 4in squares of felt in tomato red, lettuce green, and cheesy yellow.
Heavy weight fusible interfacing; 7in zipper, and basic sewing supplies.

Prep your pieces

Cotton wovens:
Cut 2 green pieces: 8in X 1.75in
Cut 4 white pieces: 1.5in X 2.75in
Cut 4 brown pieces: 1.75in X 2.75in
Cut 2 tan pieces using the template
Cut 2 interfacing pieces using the template
Cut 1 tan piece 7in X 2.5in
Cut 1 interfacing piece 7in X 2.5in
Cut tomato, lettuce, and shredded cheese shapes from the felt

Apply the fusible interfacing to the corresponding wrong side of the tan shell pieces.
Measure and mark 1/2in beyond the top and bottom zipper stops and trim away the excess zipper tape.

Mark the seam lines along the corners of the rectangle tan piece.

Assemble your Taco Zipper Pouch

1/2 inch seam allowance used throughout. Press as needed after each step.

Match up long edge of green fabric with edge of zipper tape (right side of fabric facing top side of zipper) and stitch next to the zipper teeth. Repeat for the other side.

Sandwich and center each end of the zipper strip between the white pieces. Right sides of the white facing each other. Stitch, being careful to avoid the zipper stops.

Sandwich and center each end of the zipper strip between the brown pieces. Right sides of the brown facing each other. Stitch.

Trim & square up the long sides of the zipper strip to a total finished width of 2.5in.

Place your felt toppings on the right sides of the tan shell pieces, making sure the toppings are pointing toward the center of the shell pieces, and that they will be caught in the seamline. Pin in place.

Right sides together. Place the long edge of the zipper strip along the curved edge of the shell piece. Pin in place and stitch. Back stitch at each end. Unzip your pouch if you haven’t already. Repeat with the second curved shell piece.

Topstitch along the seamline, catching the seam allowance beneath the tan fabric. Use pinking shears to trim the seam allowance if desired.

Right sides together, stitch the long edge of the remaining tan strip to the long bottom edge of the shell. Starting and stopping at the corners you marked and backstitching. Make sure your zipper is open. Repeat for the other long side.

Now stitch the short ends of the zipper strip and the tan strip closed, right sides facing. Starting and stopping at the marked corners. Backstitch. Use pinking shears to trim the seam allowance if desired. Turn right side out and gently push out your bottom corners.