Heyhey,
so another baby-pants isnt that cute? I just have to wait for a taxnumber and I can start my shop. 🙂 well this one took quite a while because of the applique. But I really like the final look! 🙂 and as you can see, I am still in my 70s phase, the funny thing about that is that I saw in the stores the fashion for autumn and it looks like 70s. 🙂 I am a trendsetter 🙂
Recipe
Ingredients
0.5 m cord fabric
0.2 m cotton with yellow check print
2 buttons
29 cm elastic 2cm wide
sewing thread yellow
paper, pins, paper shears, tailor shears, sewing machine, hand sewing needle and if you have one a serger
Pattern and cutting
pin the pant-parts from this pants and the flap-part from those to the cord fabric, remember you need to cut the flap twice in fold
draw a godet on paper in the length you want and the width you like
and cut the strap of the pant pattern and the godet out of the cotton fabric
pin the flaps together, from mark to mark, the godet to the front pants and fold the straps in the middle and pin the long side and one short end
draw some flowers on fabric scraps of the yellow cotton
pin the flowers to the places you want
Sewing
remember to secure your seams at beginning and end
sew the godets (also with serger) and flap and straps, at cut the corners at flap and strap
turn the flap around and pin the seams, turn the straps around as well and pin the side-seam
sew the side-seam and the straps parallel to the corners
next applique the flowers with a really tight zigzag-stitching
looks like this
then pin the inside-leg seam
sew both leg seams also with serger or a overedging stitch, now turn one leg right side out and put it into the other, then pin the crotch-seam
sew the crotch seam and also use a serger
now mark your seam allowance (1cm) and from there mark the width of the waistband (2.5cm)
fold the waistband over at both lines and pin the straps in at the mark
sew the waistband then fold the the strap up and sew it in the same line again
next pin a safety pin in one end of the elastic and pull it through the waistband
pin the ends of the elastic to the ends of waistband
then secure it with some stitches
next pin the flap to the front, sew it but leave 1cm (or your seam allowance) at both ends open
fold it over, fold the back up and pin it all together
sew it parallel to the edges
mark half of your hem allowance
fold it at that mark and once again over and pin the hem
sew it
next place your buttons
mark the placement for the buttonholes and sew them
next sew the buttons to the end of the straps
Finished!


Cute eh? If you have any questions, please feel free to ask! 🙂
keep sewing and smiling
your TailorFairy

Very cute!
thank you!
[…] so yet another baby-pants. I made a fitting hat isn’t that cute? Well soon I gonna start selling my cute baby-stuff, it all took so much longer then expected: First I had to get the shop officially registered (I had to pay a fee of course) and that was quite difficult, because it was in another office then it should have been… in another building and then the person wasn’t there and I had to talk to the replacement, who was really nice, but of course did not know as much as I had hoped for. Well it wasn’t his fault. Then I had to go to another department to get my tax number, because even though a trade is registered you need a tax number before you can start selling stuff. Well there they told me it will take 2 weeks before I’ll get my number… luckily it only took 1 week, but now I am waiting for my account data, for the new bank account I opened and for the visa card I need to open a shop at etsy. Since I will be travelling in september I am already considering to officially open in october now… well lets see how long the bank needs to send me that data. Anyhow I took pictures and bring you a tutorial for the cute baby hat and tell you whats different about this baby-pants, if you wanna know how to sew them please check back here, here or here. […]