Patrón de costura digital Florence Pant
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¡El pantalón Florence es el pantalón de pierna ancha más cómodo y fresco del país! Utilice este pantalón clásico y básico como punto de partida para una variedad de estilos de pantalones que le servirán durante años. Una silueta sencilla de pierna ancha y talle alto. El Florence tiene una cintura delgada que no es voluminosa alrededor de la sección media pero también tiene facilidad y espacio para moverse cómodamente, lo que hace que estos pantalones quieras usarlos una y otra vez.
En un lino suave, se sienten relajados y sin estaciones. En lona o lana más pesada, son indestructibles. Combínalos con un suéter de cachemira y zapatillas deportivas y úsalos para un viaje de fin de semana completo a las montañas, o úsalos en verano con una camiseta sin mangas de seda. O haz lo que yo hago y úsalos todo el tiempo como pijamas muy elegantes que te permiten pasar de tu sofá al mundo real sin cambiar nada.
Required Fabric, Tools, & Notions
Recomendamos telas de peso medio y sin elasticidad. El lino, el algodón, el cáñamo, los tejidos lisos o la lona funcionarán bien. Las telas más livianas agregarán más caída y las telas más pesadas darán como resultado una prenda más estructurada.
Necesitarás:
-Tela de su elección: consulte los requisitos detallados de la telaaquí
-Elástico de 5 cm (2”) de ancho cortado a la medida de tu cintura.
-Hilo de poliéster multiusos.
-Máquina de coser (capaz de realizar puntadas rectas)
-Aguja
Pattern Sizing & Fit
Este patrón se ofrece en toda nuestra gama de tallas, desde XXS a 4XL, y en tres opciones de longitud (corta, regular y alta).
Consulte nuestra guía de tallas detallada y medidas de prendas terminadas para este patrón.aquí.
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Techniques
Dificultad principiante. Este patrón requierepespuntesy elinserción de una cintura elástica. Elija entre tallas de EE. UU. XXS-4XL y tres opciones de longitud con diferentes medidas de tiro y entrepierna.
Este patrón tiene2 piezas de patrónen total, y se puede completar en aproximadamenteDos horas y mediaincluido el tiempo de corte.
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Love this pattern! The instructions are excellent.
Great pattern and very straight forward instructions! I really wanted a pair of shorts for the summer months so I hacked this pattern into shorts and it worked out perfect!
The Florence Pants are my favorite pants pattern, hands down. I have been sewing for 20+ years, and the drafting, fit and instructions for all the ES patterns never fail me. I have made four pairs of Florence pants, in different fabrics and weights, and they are the pants I reach for the most. My most recent pair is a pinwale cotton corduroy, great for the upcoming spring weather. I've even made a pair from an upcycled tablecloth, complete with a cutwork hem. There is a tutorial on YT for adding pockets I highly recommend, a few extra steps make these the perfect pants! I especially recommend them for bodies that have a generous bum and a 10"+ waist to hip ratio, they are easy to fit with the elastic waist. Thanks, ES!
Clear, concise instructions with excellent diagrams! A joyful make and the most swishy gorgeous pants to show for it :]
Easy to read and understand. Simple and basic to see. Love this pattern
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Great pattern and very straight forward instructions! I really wanted a pair of shorts for the summer months so I hacked this pattern into shorts and it worked out perfect!
Clear, concise instructions with excellent diagrams! A joyful make and the most swishy gorgeous pants to show for it :]
I loved making this pattern. I’ve been wanting some wide leg pants but not TOO wide. I love the high waist and the construction was easy especially the elastic. Not sure if it would be easy for a beginner? I’ve already made a second pair for my daughter in linen viscose and they look so good. I made mine in a thrifted batik sarong - so lovely old soft fabric. Perfect for the upcoming summer.
I had my doubts about paying so much for such a simple pattern (that didn't even include pockets) but they really are that great. The drafting is SO flattering, especially in the rear, but they're also as comfortable as pajama bottoms. I did end up adding inseam pockets on my own but they're a very fast sew.
I'm 5'7" with a long torso and usually add an inch to most patterns, but the rise on these in a large regular was REALLY high--past my navel. I made another pair and used the cut line for medium on the waist and that's more to my preference.
Great pattern, though. I get the hype now!
So easy to sew and so elegant and comfortable to wear! I really appreciate the tall option. I am 178cm tall. The right rise and length make all the difference, I think I’ll have to make all my own pants from now on, I am spoilt! Also loved the Clyde but found the calves too tight for comfortable sitting, so happily wearing these while eagerly awaiting the calf pattern revision on the Clyde’s. PS if you’re buying elastic from spotlight in Australia the 4cm width is much cheaper than the 5cm.
The Florence pant was my first time sewing a garment since taking a sewing class 20 years ago. It’s a very approachable pattern and yields an extremely comfortable pant. I followed the stitchcollective YouTube video for instructions for how to construct the pants with pockets
My Mom and I made these pants together and it was so fun! Directions are fairly easy to understand and the finished product is gorgeous! Plus, it was a special thing to share with my Mom and we made beautiful memories :)
I love these pants! I made them in a gauzy crinkle cotton poplin and they sewed up in an hour. They use my fave waistband method and 2inch elastic, which is perfect. The only change I will make in my next pairs will be to add pockets! Thanks so much for providing these patterns. They’re really great!!
Super easy make, very well explained and they fit like a glove and are very comfortable to wear. It will become a TNT pattern for sure!
I enjoyed using this pattern very much, and I am also enjoying the result-- which is essentially a "practice" pair made from a very old, very soft flannel sheet with big polka dots :-). The instructions were great for this very basic project, and I added pockets with the help of an excellent Stitch Collective video on Youtube (easily found with a basic browser search). The shape is just right for my body type, and now I know which size and length I want to use for the many pairs I hope to make and lounge around in soon!
Made the Harper, loved it! Looking forward to the other patterns and waiting for the olive linen to be restocked! Thanks for making your patterns available
Love this pattern! The instructions are excellent.
The Florence Pants are my favorite pants pattern, hands down. I have been sewing for 20+ years, and the drafting, fit and instructions for all the ES patterns never fail me. I have made four pairs of Florence pants, in different fabrics and weights, and they are the pants I reach for the most. My most recent pair is a pinwale cotton corduroy, great for the upcoming spring weather. I've even made a pair from an upcycled tablecloth, complete with a cutwork hem. There is a tutorial on YT for adding pockets I highly recommend, a few extra steps make these the perfect pants! I especially recommend them for bodies that have a generous bum and a 10"+ waist to hip ratio, they are easy to fit with the elastic waist. Thanks, ES!
Easy to read and understand. Simple and basic to see. Love this pattern
This was the first pair of pants I’ve ever sewn! They were so much fun to make, the instructions and pattern were clear and easy to follow! I’m already planning to make another pair-
I’m excited to make them! It’s easy to download!
This was the first sewing pattern I ever tried. Of course, I made some mistakes while cutting, but its simplicity never frustrated me — I was so passionate about the creation process. I ended up making three or four pairs of pants in different colors and materials in a short time. I love them, still wear them, and definitely plan to make more.
I do hope Liz will release a shorts pattern too! For now, I’ve used this one to make a pair of shorts, and it works surprisingly well.