WOWZER!! I love the green pants/jogger's so much-both pants are just lovely! It's funny what you said regarding orange with the plum --asI love red with purple tones!! :+) Thank you for sharing, and I cannot wait to get my book and digging in!! Have a great weekend!!
I love both versions on you! Unfortunately, the ponte was sold out,😕...but I tried with some ponte that I had and had very weird side seam draping/puckering issues. I think it may be the tension. What tension do you recommend for sewing drapey ponte with stretch? Thanks a bunch!
Are you sewing with a sewing machine or serger? I made mine with a serger, but if you’re using a sewing machine, I would play around with scraps with a narrow zig zag (like a 2.5 length and 1 width). Is your seam coming out wavy?
@@TomKatStitchery I used a sewing machine, regular straight stitch. Wow, never even occured to me to use the serger! The seam looked fine until i tried it on, then I saw that it was horribly wavy and puckering, not flowing and drapey like yours. I did take it apart, so I'll try the serger and see how it goes. Thanks so much, I have learned so much from you! :)
Hello. :) For some reason I just can't get the waistband look right. They are always look wrong. I love how yours looks. Any chance you can do a small video how to create it? Especially with the cord you are using. Thank you
Love how versatile this pattern is! Also, I would love to hear your thoughts on the Monroe turtleneck. I'm debating between it and the TATB mock neck (the Freya dress I think?) but none of my go-to channels have covered it. I'm new to knits and I know Tilly has great instructions but... Free sounds good to me 😅
I have made both. The Freya is a fantastic pattern and is more fitted. The Monroe is pretty boxy. I love my version, but I had to do it in a drapey rayon rib knit. I think it would have been too boxy in anything with more body.
I could see your plum pants with a pair of chocolate brown booties and your chocolate brown collared shirt with a slouchy light weight pop over sweater in a lighter version of the chocolate maybe even into taupe! Or your just completed brick sweater with a rusty coloured loafer
Both looks are great in their own way!
Thank you!
boot strings!! OMG that's such a brilliant idea! I'm definitely going to do that!
😂 oh good!
Looove that plum colour and the drap of that fabric. Chic and comfy, what else can one wish for. 💕
Thank you! I agree. The plum ponte drapes beautifully!
Love the joggers
Thank you!
The colour of that fabric is EVERYTHING!
Isn’t it dreamy?!!
Ordered, can't wait to get the book.
It’s a good one!
WOWZER!! I love the green pants/jogger's so much-both pants are just lovely! It's funny what you said regarding orange with the plum --asI love red with purple tones!! :+)
Thank you for sharing, and I cannot wait to get my book and digging in!!
Have a great weekend!!
I love purple with reds and oranges as well!
It just makes for a really nice contrast and it makes both of the colors just pop!
I love both versions on you! Unfortunately, the ponte was sold out,😕...but I tried with some ponte that I had and had very weird side seam draping/puckering issues. I think it may be the tension. What tension do you recommend for sewing drapey ponte with stretch?
Thanks a bunch!
Are you sewing with a sewing machine or serger? I made mine with a serger, but if you’re using a sewing machine, I would play around with scraps with a narrow zig zag (like a 2.5 length and 1 width). Is your seam coming out wavy?
@@TomKatStitchery I used a sewing machine, regular straight stitch. Wow, never even occured to me to use the serger! The seam looked fine until i tried it on, then I saw that it was horribly wavy and puckering, not flowing and drapey like yours. I did take it apart, so I'll try the serger and see how it goes. Thanks so much, I have learned so much from you! :)
The wide leg makes u look much more slender than the jogger pair of pants! I think I would like the wider leg as well.
Thank you!
Hello. :) For some reason I just can't get the waistband look right. They are always look wrong. I love how yours looks. Any chance you can do a small video how to create it? Especially with the cord you are using. Thank you
Ok! I can definitely show how I do my elastic waistbands!
This book is definitely going on my Christmas wish list.
Oh good!
The plum color looks fabulous on you. I love the joggers. (I used shoe strings too 😌).
Thank you! Aren’t shoe strings the best?!
Love these. Will have to make my daughter some when I get the pattern!
They are fantastic!
Love all of these patterns I might just have to get the book.lol😊💖
It’s a good one!
Love how versatile this pattern is! Also, I would love to hear your thoughts on the Monroe turtleneck. I'm debating between it and the TATB mock neck (the Freya dress I think?) but none of my go-to channels have covered it. I'm new to knits and I know Tilly has great instructions but... Free sounds good to me 😅
I have made both. The Freya is a fantastic pattern and is more fitted. The Monroe is pretty boxy. I love my version, but I had to do it in a drapey rayon rib knit. I think it would have been too boxy in anything with more body.
@@TomKatStitchery thank you so much for your thoughtful reply! I will go for the Freya to start. Hope you had a lovely weekend!
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I could see your plum pants with a pair of chocolate brown booties and your chocolate brown collared shirt with a slouchy light weight pop over sweater in a lighter version of the chocolate maybe even into taupe! Or your just completed brick sweater with a rusty coloured loafer
Yes!!! I will be styling all of these book pieces soon with the rest of my wardrobe!
Love the plum wide leg pants!
Thank you! I love them, too!
are these high rise pants ? that is what i need. do not like a low waist.
They hit right below my natural waist (top of pant is at my belly button).
Okay I am totally sold and have pre - ordered the book! Support small business! ;-))
😂 oh good! It’s a really good one!
This pattern would suit me fine. “Good one!” ~ L
It’s a good one!
Love the wide leg pants.
Thank you! I really love that pair as well!