With this method you do not have to add extra allowances when transferring the pattern on your fabric. You should have your actual waist/other measurements with the needed allowances by the time you are done sewing.
Thank you so much. I am glad you found it helpful. You might need approximately 2 to 3 yards of fabric depending on your body size (measurements). It’s always a good idea to buy a little extra fabric just in case, especially if you’re new to sewing or working with a fabric you haven’t used before. You can use most fabrics like crepe, jeans, chinos depending on what you are going for.
Nice tutorial, thank you
I am glad you found it helpful.
What happens to the 4inches you added to the back pattern ,the extra inches has added to the overall waist line extra
With this method you do not have to add extra allowances when transferring the pattern on your fabric. You should have your actual waist/other measurements with the needed allowances by the time you are done sewing.
Very nice 💯
Thanks a lot
You are adding allowance.
With this method I used, don't add extra allowance when transferring the pattern on your fabric.
Veey educating and easy to understand
Pls how many trouser of fabric can one use and the perfect type of fabric?
Thank you so much. I am glad you found it helpful.
You might need approximately 2 to 3 yards of fabric depending on your body size (measurements).
It’s always a good idea to buy a little extra fabric just in case, especially if you’re new to sewing or working with a fabric you haven’t used before.
You can use most fabrics like crepe, jeans, chinos depending on what you are going for.
@@jennesecrownz thanks so much 😊