Autumn/Winter Fabrics and Patterns for Trousers/Pants - Laurens top picks

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  • Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024
  • It’s a popular time of year to be making trousers and if you are looking to expand your handmade wardrobe to include these handy separates, that are great for pairing with your favorite tops and blouses, then you're in the right place!
    There are lots of different fabric options, along with a wide range of indie patterns in a variety of styles now available. So whether you are looking for a casual alternative to jeans, something smart for the office or a dressed up look for a night out with friends, in this post I will share with you the different styles and options to help inspire your next make!
    Follow this link to the corresponding blog post where you can find links to purchase the fabrics and patterns that I talk about.
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    In this video I am wearing the By Hand London Marie Blouse made in our exclusive Chicacheetah Print
    Fabric available here
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    We do still have kits available to make the Marie blouse in the blue colourway of the Chicacheetah Fabric
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Комментарии • 17

  • @suebrown5500
    @suebrown5500 Год назад +1

    So helpful and inspirational and please tell me what the blouse is you’re wearing. Thanks x

  • @JaqueBampi
    @JaqueBampi Год назад +2

    Two 👍🏻👍🏻 - much needed video! Thank you!

  • @lisagandola2254
    @lisagandola2254 Год назад +2

    Love that blouse you are wearing😍

  • @lindsaym8546
    @lindsaym8546 Год назад +2

    Super helpful video as always, thanks Lauren 😊

  • @rosieroo538
    @rosieroo538 Год назад +1

    Thank you, this was so helpful, I find choosing bottom weight fabrics so confusing. You should make a spring/summer version too :)

  • @karenmiller3300
    @karenmiller3300 Год назад +2

    Such a helpful informative video..thanks Lauren

  • @jackief7849
    @jackief7849 Год назад +1

    Thank you Lauren, a very useful vlog x

  • @marlaminer5887
    @marlaminer5887 Год назад +1

    very informative. Thank you

  • @annecarus2884
    @annecarus2884 Год назад +2

    Really clear helpful video - thank you!

  • @cathmckeever2728
    @cathmckeever2728 Год назад +1

    Brilliant! Thanks Lauren. 😊

  • @tomokoichi
    @tomokoichi Год назад +1

    Thank you so much for adding the wool alternatives for us with sensitive skin!!!

  • @ruthlanwarne8978
    @ruthlanwarne8978 Год назад +1

    Great video Lauren. I’d really like to get better at making trousers so might have a go at the Portobello ones as have that pattern already.

  • @pinkvelvetlingerie4939
    @pinkvelvetlingerie4939 Год назад +1

    Thanks - another great video. I’m cutting into your navy Fibremood viscose twill tonight- it’s gorgeous. Can I ask what pattern your blouse is?

  • @heathermyers2763
    @heathermyers2763 Год назад

    Thanks as always. I'm not familiar with a "wool wash" choice on my home washing machine. Would you be able to give more description? Thanks.

    • @LaurenGuthrieGhani
      @LaurenGuthrieGhani  Год назад

      Hello, on my machine it seems to be colder in temperature, a more gentle cycle, so doesn't tumble things around as much, is shorter (about 40 mins) and has a max spin of 800. I hope that helps :)

  • @ritaadler-everett5392
    @ritaadler-everett5392 Год назад +2

    Hi Lauren. Do pants made out of wool relax or stretch a bit, after wearing them all day? I have sewn pants in different fabrics that look 2 sizes too big on me by the end of the day. Thank you!

    • @LaurenGuthrieGhani
      @LaurenGuthrieGhani  Год назад +1

      Hi Rita, In all honestly I'm not 100% sure and I think it might depend on the fabric as well. I think if it had a bit of elastane/spandex then the changes would be lower as that will give the fabric recovery but if its quite a fine and dense weave then I think that would be unlikely to stretch/bag out. I hope that helps :)