This is such a comprehensive tutorial, I almost want to cry! Every time I had a question you answered it in the next clip. 😍 Also blown away by that hem ruler you use in step 8, I didn't know those were a thing!
Ah thank you, that's so encouraging to hear! 🥰 The hem ruler is made by Clover - their ones are especially good as they're non-slip and don't overheat 🙃 hope your trousers turn out well! 😍✨
Ah thank you - I am still active! It just takes me a long time to make each pattern/tutorial 🙈 😂 I have a new pattern/tutorial coming out in about 2 weeks time though and you can follow what I'm up to on Instagram/TikTok where I post more regularly 🙃 💕
This tutorial made me feel like I could do it! I'm more in beginner but it's so comprehensive and complete that I don't think I'll have much of an issue giving it a try!😊
I’ve made two of these palazzo pants now. Such a flattering and wonderful design. And the sew-a-long is a lovely addition to the comprehensive written instructions. ❤
I agree with lots of these comments. This popped up on my recommended- I loved everything about this tutorial. I bought the pattern within 10 minutes and I love the pattern instructions which match your tutorial style. I have subscribed and am looking forward to more straight forward patterns like this for core wardrobe stuff. Thank you ❤
Ah thank you Katherine, that's such lovely & encouraging feedback to hear & so glad your enjoying the patterns! 😍 I'm working on a dramatic but simple wool coat project at the moment for Autumn and there'll be a batwing blouse out at the end of the summer too 🙃 💕
Very nice pattern, I love the pockets, and the adjustable back is a great detail. I wonder if you also plan to release a pattern for the blouse you are wearing by the canal? It looks so nice with these pants.
Ah thank you and yes, that pattern will be released in the next month! It's quite a simple one so I'm going to put it out as a free release for my mailing list - here's the link if you'd like to join 🥰 ✨ view.flodesk.com/pages/621d0c547e7ec064e82a0e6e
What an amazing comprehensive tutorial and so tidy, no strings! I am sad that it doesn't come in XL sizes, but loved the video all the same. I also have to say those hairpin pins worked like a charm.
The largest size on the pattern is equivalent to an international 3XL / UK 24 / US 20, and I also have a free grading guide to adjust to any size above that 🥰 ✨ The pins are called 'fork pins' made by a company called Clover - much more secure than regular pins - I love them! 🙃 💕
Hi Sasha, thank you for this wonderful tutorial, I'm currently sewing along my first pair of pants and loving it. I have enough fabric left over and would love to make the top your models are wearing in the cover of this video ❤ Do you happen to have a pattern for that as well please? Thank you!!!
Ah so glad you're enjoying the make! That top is my own design but I'm afraid I don't have a pattern released for it at present - I drafted them very quickly onto the cloth the night before the shoot! 🥰 ✨
I really like these pants, but I would rather not have the tie at the back. I'm thinking it wouldn't be too hard to just put in a longer piece of elastic like the way you did the pair you are wearing. The jacket looks lovely too... will probably have to do both.
Hi Kathleen, yes you could certainly use elastic like I did on the first pair - the pattern is the same just without the buttonholes. I’d say the only issue would be if you’re hip to waist ratio is quite differing - so if you have a very small waist in comparison to hip measurement. But using a very soft & stretchy elastic would help a lot with this, or even traditional style shirring (3rd method in my shirring video)
If you do go for the pattern & would like to try it this way please feel free to get in touch for some extra tips on putting in the elastic if needed! And the jacket pattern will be out in a couple of weeks time 🥰✨
@@sashastarlight I would also love to make these with the shirring method like in your other video. I'm trying to wrap my head around what order to add the elastic casings. At what point in the construction would you add them?
What are those bent double pins that you use please? Great tutorial! So clear! I’ve never created pants/trousers but I’m super inspired by this tutorial to give it a go.
Oh that’s so exciting, I actually trained in traditional tailoring originally!! I’m not taking on one-to-one students at the moment but where are you based? I might be able to send you some recs 🙃✨
Hi there! I've released a free grading guide to go with this pattern to take it up to any size - you can download it here - drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=12IPoNV7CgQ8I4kST6tbXlWrp9cOWQcnA
I have just purchased your palazzo pants pattern and in your tutorial video you mention that your blue pair have an elastic waist. Do you have a pattern adjustment for the elastic back at all?
I don't at the moment but I'm going to put together a video showing how to do this - the pattern is exactly the same though, just a slightly different construction to get the elastic in ✂️ ✨
Hello Sasha, I've bought 2cm wide ribbon but I only have 3cm wide elastic right now, will it be okay to use together? I've noticed your elastic and tape seem to have only a 0.5cm gap, I wonder if I should stick to those proportions.
Bought a sewing machine and all the stuff specifically to make these pants, because I was born with the "How hard can it be?"-gene, but I just bought the pattern and now I'm intimidated... 🤣
How do you feel about a double folded hem instead of the serged and single folded hem? I want to make these pants as durable as possible, but the serged and single folded seem easier. Any particular reasons for the way you did it? (weight, ease, durability is similar? idk, etc) Thank you!
Hi Joan - sorry for the slow response, I've had my head down getting my new pattern out the last few weeks! You can certainly double fold the hem if you'd rather - a serged & single folded hem is just as durable but some people prefer the look of a double fold. I went with that option as it's quicker & hidden inside the garment at the bottom 👍 ✨
Tutorial was extreamely easy to follow, and english is not my primary language. I have a question tho... When I'm supposed to attach the elastic to the waistband can't I just attach it when I'm sewing the two pieces of waistband together? It seems like an extra step to me.
If that works better for you go for it! I find it a little tricky to get a really neat finish at the sides sewing it all at once which is why I break it up ✨
I have some lovely material i want to use to make these, but it needs a lining (its a lovely satin but a little see through in the light) how would you suggest I go about lining these?
sorry for the late reply - for pattern help it's always best to get hold of me on Etsy for a quick response! I'd say lining these isn't the best idea due to the gathers at the back... if I was to try it I would cut the lining exactly the same as the outer and treat as one piece when sewing together ✂️ ✨
Does anyone know if this would be an okay pattern for someone who's never sewn clothes before? I've made quilts, pillowcases, even bow ties, but I've never done clothes before and I really love the look of these pants. Also, would they work okay with linen? I've heard that linen gathers really well but I've never personally worked with it.
I'd say it would be a challenge but also if you take your time, small steps and are patient with your progress I'd never say never! The waistband is the most challenging part - perhaps skip to that part of the tutorial & see how you feel about the processes 👌 And yes, linen would work great 🙃 💕
Hello, I have your pattern. I would like to know where the fabric you used in this sewing came from and what is its name. I would be very grateful if you could recommend a fabric shop you know.
Hi Kim! This is a suiting weight pure wool and I got it from one of the shops in Shepherd's Bush, London UK but it was quite a few years ago - I bought the whold bolt as it was such a good price & I loved the colour! If you're based in London normally I get my fabric at Woolcrest Textiles in Hackney as it's near my studio, online via independent sellers on Etsy or I have my own digital prints made up with Maake. Hope that's helpful! 🙃 ✨
my hip measurement is a size bigger than my waist measurement. Should I try and grade between sizes or could i simply get away with the bigger size because of the adjustable waist?
I'd definitely go for the bigger size as the waist can be easily gathered in at the back - I fall into the Small size bracket & most of my pairs are in the Large size as I like the extra swoosh 🙃 💕 Also just to add - Etsy's the best place to contact me for pattern support as I often miss messages on here! ✨
You need fabric that drapes and gathers well, otherwise the back of the pants will look very bulky and odd. In that regard, crepe should be suitable. Make sure, the fabric is actually suitable for machine washing and regular wear, though. Crepe is mostly used in evening wear and often not exactly sturdy.
Yes, crepe would work - synthetic crepe is generally suitable for machine washing on a delicate cycle, but silk could be used and the finished piece hand washed or dry cleaned 🥰 ✨
hello very nice lady gorgeous videos please I ask request very nicely please kindly place the video camera on the floor and film how to operate the industrial sewing machine foot pedal how it's used to sew please kindly reply back OK?thank you very much and have a beautiful day 😊
I'd say it would be a challenge but also if you take your time, small steps and are patient with your progress I'd never say never! The waistband is the most challenging part - perhaps skip to that part of the tutorial & see how you feel about the processes 🥰 ✨
Love all ur clothes and ur tutorials r the best!!! Thank you 👍🏾💋
This is such a comprehensive tutorial, I almost want to cry! Every time I had a question you answered it in the next clip. 😍 Also blown away by that hem ruler you use in step 8, I didn't know those were a thing!
Ah thank you, that's so encouraging to hear! 🥰 The hem ruler is made by Clover - their ones are especially good as they're non-slip and don't overheat 🙃 hope your trousers turn out well! 😍✨
It’s a shame this channel isn’t updated anymore bc this tutorial is one of the most comprehensive I’ve seen on RUclips ❤
Ah thank you - I am still active! It just takes me a long time to make each pattern/tutorial 🙈 😂
I have a new pattern/tutorial coming out in about 2 weeks time though and you can follow what I'm up to on Instagram/TikTok where I post more regularly 🙃 💕
One of the best tutorials I’ve ever watched…. on any topic. Exceptional. ❣️🇺🇸🇨🇱
Ah yay that's so lush to hear - thank you!! 🤩 ✨
This tutorial made me feel like I could do it! I'm more in beginner but it's so comprehensive and complete that I don't think I'll have much of an issue giving it a try!😊
Oh that's so cool to hear, thank you 🤩 hope you're enjoying the make & do tag me if you share any pics, I'd love to see 🥰 ✨
Wow! I’m impressed with your detailed explanation. Thanks for breaking it down for new sewers like me 🎉
ah so glad you enjoyed the style of it! 🙃 ✨
I never sewed such an intelligent sewing pattern! 🥹 Every line matches perfectly. THANK YOU SO MUCH! I am looking forward for your next projects ❤
Ah this is so amazing to hear! So glad you enjoyed the make & thank you for taking the time to let me know 🙃 💕 ✨
I’ve made two of these palazzo pants now. Such a flattering and wonderful design. And the sew-a-long is a lovely addition to the comprehensive written instructions. ❤
Fantastic! I always wondered how to 'stitch in the ditch' properly. You explained it so well. 🤩
Ah yay thank you, glad you found it clear 🙃💕
I think this is the best sewing tutorial I've ever seen ❤
Ah thanks so much Fiona this comment has made my day! 😭🙃 💕
I love your teaching style. Thank you!
Ah so lovely to hear that, thank you 🥰 ✨
YOU ARE A DREAM - THANK YOU!!!!!
Aww so sweet thank you 😭 💕
thanks so much for such clear instructions. Feel confident to try to make them.
Ah that's great to hear Lesley, thank you! How did you get on? 😍 ✨
I agree with lots of these comments. This popped up on my recommended- I loved everything about this tutorial. I bought the pattern within 10 minutes and I love the pattern instructions which match your tutorial style. I have subscribed and am looking forward to more straight forward patterns like this for core wardrobe stuff. Thank you ❤
Ah thank you Katherine, that's such lovely & encouraging feedback to hear & so glad your enjoying the patterns! 😍 I'm working on a dramatic but simple wool coat project at the moment for Autumn and there'll be a batwing blouse out at the end of the summer too 🙃 💕
Very nice pattern, I love the pockets, and the adjustable back is a great detail. I wonder if you also plan to release a pattern for the blouse you are wearing by the canal? It looks so nice with these pants.
Ah thank you and yes, that pattern will be released in the next month! It's quite a simple one so I'm going to put it out as a free release for my mailing list - here's the link if you'd like to join 🥰 ✨
view.flodesk.com/pages/621d0c547e7ec064e82a0e6e
Fantastic tutorial. I am not even seeing at the moment, just enjoyed the instructions and end product ❤
ah so cool to hear you enjoyed! 🥰 ✨
What an amazing comprehensive tutorial and so tidy, no strings! I am sad that it doesn't come in XL sizes, but loved the video all the same. I also have to say those hairpin pins worked like a charm.
The largest size on the pattern is equivalent to an international 3XL / UK 24 / US 20, and I also have a free grading guide to adjust to any size above that 🥰 ✨
The pins are called 'fork pins' made by a company called Clover - much more secure than regular pins - I love them! 🙃 💕
Eeeeeek can’t wait for the matching jacket now 🤩
Ah yay! I’m editing the jacket video together this week 🙃✨
This is absolutely amazing and I can’t wait to try making these
Ah yay! Hope the make went well for you 🥰 ✨
Hi Sasha, thank you for this wonderful tutorial, I'm currently sewing along my first pair of pants and loving it. I have enough fabric left over and would love to make the top your models are wearing in the cover of this video ❤ Do you happen to have a pattern for that as well please? Thank you!!!
Ah so glad you're enjoying the make! That top is my own design but I'm afraid I don't have a pattern released for it at present - I drafted them very quickly onto the cloth the night before the shoot! 🥰 ✨
Amazing Amazing thank you so much for sharing your amazing work and how to make these amazing trousers 👖 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤
Ah so sweet thank you for the lovely words 🥰 hope you enjoy making yours 🙃 ✨
What a brilliant tutorial ❤ thank you so much zx
Thank you Chamali! So glad you enjoyed 🥰 ✨
This is an amazing tutorial!
Ah thanks so much - so glad you enjoyed 🙃 ✨
Wow, i love this pattern 🎉❤
Ah yay, so cool to hear 🤩 ✨
Great tutorial!
thank you 🙃 ✨
Love it ! Please make more ❤❤❤❤❤
Ah thank you that’s so encouraging 💕✨
I really like these pants, but I would rather not have the tie at the back. I'm thinking it wouldn't be too hard to just put in a longer piece of elastic like the way you did the pair you are wearing. The jacket looks lovely too... will probably have to do both.
Hi Kathleen, yes you could certainly use elastic like I did on the first pair - the pattern is the same just without the buttonholes. I’d say the only issue would be if you’re hip to waist ratio is quite differing - so if you have a very small waist in comparison to hip measurement. But using a very soft & stretchy elastic would help a lot with this, or even traditional style shirring (3rd method in my shirring video)
If you do go for the pattern & would like to try it this way please feel free to get in touch for some extra tips on putting in the elastic if needed! And the jacket pattern will be out in a couple of weeks time 🥰✨
@@sashastarlight I'm also very interested in those extra tips 😅😂
@@sashastarlight hi, I'm also interested in this version without ribbon :)
@@sashastarlight I would also love to make these with the shirring method like in your other video. I'm trying to wrap my head around what order to add the elastic casings. At what point in the construction would you add them?
What are those bent double pins that you use please?
Great tutorial! So clear!
I’ve never created pants/trousers but I’m super inspired by this tutorial to give it a go.
they're called 'fork pins' made by a company called Clover - much more secure than regular pins, I love them! 😍 ✨
Cheers for replying!
Where can I buy this pant pattern, thank you, love your tutorials, amazing❤️
Ah thank you! You can find the Palazzos pattern here -
sashastarlight.etsy.com/uk/listing/1374772819/palazzo-pants-pattern-digital-pdf-video
💕
Hey Sacha, I just love your patterns and toturials. I'm actually training to become a tailor and wanted to know if you take studens?
Oh that’s so exciting, I actually trained in traditional tailoring originally!! I’m not taking on one-to-one students at the moment but where are you based? I might be able to send you some recs 🙃✨
Are you gonna extended the sizing someday soon? My size is not there and those pants are perfect for bigger size. Thanks
Hi there! I've released a free grading guide to go with this pattern to take it up to any size - you can download it here -
drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=12IPoNV7CgQ8I4kST6tbXlWrp9cOWQcnA
What size would you like to see in future pattern releases? 💕
@@sashastarlight sizing to go Up to 60" hips.
@@sashastarlight wow! Thanks!!
I have just purchased your palazzo pants pattern and in your tutorial video you mention that your blue pair have an elastic waist. Do you have a pattern adjustment for the elastic back at all?
I don't at the moment but I'm going to put together a video showing how to do this - the pattern is exactly the same though, just a slightly different construction to get the elastic in ✂️ ✨
Hello, beautiful tutorial and amazing pants! Could you tell if this model is unisex or not please?
Thank you! They are cut to be unisex and length is easily altered to any height - although they do not have a front fly ✨
Ce partage est magnifique
merci 🥰 ✨
Hello Sasha,
I've bought 2cm wide ribbon but I only have 3cm wide elastic right now, will it be okay to use together?
I've noticed your elastic and tape seem to have only a 0.5cm gap, I wonder if I should stick to those proportions.
Yes that will be totally fine - enjoy the make & do tag me if you share any pics, I'd love to see! 🤩 💕
@@sashastarlight Thank you! I will!
Bought a sewing machine and all the stuff specifically to make these pants, because I was born with the "How hard can it be?"-gene, but I just bought the pattern and now I'm intimidated... 🤣
Aww no you've got this!!! 💪 feel free to message me on Etsy if you need any extra guidance or support too 🙃 ✨
How do you feel about a double folded hem instead of the serged and single folded hem? I want to make these pants as durable as possible, but the serged and single folded seem easier. Any particular reasons for the way you did it? (weight, ease, durability is similar? idk, etc) Thank you!
Hi Joan - sorry for the slow response, I've had my head down getting my new pattern out the last few weeks!
You can certainly double fold the hem if you'd rather - a serged & single folded hem is just as durable but some people prefer the look of a double fold. I went with that option as it's quicker & hidden inside the garment at the bottom 👍 ✨
@@sashastarlight thank you!!
Tutorial was extreamely easy to follow, and english is not my primary language. I have a question tho... When I'm supposed to attach the elastic to the waistband can't I just attach it when I'm sewing the two pieces of waistband together? It seems like an extra step to me.
If that works better for you go for it! I find it a little tricky to get a really neat finish at the sides sewing it all at once which is why I break it up ✨
I have some lovely material i want to use to make these, but it needs a lining (its a lovely satin but a little see through in the light) how would you suggest I go about lining these?
sorry for the late reply - for pattern help it's always best to get hold of me on Etsy for a quick response! I'd say lining these isn't the best idea due to the gathers at the back... if I was to try it I would cut the lining exactly the same as the outer and treat as one piece when sewing together ✂️ ✨
What type of fabric did you say you used? I can’t quite tell what was said
the chartreuse pair are a suiting weight pure wool ✂️ ✨
What are those pins called? They look really good…
They're called 'fork pins', these ones are made by a company called Clover - much more secure than regular pins, I love them 😍 ✨
Does anyone know if this would be an okay pattern for someone who's never sewn clothes before? I've made quilts, pillowcases, even bow ties, but I've never done clothes before and I really love the look of these pants. Also, would they work okay with linen? I've heard that linen gathers really well but I've never personally worked with it.
I'd say it would be a challenge but also if you take your time, small steps and are patient with your progress I'd never say never!
The waistband is the most challenging part - perhaps skip to that part of the tutorial & see how you feel about the processes 👌
And yes, linen would work great 🙃 💕
Hello, I have your pattern. I would like to know where the fabric you used in this sewing came from and what is its name. I would be very grateful if you could recommend a fabric shop you know.
Hi Kim! This is a suiting weight pure wool and I got it from one of the shops in Shepherd's Bush, London UK but it was quite a few years ago - I bought the whold bolt as it was such a good price & I loved the colour!
If you're based in London normally I get my fabric at Woolcrest Textiles in Hackney as it's near my studio, online via independent sellers on Etsy or I have my own digital prints made up with Maake.
Hope that's helpful! 🙃 ✨
Comment assembler les feuilles du patron ? Avez vous une image avec le quadrillage et l’ordre des lettres ?
Oui c'est vrai! La « carte des tuiles » est incluse dans les instructions 🙃 ✨
what's the key words for the double head pin? omg I need those!!! They looks so handy😭💕
They're called 'fork pins' made by a company called Clover - much more secure than regular pins, I love them 🥰 ✨
thank you xx@@sashastarlight
Could you do a jersey knit with this???
No, non-stretch only for these 👍 ✨
my hip measurement is a size bigger than my waist measurement. Should I try and grade between sizes or could i simply get away with the bigger size because of the adjustable waist?
I'd definitely go for the bigger size as the waist can be easily gathered in at the back - I fall into the Small size bracket & most of my pairs are in the Large size as I like the extra swoosh 🙃 💕
Also just to add - Etsy's the best place to contact me for pattern support as I often miss messages on here! ✨
Do you have your pattern for projects rather than printed ??
All my patterns are digital only & can be found in my Etsy store as instant downloads ✨
would crepe fabric be ok for this pattern?
You need fabric that drapes and gathers well, otherwise the back of the pants will look very bulky and odd. In that regard, crepe should be suitable. Make sure, the fabric is actually suitable for machine washing and regular wear, though. Crepe is mostly used in evening wear and often not exactly sturdy.
Yes, crepe would work - synthetic crepe is generally suitable for machine washing on a delicate cycle, but silk could be used and the finished piece hand washed or dry cleaned 🥰 ✨
why can't i link with the download
oh I'm not sure... here's the link again -
sashastarlight.etsy.com/uk/listing/1374772819/palazzo-pants-pattern-digital-pdf-video
💋 ✨
What fabric did you say you are using? I couldn’t quite make it out.
In the video she's using a fine wool suiting fabric :)
@@EmyNegro thanks! 😃
Yes it's a fine wool suiting! The colour is chartreuse is the other word I'm saying in case that's where the confusion is 🥰✨
Thank you 🙃💕
hello very nice lady gorgeous videos please I ask request very nicely please kindly place the video camera on the floor and film how to operate the industrial sewing machine foot pedal how it's used to sew please kindly reply back OK?thank you very much and have a beautiful day 😊
I don’t have a plan for this type of video at the moment - are you struggling with your machine pedal? 🙃✨
would you recommend this project to someone who's just starting out in sewing? 🥹
I'd say it would be a challenge but also if you take your time, small steps and are patient with your progress I'd never say never!
The waistband is the most challenging part - perhaps skip to that part of the tutorial & see how you feel about the processes 🥰 ✨