Let's Sew - LCDs of Pant Fitting Part 2 - Episode 247

This is a concept that is so important we have to cover it again. This is the ancient technology that will allow your clothes to fit wonderfully and look great.
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Peggy Holds a degree in Fashion Design and Fashion Merchandising from Brigham Young University. As a mother to four sons, Peggy spends her time divided between teaching and creating new patterns for Silhouette Patterns, a line of contemporary patterns available to the home sewer. During her career she has taught college courses in pattern drafting and design. She professionally drafts patterns for individuals and manufacturers all across the country ranging from golf apparel to black tie performances. In addition to apparel designs, Peggy has designed the patterns of the costumes worn by the Mens Olympic Figure Skating Gold Medalist, Elvis Stojko.

[@susanc1179]

You hit it out of the park with Part 1 and now there’s a Part 2?! This is so awesome! Thank you!

[@chantalpinsonneault1299]

WHAT A USEFUL VIDEO WITH PICTURES!!! Yes capital letters. It's one of the most useful I've ever come across. Thank you Peggy. NOW I understand what was wrong with my back pant legs.

[@SewLady]

Thank you, will be watching this numerous times.

[@tufornumberone]

I am adding this to the numerous pants fitting videos I have from you. Still not there yet but it is making more sense. TY

[@joannfagen4457]

Great explanations, thank you.

[@donnac5201]

Great explanations. Thanks so much Peggy!

[@millysews5646]

So grateful for the pant fitting videos.

[@lynnm.johnson5755]

Another great video! You are an excellent teacher. Thank you so much!

[@francinegodhelp-hazeveld2159]

Thanks for explaining the grainline. Great 👍🏻

[@vernabohnert635]

Thank you, always learn from you!🙏

[@susansteinruck9856]

Thank so much Peggy. Being stuck inside with ice everywhere I am making the pants muslin up. So this came at a perfect time. Thank you. It is so helpful

[@bluzfan190]

This concept is brilliant! I already bought the Pants Fitting DVD a couple of weeks ago when it was not on sale (but haven't had time to watch it yet), and I think it it's worth 10 times more than its price. I've been sewing pants for about 40 years, and they all would have fit better and would have been easier and faster to make if I could have applied your insight. Thank you.

[@delee2471]

Thanks Peggy! Another well explained video and photos makes a big difference in understanding each of these issues.

[@victoriahannah1633]

Thank you, I’m trying and front of pants looking pretty good. Back is a work in progress. There have been few days I just wanted to torch these pants but I keep hanging in. All this though is really going to help me get my pattern fixed.

[@esthervelasquez6075]

Thankyou for another inspiring, informative lesson. I will be trying to put your knowledge to use this weekend 🙏!

[@ranaeebonella2655]

Beautifully said

[@robyn3349]

Thank you!

[@brendashenda4249]

you said to add at waist in the last video. ?

[@cleanqueen75]

On the one with the back crotch length too short, wouldn’t you extend the crotch points out?

[@ames0596]

how to transfer this to the pattern ? its one dimensional vs the body 3D?

[@SilhouettePeeps]

Just use the muslin as your pattern....don't transfer....reduce the seam allowances down to 3/8, lay it down and use that as your pattern. Keep it simple!