Hello, today I bring you the mold of a palazo-type pants, which is tied in the back and in the front. As always, the sizes are with their respective colors, I made size 36.
I almost forgot to wear size 46, so this is the last of everything. All the measurements of the pen are like this in all sizes, this means that it does not matter if it is size 36 or 56, they always have to transfer it as it appears in the mold.
The molds once cut will look like this:
As you can see they are large molds, but it is for a reason .... that you are going to see what it is .....
Once they cut the fabric, they will look like this, remember you leave the seam allowance which is 1.0 cm.
Having everything ready ..... it's time to sew.
The first thing they have to do is sew the front shot with an overlock (if they have one) and the darts with a straight line.
They do the same with the butt. If you do not know where the tweezers go, what you have to do is: measure half from the outside of the mold to the dotted line that appears on the paper, that would be half the pants and from there they are 3.0 cm and 12 cm towards down (behind in front). In the back part the same measurement is made but from the shot into the pants.
Then they sew the inside of the legs, front to back.
As this pants does not have a "waist" or "internal view", what you have to do is sew a tape around the edge of the pants, this tape should remain at the ends (front and back) about 30.0 cm. Then they should sew more tape on the outside of the legs and in the hem (if they want).
I made a reinforcement with a straight line to all the seams made with overlock, to make it firmer and to give it a more presentable finish. Another thing I did was stretch the tape that goes at "the waist", from where the pants begin to the other end, both in the front and in the back.
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That's why I told them that the mold looked very big at first.
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