Women's Pants/Pull On Flare Pants Pattern | Elastic Waist Trousers PDF | Front Seam Slit Pants | Casual Lounge Pants | Easy Sewing L-XXL
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Step-by-step technological process of sewing the garment.
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- Press open the front center seam of the pants and press the seam allowance of the slit to 1.0 cm.

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- Secure the seam allowance of the front slits with invisible stitches, stopping 5 cm above the bottom of the pant legs.

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- Sew the center seam of the front pant piece up to the marking for the slit, placing the central and side pieces right sides together.

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- Finish the edges of the central and side sections of the front pant piece separately.


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- Sew bar tacks along the front pant slit, aligning the slit folds edge to edge. Each bar tack should be 1.0 cm wide.

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- Mark seven bar tacks along the front pant slit, spacing them 7 cm apart.


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- Sew and finish the side seam of the pants at the same time using a 4-thread overlock machine (or sew with a regular machine and finish with a 3-thread overlock), making sure to align the notches.

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- Stitch and serge the inseams of the pants at the same time using a 4-thread overlock machine (or stitch on a regular sewing machine and serge with a 3-thread overlock).

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- Press the inseam allowances toward the back leg of the pants.


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- Using an iron, gently stretch the back inseam until its length matches the front inseam (scan the QR code to watch the video).

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- Join the right and left pant legs along the seat seam with a double stitch: sew one way first, then go back, placing the second stitch 1.0 mm from the first.

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- Sew along the bottom edge of the pants using a flatlock machine. If a flatlock machine isn’t available, you can finish the raw edges first, then stitch them together with a regular sewing machine. Allow for a 2.0 cm seam allowance.

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- Sew the ends of the waistband together, matching the notches, and leave a 2 cm opening to insert the elastic.


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- Secure the seam allowance at the bottom of the slit with invisible hand stitches.

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- Stitch the ends of the elastic, overlapping them by 1.0 cm. Make sure the elastic doesn't get twisted!

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- Press open the joining seam and then fold the waistband in half lengthwise and press.

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- Sew and serge the waistband to the top edge of the pants at the same time using a 4-thread overlock machine (or sew with a regular sewing machine and serge with a 3-thread overlock), making sure to align the notches.

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- Press the waistband seam allowance down toward the pants.

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- Insert the elastic into the waistband, making sure the length matches your size.



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- Add vertical stitches at the waistband along the side seams of the pants to keep the elastic from twisting.
