Here is one more pair of pull-on pants using out-of-print (OOP) Kwik Sew 3663 and borrowing the cargo pocket from McCall's 6973. This time around, I eliminated the side pockets from Kwik Sew 3663 and replaced them with two front-facing leg cargo pockets. These pants will be worn by someone who sits most of the day. My hope is that these pockets will provide better access.
The hem is top-stitched with a 1 1/2" hem. The elastic opening hasn't been closed because I'm not sure if it needs to be tightened. For some reason these look loose to me. It's a challenge when you're sewing for someone that is not near by to try them on when you want to check sizing. These are a gift / charity project.
The fabric is a beautiful light-weight cotton denim that I had sitting in my stash. It was pre-treated with a machine wash and dry before moving onto the ironing board for a steam pressing and then the cutting stage.
Project Details
Seam finish: Serged
Fabric: 2 metres
Elastic: 98 cm (38 1/2")
Patterns: McCall's 6973 and OOP Kwik Sew 3633
Additional Tools and Supplies: Cutting table, scissors, thumb / hand brace, pins, pin cushion, tailor's chalk, measuring tape, measuring gauge, sewing machine, blind hem foot, regular presser foot, serger, threads, thread clipper, iron, ironing board, and tea breaks.
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