Otis Overalls Sew Along: DAY THREE

Join Meredith from Sew Liberated for Day Three of Five as she guides you through the process of sewing your very own Otis Overalls. This video covers steps 8-13, flat felling the crotch seams and inseam, sewing the cuffs, and prepping and assembling the front and back bibs. Find the pattern at sewliberated.com/products/oti...
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[@demelza32]

I like the look of these overalls and I was wondering how generous they are around the thighs/bottom? There is no finished measurements for that area. I know they are dropped crotch which means there is a bit of give in that area? I have unforgiving biggish thighs and some pants end up being quite annoying in that area.

[@SewLiberated]

Hi Demelza! The Otis is designed to have positive ease throughout the leg, and the drawstring back design allows for some ease in the fitting. Send us an email to [e-mail] and we can help you with fitting and choosing a size that will work best for you!
-Meredith

[@demelza32]

@@SewLiberated thank you for your reply. I think they will probably be a good fit.