VIDEO CHAPTERS: 0:00 Intro 0:12 Front pockets 8:24 Front rise 9:36 Back rise 10:44 Side-seam 12:51 Inseam 14:46 Elastic cutting and sewing 16:42 Waistband (part 1) 18:34 Waistband buttonholes (You can also use metalic eyelets) 24:18 Waistband (part 2) 37:46 Lower hem 45:41 Final result GET THIS PATTERN (Instant Download): pdfpatternsboutique.com/b/LvC5k (for Men - 5 Sizes)
😁😁! Thank you so much for your comment! It does help a lot! I totally agree about the music (too loud, too happy, and too repetitive if you ask me); this was my first sewing video ever; I did get some better tracks after this edit. Thanks again!
Thank you so much for this I'm a 31 year old male and I have been making some of my own clothes for the last year now using templates and a 1935 sewing machine that my great great grand mother used and its a beast it weighs a ton its all metal and its basically a smaller version of a industrial machine for your house and I have been making simple stuff like plain colored t-shirts and a few polos and casual dress button downs and they look amazing and cnt tell the difference between mine and desugner name brands i already have stiching material and design wise. Thanks for this video I made my first pair of shorts and they look and feel amazing and i made my gf a pair of shorts using a womens shorts template and she loves them says its the most comfortable pair of shorts she ever owned for lounging around and jogging in.
No need to overlap the elastic.... just butt the ends together and do a wide 4 to 4.5 width and shorten the stich then sew down it. Then a 3 width stich in reverse all the way back where you started.. I've been doing this way for years and I have never had one fail. The results are a nice and smooth join.
Wow thank you so much for this, super helpful and reassuring, as Im making this right now! 😍 Got a French Terry fabric, orange and black, with guitars, Jimi Hendrix and disc records as pattern 😎
Thank you very much =)!! Wow, that sounds amazing! It'll be awesome if you could share with us the final result once done. You can always post a picture when leaving a review on Etsy ;)! Thanks again!
Excellent vogue...easy to understand for a beginner like me...I'm waiting to try this on for my grandsons...thank you so much for sharing...would you pls share how to sew homewear pants too..God bless you
@@krupaenterprises6853 Hi! Thanks for your comment. Let em answer your question: All patterns from us have a basic layout guide on how to place the pattern pieces onto the fabric.. All these videos start from that point on (once all pattern pieces are cut). Cutting the fabric is pretty standard once you know how to place the pattenr pieces on it. Thsi is what the guide helps you doing.
Please can you teach us on how to make the patterns because I live in Nigeria and getting the patterns here is a difficult....... but over all this is an amazing video. Thanks for sharing
Thank you very much for your comments and suggestions =)! It helps us a lot! For now, I'm only focusing on sewing techniques, but in a near future, I might as well create a patternmaking channel (as I noticed it's been requested a few times already). Thanks again!!
I was going to sew some shorts for myself, I noticed that the pattern on your shop only goes up to XL, if I just expand the cuts a little bit will it accommodate someone of bigger size? Thank you. I will 100% come to this video when I start to see the shorts.
Hi! That is correct; this pattern is available up to size XL. Despite this, I can provide a guide on how to enlarge this pattern; It's quite simple and it can be done when cutting the fabric (just using some chalk).
Two questions: What kind of elastic did you use? What kind of stitch did you use when seeing the elastic into the waistband at 28:36? Great video by the way.
Hi! I’ve used here some cotton elastic. A polyester one can also be used. The stitch used at 28:36 is a basic lockstitch (the regular stitch from a home sewing machine).
Thank you for this video!! I purchased your pattern last summer & have made four pairs of shorts so far 😊 I am curious, however, is a 3-thread overlock better than a 4-thread when attaching the waistband to the shorts?
You re welcome! Wow =)!! It'll be awesome if you could share some pictures of the final result (you can actually do so in Etsy when leaving a review). Regarding your question; a 4-thread overlock has an extra seam over the 3-thread one. Because of that, the 4-thread's seam is more "secure". Despide that, both machines could be used to ensamble this whole piece..
Hi! Do you mean not to use the pockets? This design is as it is shown in the video; it has two front pockets. However, you may alter the pattern by removing them if you want to. Some pattern alteration knowledge will be needed, though. The overall pattern fit will still be OK.
Wow I love it. Already purchased a couple patterns from you😍😍😍 WILL YOU PLEASE MAKE MORE UNDERWEAR PATTERNS LIKE THONGS AND JOCKSTRAPS IN BIG SIZES UP TO 4XL
Hi! Thanks for your comment. Let me answer your question right away: using a serger is advised but not compulsory; any "stretch seam" or "fake serger" seam (all basic home machines have one) will do. Ultimately, a double lockstitch (sewing twice) will also be OK.
Thank you! We are actually a PDF Sewing Patterns company. You can visit our shop at the following link: www.pdfpatternsboutique.com/ Regarding the main material used here; it is a cotton tracksuit fabric.
Hi! I'm actually using three different machines here: a) Serger: Janome 1110DX (for general seams) b) Coverstitch: Janome CoverPro 1000 CPX (for sewing the hem) c) Regular home-machine: Brother CE 4000 (Lockstitch, Zig-Zag stitch & Buttonhole stitches)
I'm sorry if I have this request and I know that you spent money and worked hard for these patterns, but to be honest, I live in Iran and because of sanctions, I can't use PayPal or any other company to buy patterns, and I wanted to request that If you can give me the patterns free of charge (again, I am ashamed to make this request 😔)
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VIDEO CHAPTERS:
0:00 Intro
0:12 Front pockets
8:24 Front rise
9:36 Back rise
10:44 Side-seam
12:51 Inseam
14:46 Elastic cutting and sewing
16:42 Waistband (part 1)
18:34 Waistband buttonholes (You can also use metalic eyelets)
24:18 Waistband (part 2)
37:46 Lower hem
45:41 Final result
GET THIS PATTERN (Instant Download): pdfpatternsboutique.com/b/LvC5k (for Men - 5 Sizes)
❤ very good
Thanks a lot for your comment!
Very clear. I like that you don't leave out steps, assuming we're all seasoned professionals as so many others do.
Really hate the music.
😁😁! Thank you so much for your comment! It does help a lot! I totally agree about the music (too loud, too happy, and too repetitive if you ask me); this was my first sewing video ever; I did get some better tracks after this edit. Thanks again!
Thank you so much for this I'm a 31 year old male and I have been making some of my own clothes for the last year now using templates and a 1935 sewing machine that my great great grand mother used and its a beast it weighs a ton its all metal and its basically a smaller version of a industrial machine for your house and I have been making simple stuff like plain colored t-shirts and a few polos and casual dress button downs and they look amazing and cnt tell the difference between mine and desugner name brands i already have stiching material and design wise. Thanks for this video I made my first pair of shorts and they look and feel amazing and i made my gf a pair of shorts using a womens shorts template and she loves them says its the most comfortable pair of shorts she ever owned for lounging around and jogging in.
Thanks a bunch for sharing that! I hope it encourages some others to start sewing their own clothes 😁
This is the first time l ever understood a sewing lesson . smh
No need to overlap the elastic.... just butt the ends together and do a wide 4 to 4.5 width and shorten the stich then sew down it. Then a 3 width stich in reverse all the way back where you started.. I've been doing this way for years and I have never had one fail. The results are a nice and smooth join.
Thanks for sharing!
Just made some shorts for my boyfriend following this tutorial (with the pattern) and they turned out amazing!! Thank you so much for posting!!
Thanks for sharing your feedback =)!!
Thank you for this video tutorial; Lightbulb in my brain finally turned on. Aha moments.
Thank you very much for your comment 😁! I'm really glad you found this video useful!
this is great for visual learners..... very easy to follow along.. still scared of my serger so I did zig zag stitches ,,, still turned out great !
Thank you very much for your comments =)!
The waistband instructional was particularly helpful.
Thank you!!
All about the flops lol. Thank you for the in depth video! This helped soo much
Thanks a lot for your comment 🤓!!!
Wow thank you so much for this, super helpful and reassuring, as Im making this right now! 😍 Got a French Terry fabric, orange and black, with guitars, Jimi Hendrix and disc records as pattern 😎
Thank you very much =)!! Wow, that sounds amazing! It'll be awesome if you could share with us the final result once done. You can always post a picture when leaving a review on Etsy ;)!
Thanks again!
Thank you very clear presentation
Thank you very much!
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Thank you for sharing
You are welcome =)!
Wow thanks for the wonderful video
Thanks a lot for your comment =)!!
Thank you for the long and detailed videos. It's easier to understand the process compared to the short ones, imo.
Thank you so much =)! I really appreciate it!
You are the best
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Excellent vogue...easy to understand for a beginner like me...I'm waiting to try this on for my grandsons...thank you so much for sharing...would you pls share how to sew homewear pants too..God bless you
Thank you 😁!! I'll make sure to have some home-wear projects coming soon!
Sir, can u teach us cutting video also please reply me.thank u
@@krupaenterprises6853 Hi! Thanks for your comment. Let em answer your question: All patterns from us have a basic layout guide on how to place the pattern pieces onto the fabric.. All these videos start from that point on (once all pattern pieces are cut). Cutting the fabric is pretty standard once you know how to place the pattenr pieces on it. Thsi is what the guide helps you doing.
Great video!
Thank you =)!
Please can you teach us on how to make the patterns because I live in Nigeria and getting the patterns here is a difficult....... but over all this is an amazing video. Thanks for sharing
Thank you very much for your comments and suggestions =)! It helps us a lot! For now, I'm only focusing on sewing techniques, but in a near future, I might as well create a patternmaking channel (as I noticed it's been requested a few times already). Thanks again!!
Are you using a serger to finish the edges of the pockets or an overcast stitch on regular machine with special foot?
Hi! I am using a serger (Janome 1110DX).
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Very detailed :) thanks
Thanks for your comment 😁! You're welcome!!
Hello please what is that piece of metal you used as a guide for the sewing called?
Hi! It can be found online as a "magnetic seam guide".
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I was going to sew some shorts for myself, I noticed that the pattern on your shop only goes up to XL, if I just expand the cuts a little bit will it accommodate someone of bigger size? Thank you. I will 100% come to this video when I start to see the shorts.
Hi! That is correct; this pattern is available up to size XL. Despite this, I can provide a guide on how to enlarge this pattern; It's quite simple and it can be done when cutting the fabric (just using some chalk).
Two questions:
What kind of elastic did you use?
What kind of stitch did you use when seeing the elastic into the waistband at 28:36?
Great video by the way.
Hi! I’ve used here some cotton elastic. A polyester one can also be used.
The stitch used at 28:36 is a basic lockstitch (the regular stitch from a home sewing machine).
Thank you for this video!! I purchased your pattern last summer & have made four pairs of shorts so far 😊 I am curious, however, is a 3-thread overlock better than a 4-thread when attaching the waistband to the shorts?
You re welcome! Wow =)!! It'll be awesome if you could share some pictures of the final result (you can actually do so in Etsy when leaving a review). Regarding your question; a 4-thread overlock has an extra seam over the 3-thread one. Because of that, the 4-thread's seam is more "secure". Despide that, both machines could be used to ensamble this whole piece..
Anyone know what that thing they put in the leg for ironing is called
Hi! it is called "sleeve ironing board".
I just bought the pattern; What kind of Knit fabric did you use?
Hi! I've personally used here some cotton French Terry (jogging fabric).
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Hi! You can visit our store here: pdfpatternsboutique.com
What about if o dont want to break the patterns front/ back into 3 pieces? Would this pattern still work?
Hi! Do you mean not to use the pockets? This design is as it is shown in the video; it has two front pockets. However, you may alter the pattern by removing them if you want to. Some pattern alteration knowledge will be needed, though. The overall pattern fit will still be OK.
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Wow I love it. Already purchased a couple patterns from you😍😍😍 WILL YOU PLEASE MAKE MORE UNDERWEAR PATTERNS LIKE THONGS AND JOCKSTRAPS IN BIG SIZES UP TO 4XL
Thanks a lot for your comments and suggestions=)!! That really helps me a lot! I'll definitely take that into account! Thanks!
Great video! I was wondering how much fabric should i get? For the M size is it better to buy 1m? Or 1,5m? :)
Hello! Thanks a lot for your comments! Let me answer your question: for an M size, I'd personally get 1,5 m just in case.
Hi, I bought your pattern. How do I know it printed in the right size?
Hi! Thanks a lot! I will contact you right back with a basic printing guide.
Do you need a sergerr for this project? Or can it be double sewn?
Hi! Thanks for your comment. Let me answer your question right away: using a serger is advised but not compulsory; any "stretch seam" or "fake serger" seam (all basic home machines have one) will do. Ultimately, a double lockstitch (sewing twice) will also be OK.
You could have shown how you measured
Hi! Thanks for the suggestion! I'll keep that in mind for future videos.
Nice.... what fabric is this?
Hi! Thanks! This is a cotton French Terry (also known as "jogging fabric".
where did you get this fabric?
Hi! I got this one at a local store here in my city. I'd suggest you check Etsy; there are tons of fabric stores with worldwide shipping.
hallo, wo bekomme ich das schönen Schnittmuster her?
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Hi! You can purchase this pattern here (Instant Download): pdfpatternsboutique.com/b/LvC5k
Dankeschön 🫠
@@brigittemitgroemg633 You are welcome!
What’s the white thing you iron on before sewing the holes for the lace?
Hi! That is a non-woven fusible interfacing. It makes the fabric thicker so the buttonhole is sewn easier.
Love the video. Where do I order the patterns please?
Hi! You can purchase all patterns in my online store; pdfpatternsboutique.com
Sir, can we share your pattern? Awesome vlog. What kind of cloth is that?
Thank you! We are actually a PDF Sewing Patterns company. You can visit our shop at the following link: www.pdfpatternsboutique.com/
Regarding the main material used here; it is a cotton tracksuit fabric.
Sorry, you cannot share any pattern from our company. Each purchase is individual.
What's the name of your sewing machine?
Hi! I'm actually using three different machines here:
a) Serger: Janome 1110DX (for general seams)
b) Coverstitch: Janome CoverPro 1000 CPX (for sewing the hem)
c) Regular home-machine: Brother CE 4000 (Lockstitch, Zig-Zag stitch & Buttonhole stitches)
I'm sorry if I have this request and I know that you spent money and worked hard for these patterns, but to be honest, I live in Iran and because of sanctions, I can't use PayPal or any other company to buy patterns, and I wanted to request that If you can give me the patterns free of charge (again, I am ashamed to make this request 😔)
PDF but not free...8.5$ tuktuk
That is correct; we do not offer free sewing patters.
Nice video but please make it short and specific next time.
Thanks for your comments! I take all suggestions.
No it was rightly timed for beginners like me. Had it been shorter it would've been difficult to understand.
Skip the cheesy music, and use voiceover or captions.
Thanks for the suggestions!