In the last photo I posted I was sporting the white pants along with the pretty top. This was a last-ditch effort to ignore the signs that I was going to have to do major revamping on those pants...
First mistake, I used a pair of stretchy pants for my template. Looking back, I probably should have cut the seams lot more generously since I realized that the white fabric was different from the original stretchy pants. But did that bother me? Nope!
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The original template |
Soooo.....what I ended up with is a beautiful skin-tight pair of pants that make it impossible to sit...or really move....
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It was clear I need to employ a more energetic solution!! I decided to just add a nice panel on the side of each of the legs.
I laid the pants down flat and pinned them to make sure that my cutting experience would be easy as pie!
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I just cut from the seam I made! Yay! |
Then I folded the cut pant legs onto the uncut pant leg.
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ready to cut again! |
Then from there I cut two equal strips of cloth and sewed it back up! And here is the finished product! I know they look a little grandma pant-sy but they are super comfortable! Plus you won't even see that beautiful top under the tunic. That skirt I bought from goodwill was the perfect template for the top of these pants too!
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Finished! Yay! |
And here is a picture of the seamed sides. I actually think it looks pretty good.
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Yay! They fit! |
I think I can say this was a success! Problem solved!!
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Fancy Pants ready for fun! |
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