The Hepburn pants sewing pattern is a perfect combination of sophistication and comfort. Make the Hepburn Pants with woven fabric with a little stretch, such as cotton twill, sateen, denim, or linen. The pants have a contoured waistband, a zipper fly, slanting pockets, back darts, and back welt pockets. They are fitted from the waist to the hip and have wide legs from the hips to the floor. The Pattern includes sizes 0-24 / 30-54

The Hepburn Pants Sewing Pattern Features

• Color PDF pattern printable on paper formats Letter, A4, A0, and a separate projector file 
• Youtube Video Sew-along
• A contoured waistband
• Front Zipper fly
• Slanted front pockets
• Back darts and welt pockets
• Two full-sweep hemlines
• Instructions to lengthen and shorten the length of the pants

Flip through the images to find fabric requirements and measurements for the Pants Sewing Pattern.

Skill level 3/4

You are an intermediate seamstress. You can handle bindings and a front zipper with a fly and facing. The instructions are easy to follow, with illustrations for each step. 

What you need to make a pair of Hepburn with the pants sewing pattern

• Woven fabric*
• Pocket lining
• Fusible interfacing
• A zipper
• A button
• Sewing thread

*Medium-weight woven fabric with stretch, in cotton twill, cotton sateen, denim, or other appropriate bottom-weight woven fabric.

The pants sewing pattern includes

• Layers
• Trimless pages
• Fully illustrated instructions
• Metric and imperial measurements
• A4, and letter paper format in color (View A and B 36 pages)
• A0 printshop format in color (5 Pages)
• Projector file in color
• Seam allowances
• Youtube Video Sew-along

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