Pantaloons - a master class. Master class: Pantaloons for a doll Detailed pattern of pantaloons for a page

For sewing we need:

Sewing machine
- Scissors
- Overlock (can be without it)
- Threads
- Thread "spandex" (sold in a regular needlework store for 20r per spool (25m))
- Coarse calico (30X70cm)
- Cotton lace
- Elastic band (I have a width of 0.5cm) -33cm with an allowance

Thread Spandex:

1. Print and cut out. (Sheet form A4)

2. Unscrew the fabric equal to the width of the pattern. (It will turn out the fabric folded in half). Attach a pattern to the fold (where it says "fold").

3. Step back 2 cm from the top edge.
4. Circle the pattern with a pencil. Make a contour, taking into account the allowance. Trim along the edge and make the second part of the pantaloons in the same way.

5. Then chop off with pins and cut out along the contour with allowances, both parts at once, i.e. 4 layers of fabric. (allowance 0.7-1 cm)

6. It turned out 2 such, future legs:

7. Overcast (I overcast from all sides at once)

8. Measure lace equal to the length of the bottom of the panties.

9. Attach lace.

10. We wind the spandex thread tightly on the bobbin, insert it into the machine. Above is the usual thread.

11. and lay a line along the face at a distance of 0.5-0.7 mm from the edge of the lace

12. It turns out such 2 legs, face and wrong side. From the inside we have a thread "Spandex"

14. Now turn the legs inside out, fold the seams face to face, pin them with pins. And we cut off the whole seam. We grind.

15. We got such pantaloons.

16. Next, we pin the upper edge of the pantaloons with pins for the future gum about 2 cm.

17. Sew, leaving a hole for the elastic.

18. We fix the end of the elastic band with a safety pin

19. We drag it in a circle, sew the 2 ends of the elastic band and build up the hole.

20. These are the pantaloons

21. And on a chrysalis

Pantaloons like Malvina

Here, many wanted pantaloons, like Malvina's, and I promised to write a master class. And she wrote.

In the process of writing the master class, this is what happened:

To make it work for you too, you need:

1. Take a tracing paper / drawing paper / old newspaper and draw a pattern there. Here's one.

2. Buy:
- Baptiste. 50cm if the width is more than 2 widths of your pattern, a meter if less.
- Threads.
- Elastic band, about 2 meters.
- Lace - I have 3.5 meters.
- Ribbons, bows, flowers.

3. Wash and iron the fabric so that it sits now, and not when you wash the pantaloons.

4. Since the concepts along and across are purely individual, apply ingenuity and fold in half, front side inside so that the pattern fits. Lay the pattern so that the edge of the fabric is parallel to its vertical lines. Draw around the outline. Draw seam allowances - draw a line at a distance of 1 cm from the contour on the sides and 2.5 cm from the contour along the top and bottom edges. By the way, do not forget to cut the pattern before this, otherwise the focus will not work.
OB stands for hip circumference. No other measurements are needed.

5. Take one half, fold right side inward, combine short straight sections and sew. Iron the seam. Bend the allowances inward and sew along the edge. To keep your feet from scratching. Got a pants. If you do the same with the second half, then you get two legs. Just what we need.

6. Turn one leg right side out, leave the other inside out. Put the one that was turned out into the one that was not turned out. Sew along the long curved edge. Press the seam allowances inward and sew along the edge. Again, don't itch. Bend the seam to one side and iron. Try to put on pantaloons, make sure that everything is fine with the sizes.

7. Fold in the top edge. There is specially 2.5 cm so that you can bend it 2 times and insert another elastic band. Iron. Stitch. Don't forget to leave a hole for the elastic. Do the same with the bottom edges.

8. Take the lace, cut it in half, because we need 2 legs. Fold into a ring so that one end comes to the other by 0.5 cm. Sew along this section in a zigzag pattern. On the upper edge of the resulting lace ring, lay a line (straight, not a zigzag) with the longest possible stitch length. This line is needed to collect lace. We pull the lower thread, but until the ring is equal in size to the leg. We tie the threads together, evenly distribute the folds. We apply the collected lace to the bottom edge of the trouser leg so that quite a bit, about 3 mm, comes into it, and sew to it. It is more convenient to sew in a zigzag, then the assemblies do not interfere. With the second leg it will be easier.

9. We put in an elastic band. Sew on bows and flowers. We hope, we rejoice.

And further. If there is no suitable wide lace in the store, it can be made by sewing several narrow ones together. Or alternate them with ribbons to make it look like in the original pantaloons.

Another pantaloons

Pantaloons are underwear like tights from the waist to the knees. Clothing has been known by this name since the 40s. XVII century and got its name from the traditional character of the Italian farcical theater Pantaleone, who wore tight pants.

At the end of the 18th century, pantaloons became longer, which led to their being worn on shoulder straps (braces), which become part of European costume. Subsequently, this type of clothing also began to be used by women as a kind of underwear.

Today, pantaloons have changed, become shorter, but still remain in the wardrobe of many women as home linen, which is very comfortable to wear because it does not hinder movement. Pantaloons trimmed on the bottom with lace, with a touch retro style, ideally emphasize the female figure and are at the peak of popularity.

Meanwhile, sewing such pantaloons according to our pattern does not present any difficulty.

Pattern of women's pantaloons

Rice. 1. Pattern of women's pantaloons.

Pattern of women's pantaloons: taking measurements

To build a pattern-base for women's pantaloons, you need (size 48):

Waist - 72 cm
Hip circumference - 98 cm
Seat height - 26 cm
Hip height - 21 cm

Pattern of women's pantaloons: building the foundation

We start the construction from the upper left corner, stepping back down and to the right (the drawing will continue to the left and up - see Fig. 1. Pattern of women's pantaloons).

From point A down, set aside 26 cm (Seat height by measure) - point A1, from point A1 down, set aside 3 cm for all sizes. From the points obtained, draw horizontal lines to the right and left.

From point A1 upwards, set aside 1/10 from 1/2 of the circumference of the hips +3 cm for all sizes: 98/2/10+3=8 cm. Draw a horizontal line from the resulting point - the line of the hips. From point A1 set aside to the right 1/10 of the circumference of the hips by measure - point A4 is obtained. Draw a vertical line from point A4.

On the line of the hips, set aside 1/2 of the girth of the hips, divide it in half and draw vertical lines upwards (we got 2 halves of pantaloons).

Pattern of the front half of the pantaloons

From point B, set aside 1/10 to the right from 1/2 of the circumference of the hips + 1.5 cm: 98/2/10 + 1.5 = 7.5 cm - point B1. BB2=1/2BB1. On the pattern, draw the middle line of the front half of the pantaloons.

Narrow the front half of the pantaloons along the bottom line by 1 cm.

Narrow the pantaloons 1.5 cm along the waist line (from the middle seam). From point 1.5, set aside 1/4 of the waist measurement to the left. Raise the barrel line 1 cm up. On the pattern, draw a line on the side of the front of the pantaloons.

Pattern of the back half of the pantaloons

A1A4 = 9.8 cm (1/10 of the circumference of the hips according to the measure).

Set aside 3 cm to the right along the middle seam of the back half of the pantaloons from the waist line. Draw the middle seam of the back half of the pantaloons along the pattern, continue it up 4 cm. From point 4, set aside 1/4 of the waist circumference according to the measurement. The side line must be raised by 1 cm. Draw the waist line and the side line of the back half of the pantaloons along the pattern.

Narrow the pantaloons along the bottom by 1 cm. Set aside 2 cm along the side line from the bottom. Draw the bottom line of the pantaloons along the pattern.

Thus, we have built a pantalon pattern, which is the main one.

Pattern of women's pantaloons: what to sew from?

Pantaloons are underwear, which is why you need to choose natural fabrics, in which it is not only convenient, but also which will not irritate the skin, causing discomfort. The best fabrics for pantaloons are fabrics such as natural silk with the addition of elastane, cotton jersey, silk jersey.

For decoration, you can use lace or stitching.

Fabric calculation for pantaloons

Pantaloons require one fabric length + 5cm. Measure the finished pattern from the highest to the lowest point, add 5 cm - this is your measure of the fabric for the pantaloons.

Pattern of women's pantaloons: how to sew

Baste and stitch the side and crotch seams with an overlay seam. Tuck the top of the pantaloons, making a drawstring for the elastic, sew, leaving an unstitched area for threading the elastic, thread the elastic of the desired length, stitch the unstitched area.

Sew lace on the bottom of the pantaloons. If desired, 2 flat thin elastic bands can also be sewn along the bottom.

IMPORTANT! The pantalon pattern is given exactly according to the figure! Pantaloons are sewn only from elastic fabric!

Your pantaloons are ready! Wear it and be happy!

I admit right away that I'm not a seamstress, so don't beat me and throw slippers if, all of a sudden, something is wrong with me somewhere ... :)

I find dresses on small cribs (and not very small ones) very cute and wonderful. Dresses on cribs are usually also small (well, in a sense, short ones), so you need to put something under them so as not to shine with diapers :) Due to the lack of a beautiful undershirt in stores, many mothers, as I recently found out, completely refuse from dresses for their girls. It's not fair! :)

Okay, enough words - to the point!

We measure your girl, and cut out two identical, symmetrical details - these are two pants. The pattern can be taken in any magazine with children's patterns, or on the Internet. Any pant pattern that fits in size will do. It will only need a little width - because. pantaloons - the product is free. In the photo, one part is folded in half, one is straightened (if anything)). You can see that the bottom line and the waist line are slightly "pulled up" towards the middle. The bottom is so that the pants do not hang down on the sides, otherwise they have a tendency to this.

Next, we process the bottom and top of the parts (zigzag seam or overlock). In this photo, I have already sewn lace to the bottom part:

After we have sewn lace on both legs, we sew our parts and overlock (or zigzag). A familiar silhouette looms :)

Then, fold and stitch the top (leaving a hole for inserting the elastic into the resulting belt). Then we trim the bottom (in the photo on the right, the pant is assembled on a thread so that we get more or less uniform folds) and sew on the elastic band of the desired length (be sure to measure the baby’s leg so that the elastic band does not press and is not too large).

Having finished with all the rubber bands and sewing the inter-leg seam, we get ready product:) HURRAH!

In this master class, you will learn how to simply and quickly sew such an irreplaceable look. clothes for dolls like pantaloons. There is also a site - it is simpler. Choose what suits you and your doll more….. and go!

We will sew pantaloons for the doll according to this pattern, everything is serious :) suitable not only for dolls with big legs, but also for Pumpkinheads, Tild, etc. However, Tildam, Pumpkinheads and other similar dolls, I still recommend sewing according to a master class about underpants - it's easier that way.

1. Set for sewing clothes for dolls - pantaloons:

2. At the very beginning, I cut out (probably, it’s better to say I cut out;) a piece of fabric on two legs at once, the height of the flap = the height of the pattern + 1 cm for allowances. I cut this flap with zigzag scissors and the actual allowances end up being smaller. You can leave 0.5 cm, but 1 cm is more convenient for me, because you can always cut off the excess if something happens.
We hem the top and bottom. Of course, you can hem the upper part later, but then again - it seems to me that it is more convenient this way.

3. And now we cut the flap into 2 equal parts:

4. Having folded the fabric in half, we translate the pattern on both sides of one flap, so that in the end it turns out, as in paragraph 5:

5. Now we fold both flaps with the right side inward and carefully make sure that the top and bottom seams (where we sewed) match! Achtung!! Find it on the site - there are many more interesting and real things! We sew on both sides, as shown in the photo:

6. Now we alternately connect the legs and sew:

7. It turns out like this:

8. We cut off all the excess, set the threads on fire with a lighter (look as in):

At the same stage, I maniacally erase everything, then iron it, and only then turn it inside out :) And I think this is right.

9. We turn out:

10. We dress on a doll. But how to sew the doll's legs in this case, right? Just don't wear pantaloons until the end, let them hang out;)
Well, for greater beauty - we will assemble the already dressed pantaloons for the doll right on our client :)

In general, this is how your doll, or even a tilde hare, will receive such irreplaceable clothes.

The pattern of pantaloons for a doll is suitable for Snowballs, sewn according to. For any other doll, it will also not be difficult to “fit” in size. The pattern can be lengthened and pantaloons will peek coquettishly from under the dress;)

Good luck, strength and time!;)