Pattern of a breeches on an elastic band. Ready-made pattern of women's trousers in large sizes. Hemming the bottom of the breeches

Breeches with a wide yoke belt and cuffs with two buttons along the bottom line (Fig. 36, a).

To sew the breeches of the presented model, you will need: 1.1 m of cotton fabric; interlining; zipper 14 cm long; 1 button

Rice. 36. Breeches (model 1): a - appearance; b - cut details:

1 - rear half; 2 - front half; 3 - belt-coquette of the back half; 4 - belt-coquette of the front half; 5 - cuff.

(Enlarge the pattern by 10.4 times.)

cutting

Back half - 2 parts

Front half - 2 parts

Belt-yoke of the back half - 2 parts

Belt-yoke front half - 2 parts

Cuff - 2 parts

Cut out the above details (Fig. 36, b), taking into account the seam allowances along the contour lines, and the undercut facing. From non-woven fabric, cut the lining for the belt and cuffs.

Description of work

? Baste and stitch the darts provided on the back halves, lay them out in the direction of the side seams and iron. Connect the front and back parts along the lines of the middle seam.

? Baste and stitch the coquettes to the upper cuts of the front and back halves.

? Fold the parts prepared in this way with the front sides, align with the cuts, sweep and stitch along the side and step seams. At the same time, leave a small area open in the left side seam for sewing in the fastener, and in the step seam for cuts. Iron the seam allowances.

? Baste and sew in the zipper along the line of the left side seam (see "Pants (model 3)").

? Process the upper cut of the breeches by basting and sewing the undercut facing, reinforced with a non-woven lining.

? Gather along the bottom line of the leg, then process with cuffs, reinforcing them with non-woven pads.

? On one side of each cuff, cut and overcast buttonholes, and sew on buttons on the opposite side.

? When finished, iron your pants.

Model 2

Breeches of a free silhouette with internal pockets on the front half and decorative flaps on the back, with cuffs made of knitted fabric on the bottom line and the back half gathered along the line of the side seam shifted to the front (Fig. 37, a). To complete the breeches model, you will need: 1.4 m of cotton fabric; 0.5 m knitted fabric; interlining; zipper 14 cm long; 3 buttons.

Rice. 37. Breeches (model 2): ​​a - appearance; b - cut details:

1 - rear half; 2 - coquette of the back half; 3 - front half; 4 - side part of the front half with a one-piece burlap pocket; 5 - belt of the rear half; 6 - front half belt; 7 - valve.

(Enlarge the pattern 11 times.)

cutting

Back half - 2 parts

Back half yoke - 2 parts

Front half - 2 parts

Side part of the front half with one-piece burlap pocket - 2 parts

Back half belt - 2 pieces with a fold

Front half belt - 4 parts

Valve - 4 parts

Cut out the details listed above (Fig. 37, b) from the main fabric, taking into account the seam allowances along the contour lines. Cut out the burlap of the pocket, guided by the main pattern of the front half of the trousers. From non-woven fabric, cut out the lining for the belt.

Description of work

? Baste and stitch the darts provided on the back halves, lay them out in the direction of the side seams and iron. Fold the valve parts right sides and grind, then turn them on the face.

? Having straightened the corners, stitch the valves to the edge on three outer sides.

? Connect the yoke and the back half of the breeches, having previously secured the valve prepared earlier in the stitching seam with temporary stitches. Seam allowances iron down

? Sew 1 button on each valve.

? Assemble the details of the second back of the trousers in the same way.

? Run inside pockets on the front halves. Sew the burlap along the line of the entrances to the pockets to the edge.

? Baste the front and back halves of the bridge and stitch along the middle seam line. Baste and sew in the zipper at the top of the front half (see "Pants (Model 3)").

? After forming a small gathering between the indicated marks on the back halves, stitch the front and back halves along the side and crotch seams.

? Gather the details of the belt, reinforcing it with a non-woven lining, and stitch along the line of the upper cut of the breeches.

? On the right side of the belt, make a slotted loop, sew a button on the left side.

? On the lower cut, process the back halves of the breeches with cuffs made of knitted fabric.

? Tuck the lower sections of the front halves twice to the wrong side. Secure the resulting hem with a straight machine stitch or manually with a blind stitch. Iron the breeches when finished.

Model 3

Free-cut breeches with patch pockets and a drawstring with lace along the waistline (Fig. 38, a).

For tailoring the breeches of the proposed model, you will need: 1.6 m of cotton or elastic suiting fabric; elastic band (elastic band) 2 cm wide; satin braid 2 cm wide.

Rice. 38. Breeches (model 3): a - appearance; b - cut details:

1 - back half; 2 - front half.

(Enlarge the pattern 15 times.)

cutting

Back half - 2 parts

Front half - 2 parts

Cut out the details of the back and front halves (Fig. 38, b), patch pockets and facings for processing the lower sections, guided by the pattern of the front and back halves.

Today we will build a pattern of short trousers (or long shorts :) - breeches.

The word breeches itself came from the English language and is related to the word trousers.

Breeches are short, knee-length, and tight trousers. In the 16th-18th centuries they were called culottes and were part of the men's suit in Western Europe.

Later, breeches were first used for riding, and then by athletes, such as baseball players.

And, of course, in the 20th century, in the century of the formation of women's equality, breeches could not help but get into the wardrobes of fashionistas!

Bridges have not only not lost their relevance in the modern world, but have also strengthened their positions.

So, let's move on from words to deeds!

To build a pattern of breeches, we need the following measurements: From (waist circumference), About (hip circumference), Dbs (pants length on the side), Sun (seat height), Dsh (step length), Vk (knee height, 1/2 Dsh - 1/10 Lsh), Shpp (width of the front half, 1/4 Ob - 1 cm), Shzp (width of the back half, 1/4 Ob + 1 cm + 0-1 cm for a free fit), 1/4 Shzp.

You can find out about these and other measurements in the article "".

Construction of a pattern of breeches. Front end.
Let's draw a vertical on which we measure the following segments:
1-2 = 1-1.5 cm;
1-3 = seat height;
3-4 = knee height;
4-5 \u003d 1/3 knee height + 0-2 cm;
3-6 \u003d 1/10 of the half-circumference of the hips + 3 cm.
Through points 2, 6, 3, 4, 5 we draw horizontal lines to the right.
6-7 = Shpp;
7-8 = step width of the front half, 1/10 of 1/2 rev + 0.5-1 cm.
Points 9 and 10 are obtained by drawing a perpendicular through point 7.
Point 11 is the middle of the segment 6-8.
The segment 5-12 is equal to the segment 6-11.
Let's draw a fold line of the front half from the waist through points 11 and 12 - we get points 13 and 14.
12-15 \u003d 1/4 knee circumference - 1 cm + 1.5 cm (dart solution).
12-16 \u003d 1/4 knee circumference - 1 cm + 1.5 cm (dart solution).
From points 15 and 16 we set aside 0.7 cm outward and draw lines to points 6 and 8, getting points 17, 18, 19.
10-20 = 0.5-1 cm.
From point 7, set aside 0.5 cm to the right, through which we draw a line to point 20.
9-9a = 1/2 cut 9-17. Draw a line from 9a to 17.
We draw a bow line in accordance with the diagram below.
Let's draw a perpendicular to the bow line from a point located 3-5 cm to the right of point 14.
20-21 \u003d 1/4 From + 1.5-2.5 cm plus 0-0.5 cm.
21-22 = 1-2 (1-1.5 cm).
Let's draw the lines of the side and step cuts (look at the diagram).
We divide the segment 14-22 in half, and from the middle we draw a perpendicular to the line of the hips.
We draw a line in the middle of the tuck, the end of which is shifted by 0.5 cm towards the side cut of the breeches.
We draw a tuck with a solution of 1.5-2.5 cm.
From point 12 we measure 1 cm down, and from the resulting point we draw a line parallel to the line 15-16.
From the midpoints of the segments 15-12 and 12-16 we draw upward perpendiculars, on which we build tucks 4-5 cm long and with a solution of 1.5 cm.
We connect the sides of the tucks, adjust the length and shape of the bottom of the trousers. We add an allowance for processing slots - 2-3 cm and a length of 7 cm. Also, in the upper part of the breeches, you can draw pocket entry lines.

Breeches pattern.

Construction of a pattern of breeches. Rear end.
The back half of the breeches is based on the pattern of the front half.

11-23 - the amount of displacement of the middle of the back half by -2 cm.
23-24 = 1/4 Shzp.
3a-25 = 3-4 cm.
24-25 - connecting line. The perpendicular drawn to this line from point 24 sets the direction of the middle cut line of the breeches.
We extend the waist line to the left, the hip line to the left and to the right.
From point 26 to the line of the middle cut, a perpendicular equal to Wzp is drawn until it intersects with the line of the hips, where we put point 27.
23-28 = 23-27.
The back half of the trousers along the knee line is wider than the front: plus 1 cm to 18 and 19, put points 30 and 29.
15-31 = 0.5 cm;
16-32 = 0.5 cm.
Let's connect points 29 and 32, 30 and 31 with a smooth curve.
Let's connect points 28 and 29, 27 and 30. The intersection of the segment 27-30 with the waist line will be denoted by point 33.
13-34 \u003d 13-33 - 0-1 cm.
We connect 33 and 34.
34-35 = 0.5-1 cm.
We connect points 35, 26, 24, we get the upper part of the middle cut line.
35-36 \u003d 1/4 From + 3-4 cm (tuck solution) + 0-0.5 cm.
We draw a line of the side cut of the breeches (look at the pattern of the pattern).
We build a tuck 13-15 cm long. We draw a cut line for the waist.
29-37 \u003d length of the step cut line of the front half minus 0-0.5 cm.
Let's draw the lower part of the middle section of the breeches.
Draw the bottom of the breeches with a concave curve (by 1 cm). The width of the bottom of the breeches should not be less than the measurement of OK (knee girth).
We build an allowance for processing slots, the same as on the front half of the breeches.
We correct the lower section of the trousers by folding the side and step sections on the front and back halves of the breeches.

And walks. They can be sewn from thin cotton (cotton) or raincoat fabric. For decor, we will use simple and affordable materials. First of all, let's use a pattern.

Breeches pattern:

The pattern shows two main details. We print the sheets, glue along the contours with scissors. Next, select the desired size. The sizes given on the patterns correspond approximately to the height of the child. But children are all different, choose the size based on the measurement of the waist and the length of the product. When choosing a size, please note that the belt will be gathered with an elastic band.

We will use the following materials:

  • cotton with a "car" pattern;
  • threads in tone;
  • three buttons of the same size and color;
  • eyelets and a device for their installation;
  • knitted slanting inlay (or wide elastic band);
  • pencil, pin;
  • clothing tag.

Tailoring of children's breeches:

We fold the fabric with the front sides inward and cut out one piece from two layers. Allowances at the belt - 2 cm, along the bottom - 2-3 cm, along the remaining sections 1 cm.

We will cut out the front part according to the same principle.

Now you need to shorten the back parts along the bottom by 1.5 cm. It turns out that the two front parts are a little longer.

On the front details from the inside, we retreat about 8 cm, draw a line.

We lay a fold along this line on each part (both in the same direction). Basting or chipping with pins.

We lay double straight lines along the folds on the front side.

Now on the front side, right along the fold, we evenly mark the places for the eyelets.

We cut the fabric in the intended places and install the eyelets.

Eyelets should be located symmetrically on both parts.

We pass two pieces of lace through the eyelets.

We fold the front and back parts face to face in pairs. Sweep on the inside. We sew with a straight line and overcast the edge with a zigzag.

We sweep away the details on the second (outer) side. We sew with a straight line and additionally with a zigzag.

We got two "pipes". We turn them so that we put one into the other with the right sides of the fabric to each other.

We sweep along the step seam. According to the basting, we sew with a thread in tone.

The rounded detail on the front of the breeches is an imitation of a fastener with a lock - a false codpiece. To make it look good from the front side, we will make a small incision in the corner.

We turn the breeches on the face, iron them.

We take a false codpiece to one side.

Stitch with contrasting threads. We will get two lines, one with an arc, and the other even.

This even stitching continues below and runs along the back seam.

On the right leg, along the side seam, we will make three marks.

Sew buttons on the marks with suitable threads.

We arrange the buttons evenly, with an equal distance from one another. This decor element, if desired, can be duplicated on the second leg.

The bottom of each leg is overcast with a frequent zigzag.

We bend inward and we outline.


Stretch with any line you like.

We overcast the belt with the same frequent zigzag.


We bend the edge inward (about 2 cm). We take note. At the same time, we tack a clothing tag near the back seam. You can use a ready-made tag, or you can use a ribbon with an embroidered boy's initial.

Sew along the basting with a decorative seam. But we do not lay the line to the end, we leave about 2 cm unsewn.

We take a wide elastic band or knitted trim, cut off a piece about 1/4 less than the belt.

With the help of a pin, we stretch the elastic into the belt, sew the edges by hand.

The belt can not be sewn up, leave a small hole. Through it it will be possible to pull the elastic band and adjust it.
That's all. All that was needed was a little imagination, a piece of fabric and a great desire to create children's breeches for the boy with his own hands.

In today's master class, we will show how to build a pattern of pants and, on its basis, construct a shortened version - breeches.

Sewing pants of any style should begin with the construction of the main pattern of pants. To get loose trousers made of knitwear, stretch or wet silk, use a work pants pattern.

To build a pattern, the parameters of the figure 46 size are used with the measurements taken, indicated in table 1:

Construction of the back half of the pants.

The creation of a pattern begins with a right angle with a vertex at point T (see Fig. 2).

- on the vertical side of the angle, the points of the hips - B, step - W, knee - K and bottom - H should be placed.

- to get B, you should deviate from T by 19 cm. At this point, when cutting, a notch is made, which is used when aligning the panels while sewing trousers.

- W - seat depth is located at (1/2POs + 5) cm from T.

TS=52:2+5=31cm.

- distance T-K is 59 cm (measurement taken).

- H is at a distance of the measured length of the product.

From B, W, K and H, parallel lines are drawn to the right at a distance equal to Sh-Sh1 + Sh1-Sh2.

WW1=52:2+5=31cm (1/2 POS plus 5cm)

W1W2=52:5=10cm (1/4POS)

The resulting line W-W2 is called the width of the seat.

From the point Ш1 we raise the perpendicular to the intersection with the waist line, mark T1, divide it in half, mark the middle Ш4.

- bisector Ш1-Ш3 is equal to 7 cm.

We retreat 4 cm from T1 to the left, connect the formed Ш4 with T2, extend it by 1/8POs plus 1.5 cm and set T3.

T2T3=52:8+1.5-8cm

- From the point T2 to the left we measure 1/2Pot plus 68cm and sign T4:

T2T4=38:2+8=27cm

- The resulting T4-T4 is called the waist line of the back. We divide it in half, mark T5, measure 2 cm from it to the left and right, write T6 and T7.

- from T5 we set aside 14 cm down, we get the length of the tuck, we denote it with the letter B, we connect it with T6 and T7.

- connect B and T4, then T3, Sh4, Sh3 and Sh2.

- from H to the right we retreat 5 cm, we get H1, which we connect with W, at the intersection with the knee line we put K1.

We divide the W-W2 line in half, through the middle up and down we draw the line of the middle of the panel, relative to which the points K2 and H2 are symmetrical to K and H.

Building the front of the pants .

We build an angle with its subsequent development to the left and the distance between the points T, B, W, K, and H is the same as on the back panel.

- the width of the front panel is calculated using the example ШШ1=52:2=26cm (1/2 POS cm) and is placed between the points Ш and Ш1.

- from W1 we draw a segment upwards to the intersection with the waist line, here we put T1, from which we go down by 2 cm - T2, and retreat to the right by 1 cm - T7.

- The distance W-W2 is 4 cm.

- bisector Ш1-Ш3 is equal to 3 cm.

- just as on the back panel, we divide the segment Ш-Ш2 in half, draw a vertical line through the middle, with the help of which we will later build the lower part of the panel.

- along the waist line from T to the left we retreat by ШШ1 \u003d 52: 2 \u003d 26 cm.

- those who like to have pants with pockets need to remember: the entrance is always built at the rate of 5x15 cm. That is - T-T3 \u003d 5cm, and T-T4 \u003d 15cm, for adult hands of medium size. The rounding of the entrance to the pocket can be from straight to square. Pockets with an almost straight, slightly rounded entrance behave best of all.

- to the left of the middle line of the trousers, a place for a fold is marked. Usually the fold is placed at a distance of 3 cm from it.

On the bottom line from H to the left, we retreat 5 cm, mark the point H1. W2, K2 and H2 are located symmetrically W, K and H.

From this basis, by simple modeling, we obtain a pattern of short pants - a bridge.

- the distance between the lines of the knees and the bottom is divided into 3 equal parts, the two lower ones are cut off. (see fig.3, fig.4)

The bottom of the legs can be turned up or processed with cuffs.

Using this pattern, we easily model long yoga pants: parallel to the waist line, cut the front and back of the trousers by 5 cm or more (optional). When cutting along the side seams, add 2-3 cm for a free fit.

On the cut off part of the pattern, we close the tucks, folds, cut out the coquettes.

Several models and patterns for creating a bridge

Breeches - short trousers below the knees, tightly covering the legs.

Model 1 Size 46

Breeches with a wide yoke belt and cuffs with two buttons along the bottom line.

To sew the breeches of the presented model, you will need: 1.1 m of cotton fabric; interlining; zipper 14 cm long; 1 button

1 - rear half; 2 - front half; 3 - belt-coquette of the back half; 4 - belt-coquette of the front half; 5 - cuff.

Front half - 2 parts

Belt-

Front yoke belt - 2 parts

Cuff - 2 parts

Cut out the above details, taking into account the seam allowances along the contour lines, and the undercut facing. From non-woven fabric, cut out the lining for the belt and cuffs.

Baste and stitch the darts provided on the back halves, lay them out in the direction of the side seams and iron. Connect the front and back parts along the lines of the middle seam. To the upper cuts Description of work

baste the front and back halves and stitch the coquettes.

Fold the parts prepared in this way with the front sides, align with the cuts, sweep and stitch along the side and step seams. At the same time, leave a small area open in the left side seam for sewing in the fastener, and in the step seam - for cuts. Iron the seam allowances.

Baste and sew in the zipper along the line of the left side seam

Process the upper cut of the breeches by basting and sewing the undercut facing, reinforced with a non-woven lining.

Gather along the bottom line of the leg, then process with cuffs, reinforcing them with non-woven pads.

On one side of each cuff, cut and overcast buttonholes, and sew on buttons on the opposite side.

Model 2 Size 44

Breeches of a free silhouette with internal pockets on the front half and decorative flaps on the back, with cuffs made of knitted fabric on the bottom line and the back half gathered along the line of the side seam shifted to the front. To complete the breeches model, you will need: 1.4 m of cotton fabric; 0.5 m knitted fabric; interlining; zipper 14 cm long; 3 buttons.

1 - rear half; 2 - yoke of the back half; 3 - front half; 4 - side part of the front half with a one-piece burlap pocket; 5 - belt of the rear half; 6 - front half belt; 7 - valve.

Cutting Back half - 2 parts

Back half yoke - 2 parts

Front half - 2 parts

Side part of the front half with one-piece burlap pocket - 2 parts

Belt of the back half - 2 parts with a fold

Front half belt - 4 parts

Valve - 4 parts

Description of work.

Baste and stitch the darts provided on the back halves, lay them out in the direction of the side seams and iron. Fold the valve parts right sides and stitch, then turn them on the face.

Having straightened the corners, stitch the valves to the edge on three outer sides.

Connect the yoke and the back half of the breeches, having previously secured the valve prepared earlier in the stitching seam with temporary stitches. Seam allowances iron down

Sew 1 button on each valve.

Assemble the details of the second back of the trousers in the same way.

Run inside pockets on the front halves. Sew the burlap along the line of the entrances to the pockets to the edge.

Baste the front and back halves of the bridge and stitch along the middle seam line. Sew in and sew in the zipper at the top of the front half.

After forming a small gathering between the indicated marks on the back halves, stitch the front and back halves along the side and crotch seams.

Gather the details of the belt, reinforcing it with a non-woven lining, and stitch along the line of the upper cut of the breeches.

On the right side of the belt, make a slotted loop, sew a button on the left side.

On the lower cut, process the back halves of the breeches with cuffs made of knitted fabric.

Model 3 Size 46

Loose-fitting breeches with patch pockets and a drawstring with tape at the waist

For tailoring the breeches of the proposed model, you will need: 1.6 m of cotton or elastic suiting fabric; elastic band (elastic band) 2 cm wide; satin braid 2 cm wide.


Cutting Back half - 2 parts

Front half - 2 parts

Description of work

Turn the patch pockets to the wrong side along the entry line, iron, attach over the main part of the front half according to the marked marks, baste and stitch.

Sew pockets, laying a dense zigzag stitch on the other sides. To do this, you can use threads of a contrasting color.

Baste and stitch the inner drawstring of the front half. Lay a finishing zigzag stitch on the front side.

To the left and right of the line of the middle seam on the drawstring of the front half, cut and sew loops for the braid. Pass the pieces of braid, the ends of which are basted from the side of the side cuts.

Turn the drawstring on the back half inside out and stitch. Stretch the elastic band (elastic band). Baste its ends to the side cuts of the main parts.

Fold the details of the front and back halves with the right sides, baste and stitch along the side seams to the marks provided for on the upper cut of the drawstring and the marks of the cuts in the lower part.

Iron the seam allowances.

Connect the parts along the step and middle seams, leaving the sections of the front drawstring open.

Treat the lower sections of the trousers with facings. On the front side, lay the finishing machine line, retreating 0.5 cm from the edge.

Model 4 Size 46

Breeches with a wide yoke and wide cuffs along the bottom line.

To make the breeches you will need: 1.2 m of elastic suit or denim; 0.5 m of printed chiffon; zipper 14-16 cm long; 1 button.


1 - rear half; 2 - yoke of the back half; 3 - front half; 4 - yoke of the front half; 5 - belt of the rear half; 6 - front half belt; 7 - cuff.

Cutting Back half - 2 parts

Back half yoke - 2 parts

Front half - 2 parts

Front half yoke - 2 parts

Back half belt - 2 parts

Front half belt - 2 parts

Cuff - 2 pieces with a fold

Cut out the details listed above from the main fabric. From chiffon, cut out the details of the coquette of the front and back halves.

Description of work

Sew the details of the coquettes cut out of chiffon onto the main ones. Sweep the coquettes prepared in this way and grind them with the details of the front and back halves. Iron the seam allowances down. Connect the front and back halves along the middle seam line, leaving a small area open at the top of the front half. Iron the seam allowances.

At the top of the front half, sew on a zipper along the middle seam line (see "Pants (model 3)"). Sweep the back and front halves and stitch along the side and crotch seams. Iron the seam allowances.

On the upper cut of the product, baste and stitch a belt reinforced with a non-woven lining, on the right side of which then process a welt loop, and attach a button on the left.

Gather along the lower sections of the leg, and then sew wide cuffs.

Model 5 Size 44

Breeches with internal side pockets and a narrow belt with a button.

To complete the presented model of breeches, you will need: 1.2 m of suit or raincoat fabric; interlining; zipper 14 cm long; 1 button.


1 - rear half; 2 - front half.

Cutting Back half - 2 parts

Front half - 2 parts

Description of work

Stitch the pocket burlap with the detail of the front half, then turn it to the wrong side of the main part, iron and stitch to the edge, laying a machine line on the front side of the product.

Fold the side part of the front half with the one-piece burlap of the pocket right side with the wrong side of the front half and, aligning along the line of the entrance to the pocket, sweep.

Sweep the details of the burlap of the inner pocket and stitch along the cuts.

Make the darts provided on the back half and iron them in the direction of the side seams.

Connect the details of the front and back halves in series along the lines of the side, step and middle seams. Iron the seam allowances.

Draw in and sew in the zipper along the middle seam line at the top of the front half.

Treat the upper section of the trousers with a belt, reinforcing it with a non-woven lining.

On the right side of the belt, cut and sew a loop, attach a button on the left

Hem the breeches along the lower sections. At the same time, the hem can be fixed manually with a blind seam, a straight machine stitch, or using adhesive tape (“spider line”).

Model 6 Size 46

Breeches with internal side pockets, cuffs at the hemline and tapered waistband

For sewing breeches of the specified model, prepare: 1.6 m of elastic suiting fabric; interlining; satin ribbon 2 cm wide.

1 - rear half;

2 - front half.

Cutting Back half - 2 parts

Front half - 2 parts

Cut out the details of the front and back half of the breeches, leaving allowances for the seams and burlap of the pockets along the contour lines, guided by the pattern of the front half.

Description of work

Fold the details of the front and back halves with the front sides, align along the cuts, baste and stitch along the lines of the side seams, leaving unsewn areas for sewing in pocket burlap. Iron the seam allowances.

At the top of the side seams, make inside pockets by weaving in and sewing in burlap.

Connect the main parts by laying the stitching seams along the step and middle cuts. Iron the seam allowances.

Turn the upper section of the breeches to the wrong side, first by 0.5 cm, and then to the width of the drawstring, reinforce with a non-woven lining, bast and stitch to the edge.

On the front half of the belt, make slotted loops through which stretch the satin braid.

Tuck the legs along the lower sections to the wrong side of the product, first by 0.5 cm, and then by the width of the lapel. Attach the hem by laying a straight machine stitch at a distance of 0.2-0.3 cm from the fold. Turn the lapels to the front side and fasten along the lines of the side and step seams with a straight machine stitch.