High Waist Sewing Pattern

Oh, honey. You gotta see these high waist trousers! They are everything you need to show off those curves, and BurdaStyle has got you covered. Check it:

Okay, so the title is High Waist Trousers 02/2013 #119. But honestly, these pants are so much more than that. They're a statement piece. A power move. A way to turn heads and show the world that you mean business.

Description

Let's get into the nitty-gritty of these pants. Firstly, they're high-waisted. You know what that means - they'll flatter your figure like no other. The waistband sits at the natural waistline, which is perfect for showing off your curves and elongating your legs.

These trousers also have pleats at the front, which give them a cool, retro vibe. And they've got pockets! Who doesn't love pockets?

One thing to note is that these pants are designed for medium-weight fabrics like wool blends, twill, and gabardine. So make sure you choose a fabric with enough body to hold the pleats.

Materials

• 2 1/8 yards of medium-weight fabric
• 1 1/2 yards of lining fabric
• 8" zipper
• 1 button

Aside from that, you'll need your basic sewing supplies - thread, scissors, a sewing machine, etc.

Pattern Sizes

These high waist trousers come in sizes 34-46 (European sizing). That's equivalent to sizes 6-18 in US sizing.

It's important to measure yourself before you start sewing, so you can choose the correct size. BurdaStyle provides a handy size chart, so you can make sure you're selecting the right pattern size:

How to

Now that you've got all your materials and you've selected the right size, it's time to get sewing! Here's a basic overview of the steps:

1. Print out the pattern pieces and tape them together.
2. Cut out your fabric pieces according to the pattern.
3. Mark your pleats and darts on the front and back pieces, respectively.
4. Sew the pleats and darts.
5. Attach the front and back pieces at the side seams.
6. Sew the waistband pieces together and attach to the pants.
7. Insert the zipper and sew the waistband closed.
8. Sew the inseams.
9. Hem the pants.
10. Sew the buttons on the waistband.

Of course, this is just a brief overview. If you're a more experienced sewer, you might not need detailed instructions. But if you're new to sewing or you need more guidance, BurdaStyle provides detailed, step-by-step instructions with photos.

So what are you waiting for? Get sewing, honey! These high waist trousers are calling your name.

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