Happy start to the week to all of you, hive friends. Starting this week with a lot of work, one of which is a men's jogger that I was commissioned to make. I'm going to add some details to make it different from what's sold here and adapt it to the customer's personality, since clothing is part and parcel of each person's essence, as I see it.
(Materiales:)||(Materials:)
- Para este jogger utilice -tela Terry -elastica decorada -patron -Tijera -elastica con cordĂłn incluĂdo -hilo
- For this jogger, I used -Terry fabric -Decorated elastic -Pattern -Scissors -Elastic with included drawstring -Thread
(Procedimiento:)||(Procedure:)
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Paso nro 1
Paso nro 1
To start making these jogger pants, I took a pattern that I already had for a size M jogger. Folding the fabric towards where it stretches, I cut the front and back of the jogger. The pockets, cuffs and waistband. Here I have all the cut pieces organized, like the sides with the elastic attached.
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Paso nro 2
Paso nro 2
I started by sewing the front pockets with a straight seam. Then I attached the decorated elastic to the fabric with a straight seam on the sides. Once they were sewn, I fixed the sides of the front and back to now attach the side pocket.
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Paso nro 3
Paso nro 3
Continue sewing the pocket flap, sewing it inside out and then turning it over. When it's ready, sew it to the side of the pants. This pocket will be on the leg on both sides. I also added decorative elastic.
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Paso nro 4
Paso nro 4
Once you've finished both pockets on both legs, sew the entire leg section on each side, then sew the crotch. Next, sew the elastic to the waistband and then sew it to the jogger waistband.
(Resultado final:)||(Bottom line:)
It's easy to make, but with so many details, it took longer than I thought. But I really liked the result; it was very pretty and eye-catching. Thanks for joining me.
Las fotos presentadas en este blog son de mi autorĂa. Las imágenes han sido editadas utilizando Canva. Las fotografĂas fueron tomadas con mi celular Infinix hot 10. El contenido ha sido traducido con el traductor de Google.
The photos presented in this blog are my responsibility. The images have been edited using Canva. The photographs were taken with my Infinix hot 10 cell phone. The content has been translated with Google translator.