The Modern Sewing Co PDF Daphne Trousers Sewing Pattern
The Daphne trousers sewing pattern by The Modern Sewing Co was developed to answer the need for a smart, flattering trouser with a high waist and a wide leg.
Something that is just so comfy but with an elevated stylish feel. This high fitted waist gives elegance to this cut while the loose fit from the lower hip downwards adds a casual charm.
The pattern comes with options to help you personalise to your own fit and the ‘easy-fit’ construction method will allow you to tailor the cut to your own body.
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Fabric requirements
Fabric width 150cm:
- Sizes 4 – 12 = 135cm
- Sizes 14 – 20 = 190cm
- Sizes 22 – 28 = 250cm
Fabric width 110cm:
- Sizes 4 – 12 = 210cm
- Sizes 14 – 20 = 215cm
- Sizes 22 – 28 = 280cm
Size range
- UK 4 – 28
Supplies you'll need
- Small length of bias binding binding (optional)
- 18-20cm zip
- 1 x button (around 2.5-3cm)
- Sewing thread
- About 20cm of good quality fusing
Sewing skill level
- Intermediate
PDF contents
- Instructions (18 pages)
- A4/US Letter print-at-home pattern with layers (36 pages)
- A0 copy shop pattern with layers (2 sheets)
- A0 copy shop pattern without layers (2 sheets)
Sewing pattern description
The Daphne trousers sewing pattern by The Modern Sewing Co works very well in structured heavy to mid weight twills, drills, denims and canvas fabrics.
Tougher fabrics work very well for winter and the end result will give you a closer fit to the body, although before starting check you can easily sew through 5 layers of the fabric.
Lighter twills and denims are lovely in the summer as the lighter weight fabrics will give you a slightly looser fit.
As this fit hugs the waist and hips quite snugly it’s important to choose a fabric with a strong weave. To test it before sewing, sew a test seam and pull it apart. If the fabric weave starts to pull and split you will need to consider a stronger fabric to make sure the back seam doesn’t start to split and pull over time.
It’s best to stay clear of linens for this reason unless they are very densely woven.
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