This post is in the spirit of
Kids Clothes Week because I actually finished them a couple of week ago. They were leftover from the inspiration of my first Kids Clothing Week where I made
these yellow elephant pants.
Everyone was so encouraging and positive that I decided to make another pair from what was left of the Cosmo Cricket Girl Friday fabric I used to make a pinafore for a friend (well, her kid). I got really creative in my cutting to use up every stitch that was left.
These are a bit big at the waist so they'll be lovely capris come Spring. Again, I used the
Sailor Pants pattern from
danslalune on Etsy. I didn't have many issues putting them together the first time so they went together really quickly.
I pulled the tab from the front forward so that you could see the contrasting fabric. I don't usually use fabrics from the same collection together because it's so matchy-matchy but I think these are so different but so the same that it worked really well.
This post is in the spirit of Kids Clothes Week because I actually finished them a couple of week ago. They were leftover from the inspiration of my first Kids Clothing Week where I made these yellow elephant pants.
Everyone was so encouraging and positive that I decided to make another pair from what was left of the Cosmo Cricket Girl Friday fabric I used to make a pinafore for a friend (well, her kid). I got really creative in my cutting to use up every stitch that was left.
These are a bit big at the waist so they'll be lovely capris come Spring. Again, I used the Sailor Pants pattern from danslalune on Etsy. I didn't have many issues putting them together the first time so they went together really quickly.
I pulled the tab from the front forward so that you could see the contrasting fabric. I don't usually use fabrics from the same collection together because it's so matchy-matchy but I think these are so different but so the same that it worked really well.
these are so cute.
ReplyDeleteThey came out great! That fabric is just to die for.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever seen cooler pants! I love the fabric!
ReplyDeleteThey are cute. They make me think about Oilily for some reason, I guess those colours. I loved Oilily when I was a child (later too, by the way) :-)
ReplyDeleteThese pants are so cute and I love that print.
ReplyDeletesaid it before, say it again: you have amazing taste in fabric! And check out the line-up job on that front seam! Love them. I want a pair.
ReplyDeleteThank you all so much for all the great comments! I really appreciate it. These were so much fun to make.
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