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Embracing my homebody wearing the Vide Pants (natu

Embracing my homebody wearing the Vide Pants (naturally!). When fall arrives 🍂🍁, you gotta keep it cosy. That said, I do wear cosy pants all year because that's just how I roll 😊. Life's too short to feel constricted! #videpants #indiesewing #thelaststitchpatterns #handmadewardrobe #sewingknits ##sewingwithknits

Cutting knits can be tricky, so here are 5 super e

Cutting knits can be tricky, so here are 5 super easy tips that will make a BIG difference. The tips are from the first #videpants Sew-Along post that is up now on the blog (thelaststitch.com) 1. Knit fabrics don't have straight edges, so don't measure the grainline from the edge. Look for a vertical pattern, like a rib, and align the pattern grainline with it. 2. Or fold the pattern along the grainline to align it. Then align the folded edge with the knit fabric's vertical pattern. Open and lay the pattern flat on the fabric. 3. Use pattern weights. Pins on knits can distort the fabric. Instead, use pattern weights to keep the pattern pieces in place during cutting. I love using thick metal washers as pattern weights. If you use pins, do so sparingly and close to the edges. 4. Mark the right side of the fabric using fabric-friendly tape, pins, or post-it notes. Sometimes it can be hard to distinguish the right from the wrong side, especially on darker knits. 5. Instead of using tailor’s chalk that rubs off easily, clip tiny notches, 2–3 mm long (⅛"), onto the seam allowances. If the knit fabric is prone to unraveling, such as sweater knits, use pins or tape to mark the notches. #sewingtips #sewingtutorial #sewingknits #sewingwithknits #thelaststitchpatterns #sewingtricks

Some outfit ideas for the Vide Pants. Depending on

Some outfit ideas for the Vide Pants. Depending on the fabric, you can make them look really dressed up or go for a more casual vibe. In these pics, I paired them with my Gurli Top and Eivy Cardigan sewing patterns. I'm slowly building a wardrobe staples collection with my patterns, so it's great to see how well they go together. The Vide Pants are also great to jump around in, and you can't say that about most other trousers, right? 😀 #videpants #gurlitop #eivycardigan #indiesewing #indiesewingpattern #sewingknits #thelaststitchpatterns

The Vide Knit Pants sewing pattern is here! Dressy

The Vide Knit Pants sewing pattern is here! Dressy yet comfortable, making them the perfect choice for both casual wear and a more polished look. But without the constraints of traditional woven dress pants.
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Elastic waist, pockets and optional pintucks 👌 Plus they are really easy to sew – what's not love about the Vide Pants! •
The pattern is available in Sizes EU 32-56 (US 0-24) and is a printable PDF pattern with layered sizing. Get the pattern by clicking the link in bio or head over to http://shop.thelaststitch.com/ 🧵
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There are also so many fabric options for the Vide Pants. In fact, any type of stable knit fabric with some stretch will work splendidly for this pattern. #videpants #newsewingpattern #thelaststitchpatterns #indiesewingpattern #indiesewing #sewingwithknits

Feeling cosy in my latest Eivy Cardigan I made a n

Feeling cosy in my latest Eivy Cardigan I made a nautical-inspired version this time using a felted wool jersey. This fabric was a fantastic choice for sewing my #eivycardigan pattern. Felted knits are so easy to sew, and the amount of stretch is perfect for the Eivy. Highly recommended!
#indiesewingpattern #sewingwithknits #handmadewardrobe #sewingknits #thelaststitchpattern

For a perfectly fitting elastic waistband that won

For a perfectly fitting elastic waistband that won't roll – use these 5 simple tips 👍 1. Ideally the elastic should have the same width as the waistband. If the elastic sits snuggly inside the waistband, it's less likely to roll. You can always reduce the waistband width to fit the elastic. 2. For inserting, either leave an opening in the waistband seam or don't sew the entire waistband seam. Using the waistband option makes adjusting the elastic easier later on. 3. Use a safety pin to insert the elastic. It's also useful when adjusting the elastic before trimming. Don't trim the elastic until you tried the garment on the body. 4. Fit the garment on the body and adjust the length of the elastic. Use the safety pin during fitting. The elastic should sit firmly on the body without digging in. 5. Stitch down the elastic to prevent rolling. This is optional but will ensure that the elastic doesn’t fold or twist during wearing and washing. These simple tips will make a big difference, promise!
Psst, on Tuesday's episode of @stitchingtalespod we talk more about how to sew elastic waistbands and sewing knit pants such as joggers and leggings in general. #sewingknits #sewingtutorial #sewingtips #sewingwith knits

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