I don't normally wear my top tucked in, so it's normally a little more flattering, also not helped by the fact that it's cold and wet and dark here at the moment. I've got another pair almost finished, just the waistband and hem to do, I'll finish them tomorrow, they're in khaki coloured merino sweatshirting.
This pair is from deep stash, I owned the fabric for probably 14 or more years, I bought it before my youngest was born and originally had another colour in it. That went to my mum to be used to make Gran something to wear in the resthome. I think the fabric might be cotton, it's got a good weight to it and is a knit on the side I've used as the right side and a terry loop on the back.
You can see the front of the fabric here, I did take a photo of the back, but for some unknown reason it's disappeared from my computer/phone. It's a hard fabric to photograph at the best of times, and the lighting at the moment is awful! You can see here the pocket on the front which I've overlocked for a more rustic look. It doesn't sit quite as well as I'd like, but overall I'm pretty happy, I suspect the other pair will have better behaving pockets since the material isn't as heavy.
Will I make more? Not yet, with the two pairs I've just made my casual pants drawer is now full, however the pattern is one I'll definitely revisit when I need more trousers suitable for winter slobbing. It also comes in a shorts version so I might try that for summer, though at the moment it's hard to imagine summer, this winter's been cold and wet and horrible!
This is the other fabric, not a flattering colour for me, but it's on my bottom half so it doesn't matter. |
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