Let me start with the Full tummy adjustment How do you know you need a full tummy adjustment? When you have a full tummy/buttocks the wrinkles that appear are due to stretching of the fabric in that area. These are two different fitting issues but with a very similar solution. How to fit pants – Full tummy and Full butt adjustment That’s why I find this extra step well worth it. Once you sew the pants the fit can still be improved, but you will get results much easier and faster if you work on the pattern itself.
Each seam in the pants has its own function in making the pants fit well. To find out where you might have some fitting issues I strongly suggest you sew a muslin first before cutting some expensive fabric. These ones we can adjust and fix by making certain changes to the pattern. However, there are wrinkles that show some fitting issues. These wrinkles of fabric give the freedom to sit and move and are usually noticed at the crotch, under the butt and at the back of the knees. You don’t need to eliminate every single one. I want to emphasize that it’s OK to have some wrinkles here and there. And the bodice has darts that can change position, width, and length to sculpt the shape of the pattern as close to the body shape as possible. To compare, a skirt must fit only the waist and hips circumference measurements. That’s why once you draft the basic pants pattern you might come to the point that it still does need some improvements to get the best fit. There is a lot of geometry involved here. On top of that, the shape of the butt and the tummy changes when a person sits. The legs bend at the knees as well as at the hips. It is so because they cover a big part of the body and they pretty much follow all the shapes and curves of the legs, bottom, and waist. In Clothing design / Pattern making / Uncategorized tagged clothing design / fitting the pants pattern / how to fit pants / pants pattern / pattern making by Danielaįrom all the basic patterns, pants are the most difficult to fit.
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