I messed up Natalie's first pair by making them too tight, so they only lasted a week or so before I noticed they were about to rip at the bum area. I used a different pair of pants to trace this time and I like them, they have a nice wide leg.
As for the side cargo type pockets, I used Made by Rae's Pleated Pocket tutorial. I did scale down the size of the pocket by a few inches, but I loved making them. More pockets please! It was a great tutorial on a super stylish pocket that'll go with all sorts of projects.
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ridiculously cute
I love these. The pockets really add a lot to the pants. So cute!!
These are too cute! Love that pocket!
I just love that 15 (or ish) minutes is all it takes for a pair of kid pants. Instant gradification!
Just too cute!!
Super cute!! I LOVE that flannel, and the pockets are just perfect! :o)
These look perfect and comfy. The girls and I will be sewing our summer away and I have put this tutorial on our to sew lists. The pocket is darling. ~Kelly
unDeniably Domestic
I love these! The pocket is too cute!
Adorable fabrics choices. I will be making these tonight!
I just found your blog.. its great!
They are sooooo cute! I should start make one for my son!
Happy weekend,
Kiki
The pockets are a great addition. The tutorial for the pockets really does make huge pockets, doesn't it? I nearly cut it in half for kids.
Sooo cute, love the fabric and the pocket is a nice touch. I am gonna need to make some of these pretty soon, we are heading towards the end of summer here in South Africa, love Nadine x
So cute! Don't you love that Valori Wells flannel? I made baby blankets and burp cloths for my youngest son with the blue line of it.
these look great...i have to check out the tutorial...there are never enough comfy jammie pants
I love that you enjoy the tutorial, Anna! These pants are just too cute. Nice work.
Those are adorable!!!
(I fixed my posting-on-blogs problem, and am so glad to be able to post here, now!)
super cute. PJ pants are on my list of to-dos, now.
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