Sewing Pattern – Womens high-waist wide-leg trousers

May 13, 2020 by Shellie Wilson Leave a Comment

I recently had the opportunity to sew a pair of wide leg pants using this sewing pattern and I couldn’t be happier with the results. As a pear-shaped individual, I have always had trouble finding pants that fit well and are comfortable to wear. However, these wide leg pants were the perfect solution.

The pattern itself was easy to follow and the instructions were clear and concise. I found the pattern pieces to be accurate and the fit was spot on. The wide leg design is extremely forgiving, which made me feel confident and comfortable in my new pants.

I decided to use a printed fabric for my pants, and the results were stunning. The wide leg design allowed the fabric to drape beautifully and the print was showcased to perfection. I can also imagine these pants looking great in a plain or satin fabric for a more sophisticated look.

The high-waisted design of these pants is also a plus. It’s coming back into fashion right now and I have always loved wearing them. It’s a great way to elongate your legs and accentuate your waist.

Overall, I would highly recommend this wide leg pant sewing pattern to anyone looking to sew a comfortable and stylish pair of pants. It’s perfect for the pear-shaped body and the wide leg design is both forgiving and on-trend. With the ability to use different types of fabrics, the possibilities are endless. I know I’ll be sewing more of these pants in the future.

This PDF sewing pattern is made up of 31 pattern pages and 13 instruction pages. It includes a separate file for the pattern tiles and instruction booklet, so that should you wish, you can print only the pattern and read the instruction files on a computer or tablet. You can purchase this sewing pattern via Etsy.

Looking for more Wide leg pant patterns to sew? Check out these Wide Leg pant sewing patterns and Pdfs we found on Etsy.

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