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Mie from Sewing Like Mad guest blogs at Sew Country Chick with a tutorial showing how to adapt a basic shorts pattern to make a pair of culottes. To make the culottes, you need to add extra width to the legs and create a longer crotch. She includes dimensions for making a size 3T, but her instructions will work with any size of shorts. Get the how-to.
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A simple and comfy women’s top pattern that is great to wear with jeans or leggings. With and nice flowy cut and longer length in the back, this is a great top for all body shapes. Pattern comes in sizes x-small to size large.
Looking for a versatile, stylish, and FREE women’s top pattern? Look no further! This women’s top pattern from Sew Simple Home is perfect for all your sewing needs. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, this easy-to-follow pattern will quickly become your go-to for creating a wardrobe staple.
The pattern is simple yet chic, and you can customize it in so many ways – from fabric choice to fit – making it ideal for year-round wear. Plus, it’s free! So, why not add this top to your collection and start sewing today?
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I want to be all cheerful and say they are so cute
however these are not culottes they are split leg skirt the difference being that culottes have it hidden that they are trouser leg and i suppose at a glance these may look like a skirt but it would not hold up for long.
i have a niece and god bless i love her but she can’t sit like a lady to save herself. She lives in box pleat culottes and i mean box pleat front and back they are so cute. i would really be interested in seeing some one doing a box pleat culottes with contrasting internal pleats for fun