Basic Joggers / Sweatpants for Men DIY - Sew Along / Complete Sewing Steps - PDF Patterns Boutique

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VIDEO CHAPTERS: 0:00 Intro 0:11 Front Pockets 8:33 Buttonholes (optional) 13:07 Front Rise 14:03 Back Pocket 22:17 Back Rise 23:32 Side Seams & Inseam 28:19 Elastic Waistline (Part 1) 30:35 Sewing Elastic (Part 2) 35:18 Waist Cord 36:25 Cuffs 41:57 Final Result GET THIS PATTERN (Instant Download): pdfpatternsboutique.com/b/FL49a (for Men: 6 Sizes) pdfpatternsboutique.com/b/E6O7o (for Women: 6 Sizes)

[@WendyHopper]

Wow! I picked up some sewing tricks from watching this. Thanks!

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So glad you did =)! Thanks for your comment, it helps us a lot!

[@arhodapowell9587]

You're doing it again, keep on moving smooth 👌

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Thanks a lot for your comments =)!!

[@arhodapowell9587]

No matter what you make you sure know what you are doing, and you do it well along with while playing music.

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Thanks a bunch for your nice comment 😁!! I really appreciate it!

[@sherifahmed2]

Need to know information about front and back rise for this joggers.. Thanks.

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Hi! All available information is in the pattern description. Also, you may contact me through the store "contact" section.

[@sheliaashurst4577]

Great video. I will be using this video to do my jogging pants. Thank u

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Thanks a lot for your comment =)!

[@veeisher]

When he was sewing the pocket I was wondering what stitch was he using? Because I’m a beginner that would have been a nice tip as well, but this video is super valuable to me...

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Hi! Thanks a lot for your comments! 😊Let me answer your question: I was using a regular topstitch (both for the front and back pockets). Also, when sewing the front pocket bag, I was using a serger (4-thread overlock).

[@trishamarachi.trishfashion5301]

Thank you very much 🙏

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You are welcome 😁!

[@orionlethbridge6911]

Super useful tutorial -- thank you :)

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Thank you very much for your comment =)!

[@lorrittaajah6093]

Really amazing Did a great job👍👍👍

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Thank you very much 😁😉!

[@aminatodupitan8378]

Hello, What size of elastic did you use and how cm did you fold in on the waist. I bought the patyern on etsy 3days ago.

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Hi! Thanks a lot for your purchase =)!. All our patterns include a "details sheet" with all specifications. Regarding your specific question, the elastic used here is 4 cm in width. Elastoc length depends on the size you are sewing. These lengths are included both in the details sheet and in the pattern "Front" piece. The waistline is folded as much as the elastic (in this case, 4 cm).

[@enuvungrumandaviynrm570]

Hi, can you mention or listed every material fabrics that you use in your video?😁

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Hi! Thanks a lot for your comment! Sure, here are the materials you need (these are originally mentioned in the pattern's details sheet): a) Main knit-fabric; I've used here some a "melange" (color) one-sided brushed fleece. French terry is also a great option. Sometimes these can be referred to as "sweatshirt fabric". You will need about 160 cm (1.75 yards) for the smallest size and 205 cm (2,2 yards) for the biggest one. b) Rib-Knit fabric. Usually bought to the same provider as the main fabric. This way both fabrics are the same composition and both have the exact same color. c) Cord (or two shoelaces sewn in the back): 130 cm (51,1 inches) for the smallest size and 205 cm (78,7 inches) for the biggest one. d) Elastic (4 cm / 40 mm width). 1 m / 1 yard e) Non-Woven Fusible Interfacing (used when sewing the buttonholes). Just a small piece.

[@shortyylu]

What amount of minimum stretch should the fabric be? How much ease is added? Low stretch sweatshirt fleece ? Like 5-15% or more?

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Hi! Any sweatshirt material will do just fine. In this case, I`ve used a cotton one, so it barely stretches (still great results). Regarding the final garment measurements, you can refer to the measurements chart in the sewing pattern description: pdfpatternsboutique.com/b/FL49a

[@sierraaaaa]

@@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE thank you very much and yay! Finally lol… so does that apply to all of the sweatshirt and sweatpants patterns that you have on the website?

[@sierraaaaa]

@@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE also are you going to make a woman’s hoodie pattern? I wanted a hoodie/sweatpants pattern set 😢

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@@sierraaaaa You are welcome😁! Yes, that is correct; all designs were thought to be used with the same type of fabric (some Knit Rib Knit is also needed for neckline and cufss):

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

@@sierraaaaa Indeed I am! This year I'll launch both a women's sweatshirt and hoodie.

[@thefashionfiend4812]

Great video!! quick question did you use separate rib fabric or the same jogging fabric for the cuffs?

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Thanks a lot for your comment =)!! Regarding your question; I used some cotton Rib-Knit for the cuffs (same light gray melange color).

[@kiaradavis6594]

Great video! If i don’t have a serger what kind of stitches do you recommend to use instead?

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Hi! Thanks for your comment! Regarding our question; all modern home sewing (and not so modern ones) have either a "simil serger/overlock stitch" or a "stretch stitch" for knit fabrics. If you know the brand and model of your machine, I can guide you on which is the right stitch to use.

[@markwilliams1824]

I’m thinking of buying this pattern as my current designer has re sent her pattern x4 for mistakes 😮.. very disappointing. I’ve made several of your polo shirts now and just love it! As for these pants, I’m quite short, is there a ‘shorten here’ line on the pattern? Also I’m not a fan of elastic leg cuffs. Can they be simply hemmed to my preference as the elastic cuff does add length.. ? TIA 😊

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Hi! Sorry for the delay. Nope, sorry; there is no such thing as a separate hemline but this alteration is quite simple. You may simply remove the cuffs and add a hem seam allowance if needed. You may also want to add some extra width on the legs.

[@summersidestudio]

What fabric did you use?

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Hi! Thanks a lot for your comment =)! Here's some info: a) Main knit-fabric; I used here a melange (color) one-sided brushed fleece. French terry is also a good option. These are sometimes referres as "sweatshirt fabric". b) Rib-Knit fabric c) Non-Woven Fusible Interfacing

[@summersidestudio]

@@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE Thanks for the response. One more question. Is it possible if I make it by using baby terry fabric? The thickness is about 220 gsm.

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

@@summersidestudio You are welcome! Yes, that will definitelly work.

[@chigirl4872]

nice video. how is the fit for men, is it relaxed or baggy? Also, do the pants start to taper at the ankle?

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Hi! This is a "regular" fit pattern. It's not necessarily baggy but not a slim fit at all either. These legs have rib knit cuffs, so the side seam goes from the hip level directly to the ankle line. I hope that answers your questions; let me know otherwise.

[@jinm3]

Do you teach how to sew the pieces together ? I’ve never used a sewing machine . Also. Where do you get the cut out pieces ?

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Hi! Thanks a lot for your comment! Let me answer your question right away: These videos are what I like to call "a sewing along video"; this would be more like a demostration of how to sew rather than a sewing lesson. For that reason, some basic knoledge is needed beforehand (threading and operating the sewing machines, using commertial sewing patterss, cutting fabric, etc). Here on KZbin there are tons of videos on how to get started into sewing and you will for sure get an answer to your questions.

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I forgot to mention: I'm using here PDF sewing patterns created and developed by me. These can be bought here: pdfpatternsboutique.com

[@emmarivera8295]

Excelente vídeo!!!

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Muchísimas gracias! 😁!!

[@soloturk8856]

❤ wonderful!!!

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Thank you!!

[@alc1715]

where do you buy fabrics

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Hi! I usually get them at any local store here in my city. These fabrics, however, are all basics so they can be found at any marketplace suck as Etsy.

[@Routine18]

Maravilhoso,trabalho impecável!!

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Aww! Thank you so much 😁!!

[@emmarivera8295]

Porfavor el paso a paso para realizar el molde Gracias, buen vídeo

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Muchas gracias!! Lo tendré en cuenta 😁!

[@lioxbs5356]

Gracias por enseñar el ensamblado de la prenda. Pero sin patron los principiantes no podemos realizar la prenda. But I like your tutorial. Thank so mucho.❤

[@sallyrobilotto7232]

where can I get a pattern for these sweat pants?

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Hi! Thanks for your comment. You can get this item at out store: pdfpatternsboutique.com/b/FL49a

[@alexandrabones7327]

Excelente

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Muchísimas gracias por su comentario =)!!

[@collinschibuezemonday3841]

What the type of sewing machine she used It is a mini sewing machine?

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Hi! Thanks for your comment. Let me answer your question right away: I'm actually using two different machines here: a) 4-thread Overlock (Serger): Janome 1110DX b) Home-Sewing Machine (Lockstitch): Brother CE 4000

[@naadirahmann6687]

What type of material

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Hi! This is Jogging Fabric (cotton) / Color: Light Gray Melange

[@naadirahmann6687]

Just for men pattern?

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Hi! So far, this design is only in male sizing. However, I plan to launch the women's version of it before next year.

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Hello again! My next video will be of a pair of sweatpants for women; stay tunned!

[@djtblizzle]

Captions or talking would be much more helpful than music and pointing .

[@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE]

Thanks for the suggestions.