How to sew straight cut Baggy Jeans and stone wash them | Sewing Tutorial & DIY stone washing

[@ericknlmb]

Fye Brodie

[@ByLukasLissewski]

Ty bro!

[@amarachi4836]

Erste ⭐️

[@Brian-qb7sv]

If I have a 30-inch waist which size should I make?

[@ByLukasLissewski]

@@Brian-qb7sv S or XS should fit, I wear size L and have a 37,7 inch hip size

[@Brian-qb7sv]

@@ByLukasLissewski Ok, thanks. One more thing, I know that the pattern should be printed in A4 paper but do you think it will work in regular US standard printer paper?

[@ByLukasLissewski]

@@Brian-qb7svI asked my chat gpt and I think with these aspects, it should work :) Tip for Printing A4 Sewing Patterns on US Letter Paper Select "Actual Size" or "100% Scale" when printing: In the printer settings, ensure no automatic scaling (such as "Fit to Page") is applied. This is important to maintain the correct dimensions of the pattern. Paper Size Selection: Most printers in the US can print A4 files on US Letter paper as long as "Actual Size" is selected. However, a small part of the margins might get cut off. Verify with a Calibration Box: Your PDF should include a calibration box or scale (e.g., 10cm x 10cm), allowing users to confirm the correct size after printing. Optional - Use A4 Paper: Some printers allow manual selection of the paper size. US customers could purchase A4 paper (available online) and load it into their printer.

[@Brian-qb7sv]

Ok, thank you again! I will try with regular printer paper and if it doesn’t work I will just buy a4.