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Molde usado: Vogue 2752, Guy Laroche Paris Original(já saiu de circulação, foi publicado em 2003):
Descrição: Calças à boca-de-sino bastante compridas, no original têm a cintura bastante demarcada com vista interior e fecho invisível ao lado. Cortei o tamanho 12, mas alarguei ligeiramente a cintura.
Tecido usado: Crepe rosa-salmão
Modificações: Ao observar as vistas da cintura achei-as anormalmente curvadas, sinal que a cintura ficaria bastante estreita em relação à anca. Resolvi então substituir as vistas por um cós estreito, com duas pontas de atar.
A confecção decorreu sem problemas apenas alterando o processo de confecção do cós. Os acabamentos das margens foram feitos com corta-e-cose (menos na costura do gancho, onde prefiro usar o ponto de rematar orlas da máquina de coser, porque a orla é redonda e é mais difícil de obter precisão nas curvas com a corta-e-cose). Podem ver as bainhas cosidas à mão na foto seguinte:
Conclusão: Muto satisfeita com o resultado e acho que a modificação no cós lhe deu um toque mais moderno! A seguir vou tentar fazer a jaqueta, no mesmo tecido, para ficar com o fato completo! Quando puder publico fotos no meu blogue de guarda-roupa!)
Descrição: Calças à boca-de-sino bastante compridas, no original têm a cintura bastante demarcada com vista interior e fecho invisível ao lado. Cortei o tamanho 12, mas alarguei ligeiramente a cintura.
Tecido usado: Crepe rosa-salmão
Modificações: Ao observar as vistas da cintura achei-as anormalmente curvadas, sinal que a cintura ficaria bastante estreita em relação à anca. Resolvi então substituir as vistas por um cós estreito, com duas pontas de atar.
A confecção decorreu sem problemas apenas alterando o processo de confecção do cós. Os acabamentos das margens foram feitos com corta-e-cose (menos na costura do gancho, onde prefiro usar o ponto de rematar orlas da máquina de coser, porque a orla é redonda e é mais difícil de obter precisão nas curvas com a corta-e-cose). Podem ver as bainhas cosidas à mão na foto seguinte:
Conclusão: Muto satisfeita com o resultado e acho que a modificação no cós lhe deu um toque mais moderno! A seguir vou tentar fazer a jaqueta, no mesmo tecido, para ficar com o fato completo! Quando puder publico fotos no meu blogue de guarda-roupa!)
Pattern: Vogue 2752, Guy Laroche Paris Original (Out of Print, it was released in 2003):
Pants description: Floor length flared pants have contour waist (the original has) and invisible side-zipper closure. I cut size 12 but added an inch to the side circumference (1/4 inch to the side on the back and side of the front, tapering to nothing at hip level).
Fabric: Salmon pink crepe
Alterations: Besides altering the waist circumference, I also used a different waist treatment, because when analyzing the facings they seemed too curved, sign a very contoured waist (too much for my taste). So I made a narrow separate waistband instead, ending in two ties (I left the end of the ties unfinished so I could turn them more easily and kind of liked it that way).
The construction went well, just altering the waist finishing. The SAs were all serged except for the crotch; there I used the special purpose stitch from my sewing machine, because it’s easier to control around curved edges. The hems were handstitched (a far more perfect finishing than using the hemming stitch from the sewing machine, which I used before on quick/easy projects):
Conclusion: Couldn’t be happier with the end result and I think my alterations added a modern touch to the original design. Next I will attempt making the jacket, using the same fabric.
When I can I will publish pictures on my wardrobe blog. Thank you all for visiting!
Pants description: Floor length flared pants have contour waist (the original has) and invisible side-zipper closure. I cut size 12 but added an inch to the side circumference (1/4 inch to the side on the back and side of the front, tapering to nothing at hip level).
Fabric: Salmon pink crepe
Alterations: Besides altering the waist circumference, I also used a different waist treatment, because when analyzing the facings they seemed too curved, sign a very contoured waist (too much for my taste). So I made a narrow separate waistband instead, ending in two ties (I left the end of the ties unfinished so I could turn them more easily and kind of liked it that way).
The construction went well, just altering the waist finishing. The SAs were all serged except for the crotch; there I used the special purpose stitch from my sewing machine, because it’s easier to control around curved edges. The hems were handstitched (a far more perfect finishing than using the hemming stitch from the sewing machine, which I used before on quick/easy projects):
Conclusion: Couldn’t be happier with the end result and I think my alterations added a modern touch to the original design. Next I will attempt making the jacket, using the same fabric.
When I can I will publish pictures on my wardrobe blog. Thank you all for visiting!
Beautiful and it the fit is oerfect.
ReplyDeleteThese look really beautiful on you. I love the waist finishing - a lovely touch. Can't wait to see the jacket.
ReplyDeleteYour pants you look great on you!
ReplyDeleteYour pants are amazing, the waist detail is very modern.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful :-)
ReplyDeletevery beautiful!
ReplyDeletekisses silke
So glad you said you were making the jacket as well, looking at the pattern I really like the shape of it.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pants and great fit.
Ficou chiquérrima! O lacinho do lado acrescentou um toque muito feminino, muito melhor que o original. Deve ficar linda com a sua blusa roxa.
ReplyDeleteGosto muito de calças "flare", acho que alongam o corpo.
Beijocas.
What a perfect color and style. I've had this pattern for a couple of years, so it's nice to see it done--and I look forward the jacket!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pants! They look so high-end!
ReplyDeleteThese look beautiful and the fit is perefect!
ReplyDeleteClassy pants. I hope you plan to make the jacket too. It is so chic.
ReplyDeleteGail: The jacket is almost done; the outer shell is completed and I plan on finishing the jacket today :)
ReplyDeleteVery flared! Beautiful fit.
ReplyDeleteI have that pattern in my collection, but have never made anything from it. Perhaps your amazing pants will inspire me to give it a try. Your sewing is awesome as always.
ReplyDeleteTany, another gorgeous and great fitting pants. Love it.
ReplyDeleteThis pants are great - you look absolutely flawless in it.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Switzerland,
berry
Nice and very flattering pants with a perfect fit. Well done, Tany!
ReplyDeleteTotally adorable! This kind of brings back memories of my pants infacia my mind, the chosen color is wonderful and perfect for this project!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully cut design, and perfectly sewn. Another winning garment from a talented sewist and fashionable dresser!
ReplyDeleteAssombrosamente lindas! A ideia do cós foi muito bem conseguida, ficou perfeito e com um toque diferente.
ReplyDeleteUmas calças verdadeiramente espectaculares (eu adoro calças largas)!