Woven Jogger Pants FREE Sewing Tutorial
Love jogger pants, but don’t want to be walking around town in sweats? Why don’t you try making them in a woven fabric! Woven joggers are super cute, and can be dressed up or down for a comfy daytime look or night on the town! With the right fabric, these easy to make pants are the perfect sewing project to make you feel fabulous and trendy.
What you'll need:
- 2.5 – 3 yds lightweight linen, denim, cotton fabric
- Your waist circumference of 1.5 – 2” wide elastic
- Pair of good fitting pajama pants for pattern drafting (or basic pajama pants pattern)
- 1 yd 1” wide elastic
- Coordinating thread
- 80/11 or 90/14 Regular point sewing needle
- Fabric scissors or rotary cutter
- Measuring tape
- Sewing machine
You might want to check this Track Pants FREE Sewing Tutorial.
I have a physical condition which prohibits my wearing tight or close fitting pants, and jeans are out of the question. These look perfect-I was worried that sweats and palazzos might be my only choices! I will definitely be trying this pattern.
Thank you so much for sharing all of these wonderful patterns and tutorials. You are amazing. I love this pattern and when I get half a minute to myself I’m going to make me a pair.
Both tutorials, the “woven joggers” & “track pant” are two of the best, easiest tutorials I have seen on the site. Not that a tee or a tee shirt dress wouldn’t be easier. A beginner without any
garment experience could follow these & feel good about wearing their garment. Some tutorials skip a little something that makes them hard to understand. Thank you for these, I sew some garments, I am no where near a professional but I have friends who ask me about simple directions they can follow for something more than just a tee but something they would enjoy sewing, learning & wearing. These are it. I know they aren’t new but this will be perfect, Thank you!
I clicked on the two links in the newsletter, but neither took me to the pattern. Can you post the link?
I made these, found the material at Joann’s, I did not put the elastic in the bottom, but they turned out really cute,