Now is your time to shine! This fall, metallics are hotter than ever and with our new Nasrin Pants sewing pattern, we’re making sure you are right on trend! Mood Fabrics’ metallic gold stretch faux leather feels and looks like the real thing. It has a soft backing and feels great against the skin, making a lining completely optional. Try making your pants in a faux suede or silk twill as another fabric option. Pair your metallics with complimenting neutral colors to help balance your look. With a quick redux to the Onella Blouse pattern, I had the perfect top to complete my outfit. Check out the pattern hack details below and let us know how you plan to wear your Nasrin Pants!
Purchase Materials Used Below:
- 2 yards of Bright Gold Fashion- Weight Faux Leather
- 1 piece gold Metal Emblem Button
- Antique Gold 9″ Invisible Zipper
- MDF169 – The Nasrin Pants Sewing Pattern (free download below!)
Alternative Recommended Fabrics:
All seam allowances are 1/2″ unless otherwise stated. See chart below for sizing specifications. Note, this specific pattern is available up to a size 30.
Here’s how to sew:
Step 1
The first step would be to sew in your pleat on the front of your pants, following the guide on your pattern.
Step 2
Next, with right sides together, attach your one-piece pocket to the front of the pants.
Step 3
Next, fold back your one-piece pocket creating the pocket bag and facing. Pin and stay stitch the top and side of your pockets to hold in place. Sew along the bottom of your pocket to close.
Step 4
Pin together your front pieces at the front rise right below your fly extentions and stitch.
Step 5
Sew in your darts on the back pant pieces then stitch the backs together at the back rise seam.
Step 6
Pin the front of your pant to the back at the side seams and stitch. Do the same along the inseam.
Step 7
Now, turn back the fly extensions on each side and top stitch along the edge. Next, top stitch along the curve of the fly on the opening side.
Note: The good thing about this beautiful faux leather is that is has stretch! So I took advantage by making it a faux fly! Adding a zipper is completely up to you.
Step 8
Sew together your waistband pieces then attach to the top of your pant. Slip stitch waistband closed on the inside edge.
Step 9
Sew in your buttonhole and attach your button to close.
Step 10
To make the fly opening at front, simply stitch down the fly front halfway down and backtack. Add 2 large hook and eye closures to the top right below your button to help keep flat.
For my top, I simply made a knit version of our Onella Blouse. All you have to do is cut off the front placket on the center front pattern piece. Now use that edge to cut your fabric on the fold. Slightly gather your neck at the small opening and that’s it!
I made the Nasrin Pant in the Black and White Jaguar Woven Stretch Cotton Jacquard Product #: 314146. I love this pants pattern – form fitting but not clingy – fits my shape nicely. I did alter the pattern a bit – made faux pockets to reduce the bulk around my hips, and put in a real working fly with zipper. Thanks, Shavonne!
I love the design of the Nasrin trousers, fits perfectly. They’re not tight fitting around the legs and bum, they skim in all the right places. I made them from a gorgeous grey suiting fabric which gives them a classy look while still being comfortable, I also used a zip in front. This is a fantastic pattern, very easy to follow. This is a great pattern for those making fly trousers for the first time.
Can’t wait to try these. Haven’t sewn anything in a long time and these patterns are getting me excited.
estoy encantada con todos estos patrones
Grcias, esperamos que los disfrutes.