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Made By A Fabricista: Floral Pants for Winter

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Hi Fashionistas!

I hope you are enjoying the holidays. Last month I made a pencil skirt with this floral fabric. I had enough leftover fabric to sew up another pair of pants. I re-used my favorite pants pattern, Burda 7122.  This pattern is out of print but can be found online.





I have sewn with this pattern before twice. Once with a gabardine fabric and once with a denim sateen. I actually could not find the pattern for the pants so I copied the pattern from the last pair of pants I made. 

Here are some close-up shots of the pants:


The pattern calls for a back zipper, but I changed that to a side zip. 


I must have lost a few pounds since I made these pants because they definitely seem longer than when I hemmed them!

You can see the last two versions of these pants HERE



I am hoping to find the original pattern, and once I do, I will trace it out on tag and hang it up. I love this pattern and plan to sew with it again!

Here is the side and back view. I paired this with a black DIY top I made a few months ago!



I wore this tonight to my daughter's Christmas play and we also did our Christmas pictures tonight. 
I hope that you have a wonderful Christmas and I will see you in the new year!

This fabric is a cotton sateen with a small amount of stretch.  This denim fabric would also be a great choice for these style of pants!

Merry Christmas!!!

XOXO
Vatsla from Fashion Behind The Seams





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  1. UnknownDecember 19, 2018 at 8:18 AM

    OMG I love this pants patterns! Where exactly can I find it?

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    1. UnknownDecember 20, 2018 at 2:55 PM

      HI! I have seen them on etsy, check online. Its is Burda 7122

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  2. KCDecember 20, 2018 at 2:31 PM

    Thank you for the reminder about copying a pattern from a finished garment. All beautiful result. Clearly you are very skilled.

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  3. Let's Get SewingDecember 26, 2018 at 7:37 AM

    These look amazing!

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