The pattern for the trousers, Camille

We love it:

♥︎ Its high waist and loose, wide leg cut.
♥︎ Her subtly flared legs create a fluid style.
♥︎ Its visible button placket adds a chic touch.
♥︎ Its unique details: the neat insets of the front pockets.

Our patterns are designed for upcycling, to help you repurpose fabrics and scraps. ♻️

You will need to complete:

• The button placket.
• The topstitching.
• The 4 pockets, including 2 with insets and 2 patch pockets on the back.
• Hemming or fraying (optional).

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Anaïs is 1.75m tall and wears a size 36.

These trousers are the perfect complement to our iconicSimone sweatshirt.

Fabrics used on our models:
👉 Trousers: raw undyed & unwashed denim, 100% woven cotton, from end of stock.
👉 Shorts: 100% linen curtain, pockets made from old doilies.

You will need:

• 40 cm of lining on a 140 cm wide fabric (pockets)
• 5 buttons, 18 to 22 mm in diameter
• 20 cm medium fusible interfacing

[Version 1 - Trousers]

• Main fabric:
  ‣ 185 cm x 140 cm width for sizes 34-42
  ‣ 230 cm x 140 cm width for sizes 44-48
  ‣ 250 cm x 140 cm width for sizes 50-52
  

[Version 2 - Short]

• Main fabric:
  ‣ 80 cm x 140 cm width for sizes 34-42
  ‣ 90 cm x 140 cm width for sizes 44-48
  ‣ 100 cm x 140 cm width for sizes 50-52

Pattern contents:

Seam allowances are included in the pattern.

A video tutorial is available in the guide or can be found on our YouTube channel:Video tutorial: assembling Camille pants

• PDF Pattern
  ‣ The pattern to be printed in A4 (31 pages) and A0 (2 pages) formats, without overlapping.
  ‣ The assembly plan for A4 format.
  ‣ The step-by-step guide, illustrated with diagrams.
  ‣ A download link for the PDF pattern will be sent to you after your order. The file will also be available in your customer area.

• Pattern envelope
  ‣ The printed pattern (without overlay).
  ‣ The step-by-step guide, illustrated with diagrams.
  ‣ A pretty storage pouch in A5 format.

Recommended fabrics:

• Use a medium-heavyweight (220-350 g/m²) woven fabric, such as twill or denim, with an elasticity rate of 5-30% and a maximum of 4% elastane.

Ideas for creating upcycled trousers:

• Repurpose thick vintage curtains or combine two old jeans for a unique result.
• However, consider making a muslin first, as this type of fabric does not contain elastane.
• Scraps of fabric or placemats can be used to make the pockets.