Re Becca said... Nice pants, these would look good with the white shirt as well 1/24/07 2:36 PM
Soliel said... I would be interested in seeing how other pants, such as cargos, can be made with these. Thanks for sharing. 1/24/07 3:10 PM
MarilynB said... I have made several pairs of pants from this pattern. I had fewer fitting issues with this pattern than any other I have every sewed. It's a TNT for me, too! 1/24/07 6:02 PM
MaryJane2 said... I'm fairly new ot PatternReview and I've never been good with abbreviations so pleast tell me what RTW, RPL, and TNT mean. Thanks 1/24/07 6:41 PM
Annie- oh said... Thanks, Peggy - I have this pattern and have not opened it. Now I will! 1/24/07 7:35 PM
Linda G said... What is a TNT?? Nice looking pants.... 1/24/07 7:46 PM
j222b said... Did I read somewhere for a no "rear" rear, wear the front in back and if this works, sew 2 fronts... 1/24/07 8:37 PM
Peggy L said... RTW (Ready to Wear); RPL (Rayon-Polyester-Lycra); TNT (Tried in True) 1/24/07 10:40 PM
JDpenelope said... Looks like you've tamed this pattern to conquer any fitting issues. The pants hang very nicely. I have this pattern and really want to try it. 1/25/07 6:48 AM
Queendom said... Peggy, I bought this pattern a long time ago and recently decided to give it a try. My pattern does not give the instructions for the changes you mentioned. Is this something extra that you received from Nancy? I'd really like to have it!
Sandra 1/25/07 11:32 AM
blue mooney said... Nice pants! You are on quite a roll! 1/25/07 1:11 PM
Peggy L said... Sandra - the sheet is included with the patterns now. I think you can order one from Nancy for a couple of dollars. Pretty useful! 1/25/07 1:49 PM
AnneM said... Nice job on your pants! I have these, & the sizing is confusing because it is different than other sewing patterns. (It also doesn't go small enough for those of us who are on that end of the range.) 1/25/07 3:39 PM
Ody said... Those pants really fit well on you. I can't bring up the pattern info. Is this pattern oop? 1/27/07 0:29 AM
SouthernStitch said... They look like they hang very nicely. I love your tip of using a smaller size in front. I think I need to do that too! 3/19/08 1:22 PM
Nice pants, these would look good with the white shirt as well
1/24/07 2:36 PM
I would be interested in seeing how other pants, such as cargos, can be made with these. Thanks for sharing.
1/24/07 3:10 PM
I have made several pairs of pants from this pattern. I had fewer fitting issues with this pattern than any other I have every sewed. It's a TNT for me, too!
1/24/07 6:02 PM
I'm fairly new ot PatternReview and I've never been good with abbreviations so pleast tell me what RTW, RPL, and TNT mean. Thanks
1/24/07 6:41 PM
Thanks, Peggy - I have this pattern and have not opened it. Now I will!
1/24/07 7:35 PM
What is a TNT?? Nice looking pants....
1/24/07 7:46 PM
Did I read somewhere for a no "rear" rear, wear the front in back and if this works, sew 2 fronts...
1/24/07 8:37 PM
RTW (Ready to Wear); RPL (Rayon-Polyester-Lycra); TNT (Tried in True)
1/24/07 10:40 PM
Looks like you've tamed this pattern to conquer any fitting issues. The pants hang very nicely. I have this pattern and really want to try it.
1/25/07 6:48 AM
Peggy, I bought this pattern a long time ago and recently decided to give it a try. My pattern does not give the instructions for the changes you mentioned. Is this something extra that you received from Nancy? I'd really like to have it! Sandra
1/25/07 11:32 AM
Nice pants! You are on quite a roll!
1/25/07 1:11 PM
Sandra - the sheet is included with the patterns now. I think you can order one from Nancy for a couple of dollars. Pretty useful!
1/25/07 1:49 PM
Nice job on your pants! I have these, & the sizing is confusing because it is different than other sewing patterns. (It also doesn't go small enough for those of us who are on that end of the range.)
1/25/07 3:39 PM
Those pants really fit well on you. I can't bring up the pattern info. Is this pattern oop?
1/27/07 0:29 AM
They look like they hang very nicely. I love your tip of using a smaller size in front. I think I need to do that too!
3/19/08 1:22 PM