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Thanks for the review, the pants looks comfy. I've never done pants before so this seems like it would be a good start for pants. I am also interested in checking the "Pants"book out for fitting!!:)
11/24/07 7:55 PM
YOu did a great job and the patience you had for a pajama bottom, I would have done the first pair and said good enough for jammies. Great review.
11/24/07 8:07 PM
thank you for the reviw you did a great job on the pjs and you are off to a great start in sew garments! happy sewing and good luck with your class
11/24/07 9:37 PM
They all look great! Looks like a great pattern for people starting out with pants. There doesn't seem to be too much ease, which is something I found with a similar Kwik Sew pattern. Maybe it was just that one KS pattern--don't know for sure.
11/24/07 10:10 PM
Lounge pants? They look so trendy! Nice job!
11/25/07 0:08 AM
Great fit. Have fun teaching yr class.
11/25/07 6:07 AM
Great review! It just turned cold here, so I was looking for a PJ bottom pattern. Thanks for blazing the trail. I'm going to these in silk noil and see how it works out.
11/25/07 8:22 AM
Well done
11/26/07 2:22 PM
Another great job. I have the Burda one seam pants pattern that is probably similar, but haven't sewn it for myself yet -- Your review makes me want to start, though. Your final green lounge pants would be great for wearing around the house -- The fit is perfect. The fit on the 2nd pair, the blue flannel, might be comfy for sleeping (if the flannel isn't too hot). PJs need more ease.
12/3/07 4:52 AM