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Yay for skiing, yay for your nice, cozy fleece pants. They will be perfect for the outdoors in winter.
1/15/11 7:06 PM
Looks good ! Where did you get the fabric? I made 2 pairs of knickers for x-country skiing over 20 years ago & still wear them (1 wool & 1 heavy stretch corduroy), so am sure the $$ for fabric is worth it!
1/15/11 9:08 PM
Well WOW- ski pants. Your review is great thanks!
1/16/11 4:35 AM
Thanks for your nice comments. In response to NancyZL- I bought the fabric from The Rain Shed in 2009.
1/16/11 7:54 AM
Wonderful review and great pants
1/16/11 11:16 AM
Sounds like you made the perfect pair of ski pants! Hope you get lots of pleasure skiing in them. And many many thanks for your very helpful review.
1/17/11 8:21 AM
I figured out how to add an additional link to show the articulated knee.
1/23/11 7:45 AM
Thanks for a wonderful review! I see this pattern isn't available at PR; you've made me want to get my mitts on a copy! NancyZL - Mill Direct Textiles (NAYY) carries the Polartec fabrics
1/30/11 9:59 PM
These pants are terrific. You did a great job adapting this pattern.
2/2/11 1:23 PM
What great ski pants - I'm glad they turned out with just the right warm factor. I have skiing envy right now =)
2/5/11 3:43 PM
Excellent, great design feature on this pattern with the articulated knees. Sounds like these worked out perfectly for you!
2/5/11 4:46 PM
As a hiker/snowshoer/bike commuter, I totally agree about the simpler elastic waist and articulated knees being important! I will have to pick up this pattern somewhere, unless I can modify something I have in the stash. It's totally worth it to spend on good weatherproof fabric - these are built to last! Great job.
2/10/11 5:07 PM
Thanks for posting the comments on your thread, needle, and the seam construction. It's comments like that as to why I read reviews. No offense to others but something like, "nice pattern, I'd sew it again" doesn't do much for me. Your review gave me a helpful tip about the thread.
3/3/11 6:24 PM