At long last - the finished Boyfriend jeans.
I think I changed the fitting so much at the crotch and inside leg that they no longer resemble a boyfriend style but are a just a pair of jeans.
You won't often see a photo of me from this direction! |
Coin pocket was cut on the cross grain for horizontal lines for added visual interest.
What's better in life than a white shirt and a pair of jeans?
The legs of these jeans are just great as they taper slightly towards the ankles so that when you fold up a cuff there's no gathering of fabric.
I hope you have enjoyed this little mini-series about jeans and found some of it useful. I'm in a jeans mood now and plan to crank 'em out over the next few weeks. I have one more post about the order of construction that is based on Sandra Bettizna's method that is so much better that Hot Patterns instructions and makes that final fitting so much easier too. With all these jeans planned I'm also starting to think about tops to wear with them so I'll try to mainatain your interest with more than just jeans.
Thanks for reading. Ruth
These look just sooooo comfy!!! Well done...
ReplyDeleteI'm hoping the seams hold out when I sit down though
DeleteOH! These look great, I think you're right that they're more like regular jeans than boyfriend/husband jeans but all the same, wow mad props to you. I'm especially fond of your thoughtful attention to stripes. You have to keep your head in it to win the stripes game, and I can see you've been in it. ;)
ReplyDeleteI knew you'd appreciate the stripes!
DeleteThose look fabulous!!!! I have the HP Classix Nouveau Dressy Jean pattern and hopefully going to make it this summer. Thank you for giving me some inspiration! And PS: I got the patterns you sent me a few days ago! I cannot wait to spend my summer sewing! Thank you for that also.
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure - I'm glad they went to a good home.
Deletewow great looking jeans you must feel really impressed with your work (well you should be) - I agree jeans and white shirt are the best - and the red shoes add a pop of colour.
ReplyDeleteWell, it's been a struggle at times, but lessons learned this time foe the next pair.
DeleteFantastic! I haven't worked up enough courage to try pants or jeans, but I will. Thanks for the series! You do a great job of explaining your process!
ReplyDeletei want to say "wow wow wow" for all those lines matching, it create such a great effect.
ReplyDeleteYour pants look wonderfull, congratulations!!
Nicely done! Love the stripe,too!
ReplyDeletethose look GREAT on you - awesome fit!!!
ReplyDeleteSo very sad that the images are no longer available. I wondered how they fir on you since it seems, judging by the teeny tiny pic on PR.com that we have a similar body type. Anyways, sad that no pics. guess I'll just have to dove in and try em blind.
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