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Home›How To›How to Sew Wrap Pants

How to Sew Wrap Pants

By Matthew Lynch
October 19, 2023
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Wrap pants are a versatile and comfortable garment suitable for various occasions, from casual outings to more formal events. Their unique design allows for ease of movement and a flattering fit on different body types. In this article, we will guide you through the process of sewing your wrap pants using a step-by-step approach.

Materials and Tools Needed:

1. Fabric – at least 3 yards (depending on your size)

2. Matching thread

3. Scissors

4. Measuring tape

5. Fabric chalk or pen

6. Pins

7. Sewing machine

8. Elastic band (optional)

Step 1: Prepare the Pattern

Find or create a pattern for your wrap pant’s design, available online or in sewing books and magazines. Print or draw the pattern and cut it out according to your measurements, including seam allowances.

Step 2: Cut the Fabric

Place the fabric on a flat surface, fold it in half with right sides facing each other, and align the pattern pieces on top of the fabric in their respective places. Using your fabric chalk or pen, trace around the pattern pieces, then cut them out carefully using your scissors.

Step 3: Sew the Crotch Seams

Begin by pinning and sewing each front pant piece to its corresponding back pant piece along the crotch curve with right sides facing each other. Be sure to use a standard straight stitch and maintain consistent seam allowances throughout the project.

Step 4: Connect Front and Back Pieces

Lay one pair of sewn pants pieces on top of the other with right sides facing each other, aligning the side edges. Pin both long side seams, then sew using a straight stitch.

Step 5: Hemming

To create a clean finish, fold over the bottom edge of each pant leg by about ¼ inch and press it down using an iron. Then, fold it once more by ½ inch and sew close to the edge to create a hem.

Step 6: Create Waist Casing for Elastic (Optional)

If you prefer a more secure fit, you can create a waistband with an elastic casing. To do this, fold over the top edge of the pants by about ¼ inch and press, then fold it again by 1 inch. Sew close to the edge, leaving a small opening to insert the elastic band. Measure your waist and cut an elastic piece that fits snugly around it. Attach a safety pin to one end and thread it through the casing. Once in place, sew the ends of the elastic together and close the opening on the waistband.

Step 7: Attach Waist Ties

Create two long fabric ties of equal length and width to attach to the sides of your wrap pants. These can be made by folding and stitching together rectangles of fabric with right sides facing each other, turning them inside out, and ironing flat. Attach one tie to each side of your pants at the waist level, ensuring that they are secure and evenly placed.

Step 8: Finishing Touches

Finally, press your pants to give them a polished look and ensure all seams are secure. With your wrap pants now complete, you are ready to wear and enjoy this versatile addition to your wardrobe!

In summary, sewing wrap pants is a straightforward process that requires some basic sewing skills and creativity. By following these instructions step by step, you can create your unique pair of wrap pants that will be comfortable, stylish and personalized for you!

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