Contains:
- A4, US Letter and A0 format PDF patterns to print (and assemble)
- Projectable PDF pattern
- Detailed illustrated tutorial in English
- Express tutorial for experienced sewists
Materials you need at home:
- Very stretchy fabric (lycra, sportswear knit, rayon knit...)
- Elastic 6mm wide (optional)
- Sewing machine (serger will make it quiker!)
Quick and easy to sew, the KIM leggings will be perfect for the gym, a yoga class, a jog or a quiet evening on the couch. Its pockets will allow you to take your phone and keys anywhere, whereas the V-shaped back waistband and the (optional) gathered back crotch seam will highlight your curves. This pattern offers 4 lengths (mid-thigh shorts, bike shorts to the knee, mid-calf length and long leggings to the ankle) as well as 2 possible finishings for the back crotch seam. The bottom of the leggings can be hemmed or finished with a band.
Sizes: 34 to 54 (French) / 2 to 22 (US) / 6 to 26 (UK). Measurements table provided in preview.
Level: Beginner
Pattern formats included: - A4 PDF layered pattern, - A0 PDF layered pattern, - US Letter PDF layered pattern, - Projectable PDF layered pattern (unfolded and mirrored pieces, drawn respecting grainline, 1 layer per size, calibration grids, colored background to be shown or masked as desired).
English tutorial, detailed step by step, full of tips and illustrated with over 40 sketches and photos. It also provides basic explanations for sewing stretchy fabrics with a sewing machine, cutting layouts for each size and the keys to adjust the pattern to your unique measurements.
Express tutorial for experienced sewists also provided in English.
You will need: stretch fabric (lycra, athleisure fabric, rayon knit …), elastic (optional – only for gathered back crotch seam). Yardage in centimeters provided in preview (inches provided in tutorial).
Seam allowances included.
Leggings for women - KIM - 34 to 54 (FR)
Atelier Adriette
Adriette was my grandma's nickname for me, as she supervised my first sewing steps, when I was 8. After a long series of cicada printed lavender bags (Provence style), I put sewing aside for 20 years, before diving back in 200% when my oldest was born (like quite a few seamstresses). Now, I sew for my kids, my friends and myself. So when I design a fun garnment, and people like it, I just have to share!