My friend gifted me some soft, grey flannel fabric and I decided I wanted to make a chic pair of trousers with it. There’s nothing particularly earth-shattering about this design, but I just thought it looked nicely versatile, and something I could wear to business meetings as well as just team with a teeshirt if I fancied it.
The only real change I made was to add 11+ cm onto the hem so they’re full length rather than the awkward “ankle length” of the original pattern… The finished length feels just about right to me. I also used silk as the pocket linings, waistband lining, and fly underlap, which feels so luxurious!
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Grey poly/viscose flannel (non stretch)
Intermediate
Burda magazine 01/2012 #122
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Jan 24, 2012, 05.59 PMby angelagerson2
i’m thinking to use same pattern for my self. I also prefer to add11cm to the hem.
Jan 24, 2012, 04.50 PMby angelagerson2
wow. this pair of trousers sits on you like a glove. I’m my self do suffer from the conventional size fittings. Well done on the project.
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Jan 24, 2012, 05.42 PMby squirrellypoo
thanks so much! I love Burda trouser patterns as they always fit me really well without any major alterations (I’m totally lucky in that regard)