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I like the casual look and comfort of these simple pants. I didn’t have quite enough of my print fabric so I used a solid green fabric to finish the sides of the pants with a stripe. I also used green for the waistband, pockets and waist tie. I tapered the legs in at the bottom for a more flattering (and less pyjama-like) look. I’m very happy with these pants.
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Jan 4, 2014, 04.53 PMby sleepy-dumpling
These look really great! Love the fabric.
Jan 2, 2014, 11.45 PMby mayadaughterofsun
Great you didn’ t have enough of printed fabric, because they turned out so unique and classy with the stripe! Good job!
Jan 2, 2014, 10.07 AMby Mary Athey
These are gorgeous and i love the stripe x