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These are 1960s-inspired smart pants for the stylish beatnik from BurdaStyle Sewing Vintage Modern. A trail of pintucks lead to a pair of stirrups, a look that evokes a young Audrey Hepburn or Mary Tyler Moore. Do without the pintucks and stirrups for a clean design, or crop them for a cute capri. We chose to sew ours in a silk-and-wool knit blend, but other stretchy fabrics, such as Lycra, may suit you just as well.
1 3/4 yards (1.6m) main fabric, 55" (139.5cm) wide
Lightweight fusible interfacing
8" (20.5cm) invisible zipper
1 hook-and-eye closure
Intermediate
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Jan 3, 2013, 01.24 AMby yubbydubby9
I agree with the other comments, you can’t really see the full length of the pants. I’ve always loved stirrup pants, so whether i can see or not i will definitely purchase this pattern.
Dec 12, 2012, 03.10 PMby lamatt
I remember wearing (and HATING) stirrup pants when I was a little girl back in the ’60s…
These, however, look (as far as we can tell from the seated model) far more elegant. The boots shown are definitely a large part of that elegance as they continue the long, clean vertical line of the pant.
You’ve sparked my interest: perhaps I should get over my cringe and try again?
Nov 18, 2012, 04.35 PMby kess
I love the idea of these pants but it’s kind of hard to see what they look like with the model sitting down!
Nov 17, 2012, 06.18 PMby Mary Athey
I.d love to see you standing up but these look fsb x