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I am from Greece where women are usually a little curvier, especially in the bottom area... What I've learned all these years of trying to turn my flaw into a benefit is that the classic pants are not very flattering for any body type. So I always have to make this little alteration to all pants patterns in order to divide each back piece into two. Unfortunatelly I don't know how this type of pants is called, I would be greatful if someone of you informed me how this little piece of fabric is called.
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Jan 27, 2011, 12.00 PMby tobogon
It was an excellent technique. I had never quite thought about that part of the pants having anything to do with fit before. This was very enlightening :)
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Jan 31, 2011, 06.35 PMby inesgr
thank you very much!!! i hope you enjoyed!!
Aug 3, 2010, 02.48 PMby mitmit
I’ve often heard of that little piece being referred to as a “saddleback”?
Jul 16, 2010, 08.41 PMby bohemiannow
Γεια σου! Eίναι ωραία να βρίσκεις πατριώτες εδώ! Τρομερή τεχνική, ευχαριστούμε!
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Jul 20, 2010, 03.25 PMby inesgr
Σ’ευχαριστω πολυ!! Πραγματικα είναι μια πολυ ευχαριστη εκπληξη!!! Συγχαρητήρια και για τις όμορφες δημιουργίες σου!!! Πολύ θηλυκα ρούχα!!!
Jul 12, 2010, 04.35 AMby perifecto
You are correct that this technique of adding a yoke makes pants more flattering with a better fit on nearly every woman. It adds a place for adjustments that most classic pants try to manage with darts. I bought some slacks with a yoke about one year ago that fit quite well and I look forward to using your technique on one of my patterns.
Jul 10, 2010, 08.51 PMby seemane
The “small piece” that you have created is called a YOKE :)
Yoke Photo
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Jul 11, 2010, 08.27 AMby inesgr
Thank you very very much!!! It is so kind of you to help me. Hope that you liked my technique!!!