Patron de jean Morgan
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Inspiré du denim vintage, mais avec une coupe fraîche et moderne, le jean Morgan est un jean classique à cinq poches conçu pour les denims non extensibles.
Doté d'une taille moyenne, d'une ceinture profilée, d'une jambe fuselée et d'une braguette à boutons, le Morgan est bien ajusté au niveau de la hanche mais se détend et épouse vos courbes avec un peu d'usure (passez à la taille supérieure pour une coupe plus souple et plus décontractée). Choisissez entre un entrejambe normal ou court, et ajoutez une patch en cuir à la taille en option.
Difficulté du modèle: Avancé
En savoir plus sur la façon dont nous classons la difficulté des modèlesTissu suggéré
- Jeans: Denim non extensible, sergé, toile ou lin plus épais (veuillez noter que les denims plus épais ne sont pas aussi souples et qu'il faudra peut-être prendre une taille de plus).
- Poches: Tissus de poids moyen, tels que le coton matelassé.
Métrage (tailles 0-20) - 45 pouces / 1,14 m de large
TISSU ~ Tailles 0-6 = 1.75 vg (1.6 m), Tailles 8-14 = 2 vg (1.8 m), Tailles 16-20 = 2.75 vg (2.6 m)
DOUBLURE ~ Tailles 0-20 = 0.5 vg (0.5 m)
Métrage (tailles 0-20) - 58 pouces / 1,5 m de large
TISSU ~ Tailles 0-6 = 1.5 vg (1.4 m), Tailles 8-14 = 1.75 vg (1.6 m), Tailles 16-20 = 2.25 vg (2 m)
DOUBLURE ~ Tailles 0-20 = 0.5 vg (0.5 m)
Fournitures supplémentaires
- Boutons de jean (tailles 0-14 x 4, tailles 16-18 x 5, taille 20 x 6)
- Rivets en denim (facultatif)
- Surpiqûre et fil ordinaire
- 1/4 vg d'entoilage fusible
- Outil de marquage
- Aiguilles à denim
- Un petit morceau de cuir pour la patch à la ceinture (facultatif)
Lors de l'achat d'un patron PDF, toutes les tailles disponibles sont incluses dans le téléchargement.
Pour le moment, seules les tailles 0 à 20 sont disponibles en format imprimé.
Détails du fichier PDF
| Tailles 0-20 | Tailles 14-32 | |
|---|---|---|
| Lettre / A4 | 32 pages | |
| Fichier reprographie / A0 | 2 pages | |
| Fichiers de projecteur? | NON | |
| Fichiers calqués? | OUI |
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Customer Reviews
Really enjoyed making these Jeans. I followed the Jeans Making lesson at the same time and for something I thought would be complex, they came together really fairly easily. Its the best thing I have made to date. They look great. Looking forward to making a second pair.
I've made my own jeans many times over the decades. Despite using nice fabrics, getting nice fits, I just never wore them...they somehow just didn't feel like RTW jeans. I gave up for around 10 years, then came across Morgan and decided to try again. My oh my....I really love this pattern. It's the first pattern I didn't have to fuss with. No grading even. I added 3" to inseam, and added 2 additional belt loops....that's it! I did the button fly on my first test pair, it came out perfect. This pair uses a zipper fly (see the Ginger Jeans Sew Along for how to convert). I used VERY rigid denim from Pacific Blue Denims. This is not beginner fabric...it has to be dominated and tamed! But these jeans feel like a $1000 pair of jeans. Perfectly tailored rigid denim feels like a hug! This could be my "most proud" make...and I've made a LOT of stuff! I'd like to see a Morgan Bootleg option...but I'll work it out on my own. Oh...one more thing! Absolutely read, practice the "Alternate Waistband" on the Ginger Jeans Sew Along....I've struggled with getting a clean waistband turn forever....no more!!!
I've made my own jeans many times over the decades. Despite using nice fabrics, getting nice fits, I just never wore them...they somehow just didn't feel like RTW jeans. I gave up for around 10 years, then came across Morgan and decided to try again. My oh my....I really love this pattern. It's the first pattern I didn't have to fuss with. No grading even. I added 3" to inseam, and added 2 additional belt loops....that's it! I did the button fly on my first test pair, it came out perfect. This pair uses a zipper fly (see the Ginger Jeans Sew Along for how to convert). I used VERY rigid denim from Pacific Blue Denims. This is not beginner fabric...it has to be dominated and tamed! But these jeans feel like a $1000 pair of jeans. Perfectly tailored rigid denim feels like a hug! This could be my "most proud" make...and I've made a LOT of stuff! I'd like to see a Morgan Bootleg option...but I'll work it out on my own. Oh...one more thing! Absolutely read, practice the "Alternate Waistband" on the Ginger Jeans Sew Along....I've struggled with getting a clean waistband turn forever....no more!!!
I am an experienced seamstress. I made the Morgan jeans. The pattern was very clear and easy to follow. I am not quite satisfied with the fit of my jeans and I will continue to tweak it. Overall, a very positive experience.
I cannot tell you how long I have wanted to make a pair of jeans. And, like so many others, I was entirely intimidated by the whole process. Not any more. The Morgan jeans pattern fit me perfectly, the instructions were clear, and the moral support from the blog so very appreciated. Next up...a second pair in linen. I can't wait. Thanks so much to the entire team at Closet Core.
The Morgan Jeans were the first jeans I've ever made. I adapted the pattern to fit size 12 waist and size 14 bum, and the fit was spot on. I made one pair in 10 oz cotton duck canvas, and another pair in 12 oz Japanese selvedge denim. Both are the best fitting, most comfortable jeans I've ever owned, and as a bonus are quite flattering. I used Closet Core's rivets/buttons kit which worked very well too. The instructions were easy to follow.