Patron du pantalon et du short Pietra
Fabric and Supplies
Ce patron peut être réalisé avec une variété de tissus selon l'effet recherché. Pour une forme plus définie, utilisez des tissages structurés comme le lin, le chambray ou un denim ou sergé léger (les tissages lourds risquent de créer trop de volume au niveau de la taille élastique). Pour un look chic et glamour, utilisez de la rayonne challis, du tencel ou de la soie.
MÉTRAGE REQUIS (TISSU 45"/1,14M)
VERSION A - Pantalon pleine longueur
Tailles 0-20 : 0-14 = 3,25yd / 3m, 16-20 = 3,5yd / 3,2m
Tailles 14-32 : 14-22 = 3,5yd / 3,2m, 24-32 = 4yd / 3,7m
VERSION A - Pantalon court
Tailles 0-20 : 0-14 = 3yd / 2.75m, 16-20 = 3,25yd / 3m
Tailles 14-32 : 14-22 = 3,25yd / 3m, 24-32 = 3,75yd / 3,5m
VERSION B
Tailles 0-20 : 0-8 = 2,5yd / 2,25m, 10-14 = 2,5yd / 2,25m, 16-20 = 3yd / 2,75m
Tailles 14-32 : 14-22 = 3,25yd / 3m, 24-32 = 3,5yd / 3,2m
VERSION C
Tailles 0-20 : 0-8 = 1,5yd / 1,4m, 10-20 = 1,75yd / 1,6m
Tailles 14-32 : 14-22 = 1,5yd / 1,4m, 24-32 = 1,75yd / 1,6m
MÉTRAGE REQUIS (TISSU DE 58"/1,5M)
VERSION A - Pantalon pleine longueur
Tailles 0-20 : 0-14 = 2,5yd / 2,25m, 16-20 = 2,75 yd / 2,5m
Tailles 14-32 : 14-22 = 3yd / 2.75m, 24-32 = 3,25yd / 3m
VERSION A - Pantalon court
Tailles 0-20 : 0-14 = 2,25yd / 2m, 16-20 = 2,5 yd / 2,25m
Tailles 14-32 : 14-22 = 2,75yd 2,6m, 24-32 = 3yd / 2,75m
VERSION B
Tailles 0-20 : 0-8 = 2yd / 1,85m, 10-20 = 2,25yd / 2m
Tailles 14-32 : 14-22 = 2,5yd / 2,25m, 24-32 = 2,75yd / 2,6m
VERSION C
Tailles 0-20 : Toutes les tailles = 1,25yd / 1,15m
Tailles 14-32 : 14-22 = 1,5yd / 1,4m, 24-32 = 1,75yd / 1,6m
FOURNITURES SUPPLÉMENTAIRES
- Elastique de 50 mm (2") de large, tricoté ou tissé (1 yd / 0,9m)
- Entoilage fusible léger et non extensible (0,25 yd / 0,25m)
- Fil de polyester
- Outil de marquage
Details
Tailles : 0 - 20 et 14-32 (voir notre tableau des tailles ici)
Mesures finies : Tailles 0-20 ici et Tailles 14-32 ici.
Instructions : Anglais et français (les instructions en français sont disponibles dans la version PDF seulement)
Fichier à imprimer chez soi (Lettre & A4) :
Tailles 0-20 : Version A - 35 pages, Version B - 31 pages, Version C - 20 pages, les tailles sont superposées en calques.
Tailles 14-32 : VERSION A - 42 pages, VERSION B - 36 pages, VERSION C - 24 pages, les tailles sont superposées en calques.
Copy Shop (36" x 48" / A0) :
Tailles 0-20 : VERSION A - 2 pages, VERSION B - 2 pages, VERSION C - 1 page, les tailles sont superposées en calques.
Tailles 14-32 : Version A - 3 pages, Version B - 2 pages, Version C - 1,5 page, les tailles sont superposées en calques.
Helpful Resources
Tutoriels de couture associés
- Adding an Invisible Zipper
- How to Sew an Invisible Zipper
- How to Sew the Pockets
- Pants Fitting Tips
- Elastic Waistband Finishes
Astuces et inspiration pour les patrons
Customer Reviews
I have made the Pietra shorts version so far and they are easily the most comfortable shorts I've ever owned!
Already planning the crop trousers next.
This pattern was good for me - I have only 3" difference between my hips and waist, so there isn't much bulk at the elasticated back. I wanted a shorts pattern with an elastic back waist for my big belly.
My first version, in linen, was far to big at the back, and I typically need a flat bum alteration, plus a vertical tuck in the back. The second pair I made was better, in a heavy cotton from Japan. I'm sure the third will be better yet.
I also lengthened the shorts an inch or two, which is kind of shame because they're so cute short, but I'm in my 60's and the look just wouldn't be quite right.
This pattern is easy and fun to whip up.
This is the first pair of pants I've sewn and the came out great. The instructions were very clear and easy to follow. I used a lightweight linen and they've been a dream to wear during our recent heatwave.
I'm disappointed in this pattern overall. The finished UNELASTICATED waist measurement is not included. This is especially important if you're between sizes for hip/waist measurements. The elasticated measurement is included. There is also a drafting issue with the back crotch curve. When the unmodified pattern is sewn together, it creates a point. It is easy to fix by trimming the point when you sew the back to the front legs, but I expected better from a professionally drafted pattern. If you don't trim it and use the pattern as drafted, it creates a "stabby crotch"/little pyramid of fabric in the crotch where the back and front legs meet. I would not use a Closet Core pants pattern again because I have heard reports from others that it shows up in the Morgan Jeans as well. Attached photo shows this point. This is on an unmodified version of the pattern and it was sewn exactly as instructed.
I think that this is a great pants pattern for confident beginners. It’s more stylish than most of the elastic waist trousers patterns out there but still loads comfortable. This is definitely something I can wear to work or dress up for formal occasions. The trickiest part for me was the stitching-in-the-ditch to enclose the elastic at the back of the waist, but the instructions are written very clearly so it all works out in the end. It’s a style that seems to fit most body types as I don’t see a lot of posts saying that they had to modify the rise/ crotch length. I’m definitely making these in all views!
I liked the pockets but not the elastic in the back. If I make it again I'd put in darts and a zip
