Sewing Pattern Organiser – Trousers
€ 2,00
‼️This is a Downloadable File‼️
If you want to organise your Trouser Sewing Patterns, this is a great way of doing it. The downloadable pdf is an A4 file that comes with a cover for each foundation (Culottes, Trousers, Slacks and Jeans) and a template for the design Project Plan.
The Template includes the following information:
- The Title – Give a name to your designs and make them more special
- Final Product Image – Be proud of how the final design turned out
- Fabric sample – Remember what fabric you used for the design
- Pattern information – What foundation did you use, where does the waistline sit, what leg-line style and details did you add?
- Sizing information – Our bodies change all the time, remember what size you were when you made the pattern
- Fabric requirements – What type of fabric is needed for the structure? How much lining or interfacing do you need?
- Adjustments – Keep track of all the changes you want to make in future iterations of the design
- Piece count – Write down all the pieces that come with the pattern and store them in one place
- Design drawing – We al know good drawings make good fashion designers!
Description
‼️This is a Downloadable File‼️
Ready to build your own library of sewing patterns? Here you have a Trouser Pattern Organiser Template. A downloadable A4 pdf that comes with a cover for each foundation (Culottes, Trousers, Slacks and Jeans) and a template for the design Project Plan.
The Template includes the following information:
- The Title – Give a name to your designs and make them more special
- Final Product Image – Be proud of how the final design turned out
- Fabric sample – Remember what fabric you used for the design
- Pattern information – What foundation did you use, where does the waistline sit, what leg-line style and details did you add?
- Sizing information – Our bodies change all the time, remember what size you were when you made the pattern
- Fabric requirements – What type of fabric is needed for the structure? How much lining or interfacing do you need?
- Adjustments – Keep track of all the changes you want to make in future iterations of the design
- Piece count – Write down all the pieces that come with the pattern and store them in one place
- Design drawing – We al know good drawings make good fashion designers!
How I sort my patterns: I like to have a binder with transparent sleeves for every type of garment in my wardrobe. I organise the patterns per foundation, starting with the cover and then the template for each design. I draft the pattern pieces in thin paper and store them inside the sleeve behind the template.
How to print the file: Follow the default printer settings
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