Showing posts with label oilily fabric. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oilily fabric. Show all posts

Friday, 12 November 2010

Oilily Fabric Green Jeans

For my son Jelle I made these green Jeans. Again this was an Oilily fabric from my private stock.The fabric is double layered. Light green fabric on the inside, olive coloured fabric on the outside.The pattern of the Jeans is very suitable for a double layered fabric like this. It gives lots of opportunities to show the inside of the fabric. That's what I did with the lower seams and the backpockets. All seams are stitched with limegreen coloured yarn. All the details give the Jeans a playfull look.
I've made these trousers before with a black ribcord fabric. The pattern comes from the magazine Knippie and was made in size 98.

Tuesday, 21 September 2010

Oilily Fabric Jeans

Some years ago my husband bought this fabric for me at the Oilily outlet store in Alkmaar. I immediately sewed a jeans for myself. From the leftover fabric I made a jeans for my son Jelle. 
The grey wavy fabric simply askes for a layout of the pattern pieces in different directtions of the grain. All seams are sewn with lime coloured yarn.
The pattern was made in size 98 and comes from the Dutch magazine "Knippie". The jeans has frontpockets that run all the way down to the seams at the bottom of the jeans. The front pockets are decorated with triangular shaped stitches. The rectangular shaped backpockets have a flap that close with a snap fastener. The jeans has a fake zipper and elastic in the waiste band.