Cape Breton Pants & Shorts
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CA$10.00
CA$10.00
per item
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Unique pockets and a comfortable fit! Designed for woven fabrics, these pants and shorts feature a slim leg and flat-front with elastic-back, plus your choice of two pocket styles. The crescent inseam pockets provide a fabulous pop of color, and the circle patch pockets are fun and perfect for embellishments like buttons and fancy stitching.
Suggested fabrics for the main pants/shorts is medium-bottom weight wovens, and light-medium weight for the pocket linings. Size range is 2-12Y.
Check out the Malpeque Bay pattern for a similar style, but with a longer shorts length and roomier fit through the crotch and legs.
Unique pockets and a comfortable fit! Designed for woven fabrics, these pants and shorts feature a slim leg and flat-front with elastic-back, plus your choice of two pocket styles. The crescent inseam pockets provide a fabulous pop of color, and the circle patch pockets are fun and perfect for embellishments like buttons and fancy stitching.
Suggested fabrics for the main pants/shorts is medium-bottom weight wovens, and light-medium weight for the pocket linings. Size range is 2-12Y.
Check out the Malpeque Bay pattern for a similar style, but with a longer shorts length and roomier fit through the crotch and legs.
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Recommended Skill Level - Confident Beginner
Seam allowance is 3/8"(1cm) unless stated otherwise in the pattern, and is included in all measurements.
Required Supplies: sewing machine, needle suitable for chosen fabric (universal), 3/4" elastic for waist band, iron, pins/clips, scissors and/or rotary cutter, measuring tape and/or cutting mat & ruler.
Suggested Fabric: This pattern is designed for non-stretch fabrics. Suggested for the main pant/shorts are medium to bottom weight wovens such as cotton twill, light denim, corduroy, medium linen, or duck. The pockets can be made with the same fabric, or with a lighter weight, such as quilting cotton.
Seam allowance is 3/8"(1cm) unless stated otherwise in the pattern, and is included in all measurements.
Required Supplies: sewing machine, needle suitable for chosen fabric (universal), 3/4" elastic for waist band, iron, pins/clips, scissors and/or rotary cutter, measuring tape and/or cutting mat & ruler.
Suggested Fabric: This pattern is designed for non-stretch fabrics. Suggested for the main pant/shorts are medium to bottom weight wovens such as cotton twill, light denim, corduroy, medium linen, or duck. The pockets can be made with the same fabric, or with a lighter weight, such as quilting cotton.
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Included in the pattern: ~ Sizes 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12. ~ Easy to assemble pattern pieces. ~ Clear and efficiently nested pattern pieces, color coded by size. All colors also print clearly in black ink. No layers (individual size printing) on print-at-home or Large Format; Layers ARE included on Projector Files. ~ All measurements in both metric and imperial ~ Sizing guide including body measurements and finished sleeve and pant length measurements to help obtain the proper fit for the child. Download FREE printable measurement and sizing record cards HERE. ~ Specific instructions on customizing & blending sizes. ~ Line drawings showing all options. ~ Clickable table of contents, for reference and ease of use on digital devices. ~ Fabric requirements for all parts. ~ Supplies and suggested fabrics list. ~ Full color photo tutorial with specific details for each step. - Hints and tips throughout the tutorial. ~ Glossary of relevant sewing terms. ~ Summary of steps for quick reference. ~ Modeled photos showing the finished options. Purchase also includes AO Large Format PDF for copy shop printing, and Projector optimized file. Print-at-home and Large Format files have nested pattern pieces (no layers); Projector file has layers (ability to turn on and off individual projected sizes). NOTE: This product is a sewing pattern, not a completed garment. |
Behind the Name...
Cape Breton is a large island making up the eastern end of the Canadian province of Nova Scotia, and is part of the traditional territories of the Mi’kmaq. It is a land of exceptional beauty in the rugged shoreline and towering green hills. It is also a place of rich Indigenous, Gaelic, and Acadian heritage. Today, quaint fishing villages dot the coastline which can be explored by traveling the Cabot Trail, a scenic highway that hugs the coastline while looping around a significant part of the island. Toward the interior of the island are highlands that feature steep cliffs and deep river canyons. Cape Breton Highlands, on the northern tip of the island, was the first National Park designated in Atlantic Canada. |
