![]() ![]() Repeat on the other side.Īfter a good pressing, your new paperbag shorts are all done! Don’t forget to comment below and let me know what you think. Then fold the raw edge under 1/4” and topstitch. Overlock or zig zag stitch the raw edges. Overlap and stitch the elastic ends together with a zig zag stitch. Insert the elastic with a safety pin and cut the elastic to the desired length. Place the waistband on the RIGHT side of the shorts and stitch together leaving 2” open to insert the elastic. Fold the waistband LENGTHWISE and stitch 1” below the fold. RIGHT sides together, fold the seam allowance in half, stitch, and press seam allowance open. Turn one side of shorts RIGHT side out and insert into the other side. With RIGHT sides together, stitch shorts FRONT to BACK along the side seam and the inseam. Tuck a fitted top into your paperbag waist shorts for a whole new silhouette. Try high waisted shorts in fabric, leather, denim and suede fabrics, for a smart take, or look for soft jersey and crepe materials for day. BASTE the pocket to the shorts along the waist and the side seam. Our new online collection of paperbag shorts offers both relaxed and tailored cuts. ![]() Place the LINING side of the pocket on the RIGHT side of the shorts FRONT. Clip along the curved seam.Turn the pockets RIGHT side out and press. With RIGHT sides together, stitch pocket to pocket lining except on the side seam and the waist. After putting the pattern together, add your desired seam allowances. PRINT & ASSEMBLE THE PATTERN – Be sure to choose “Do Not Scale” on your printer setting. **This pattern DOES NOT INCLUDE SEAM ALLOWANCES. *This Paperbag Shorts pattern is a SIZE 3T with a finished waist measurement of 23 1/4”. Be sure to have your pop up blocker disabled. Check both your inbox and junk folder for the confirmation email. Print pattern – This pattern is FREE to all my newsletter subscribers.If you do make these paperbag shorts, be sure to tag me on Instagram or post the picture on the Zune’s Sewing Therapy Facebook. You can also make these in a boys/unisex version by adjusting the width of the waistband. These easy pull-on shorts have an elasticized waistband and patch pockets on the front. If you’re making these paperbag shorts for your little one, be sure to use breathable fabrics like cotton, chambray or linen that will allow airflow and help them stay cool. Paperbag shorts are a cute and stylish way to beat the heat! Summers in Oklahoma can be around 105 degrees so I love that these shorts are comfy and not clinging to the body from sweat. ![]()
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