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A note on seam finishes

Before you get started, you'll want to decide on your method of seam finishing, or how you tidy up the raw seams along the legs of your pants to keep them from fraying. There are a lot of options for this. Common choices are serging the raw edges, or using French seams to encase the raw edges.

For these instructions, we'll assume that you are using a serger for seam finishes, but we'll also provide alternatives. Other options for finishing seams include trimming them with pinking shears, stitching a zig-zag along the edge of the seam to keep it from fraying, or binding with bias tape.

Stap 1: Maak de achterzakken

Ga je paspelzakken gebruiken op de achterkant van je Paco-broek? Top! Dit is misschien wel het lastige stuk van de constructie, en we gaan het als eerste aanpakken. If not, you can skip ahead to the next step, preparing the front pockets.

Maak de paspelzakken aan de achterkant van de broekdelen, inclusief de broekzak.

Paspelzakken

Paspelzakken worden in verschillende kledingstukken gebruikt. That is why it's branched it off into its own documentation page.

Theres both written documentation and a video series that shows you how to do it, so even if youve never made welt pockets before, youll be fine.

Naar de documentatie voor paspelzakken (in het Engels)

Stap 2: Maak de voorzakken

Your pockets are cut from a lining material, which can save on weight and bulk, but also means that you'll want to hide them a little bit inside the side seam, so the lining doesn't show. Daarvoor dient de flap bovenaan de buitennaad van de broekspijp.

Als je een overlocker gebruikt, werk dan nu de gebogen randen van je zakstukken af. Then, serge along the long edges of the pocket flaps.

Voorzakken met overlockranden

Stap 3: Bevestig de zakken aan de broekspijpen

With good sides together, line up the markings on the edge of the pocket bag with the ends of the flap along the outside seam of the front leg. Stik ze aan elkaar. Herhaal dit voor de andere pijp.

De zakken aan het voorpand vastgestikt

Doe nu hetzelfde met de achterpanden. With good sides together, line up the markings on the edge of the pocket bag with the ends of the flap along the outside seam of the back leg. Before sewing, make sure that your left leg front and back are attached to one pocket, and your right leg front and back are attached to the other. Stik ze aan elkaar.

Pers de naadwaarde van de steekzak en de broekspijp weg van de zak, tegen de broekspijp.

Geperste voorzakken

Optional: You can understitch here, a millimeter or two in from the seam on each side of the pocket bag, to secure the flaps and pocket bag all together the way you pressed them.

Steekzakken met tegenstiksel

Stap 4: Bereid de zijnaden en de steekzak voor

Je hebt nu twee grote delen voor elke pijp, elk met een voor- en achterpand die aan elkaar vasthangen met een zak.

Neem één van de pijpen en leg het voor- en achterpand op elkaar met de goede kant naar binnen. Align the outer side seam, so that the side seam of the leg pieces match up, and the pocket bag edges are aligned, with good sides together.

Stap 5: Stik de zijnaden

Stik twee afzonderlijke naden: eentje boven de zak en eentje eronder. Op die manier blijven je steekzakken open.

Begin aan de bovenkant van de broekspijpen. Stik langs de zijnaad. Om te draaien aan de steekzak, stop je met de naald in de stof. Hef de persvoet op en draai het werk. Hier kan je eventueel een kortere steeklengte gebruiken om de hoek van de zakopening te verstevigen. Volg de zijnaad, draai opnieuw en stop aan de bovenkant van de zak.

Nu ga je de onderkant van de steekzak sluiten en de rest van de zijnaad stikken. Start at the bottom edge of the pocket bag, sewing along the bottom of the pocket, then pivoting when you get to the side seam of the pants. You can use a shorter stitch length for the first few stitches on the side seam, to reinforce the bottom of the pocket opening. Stik de hele zijkant van de broekspijp naar beneden.

Herhaal dit voor de andere pijp.

Broekspijp met gestikte zijnaad

Stap 6: Werk de zijnaden af

De afwerking van deze naden vraagt een beetje extra aandacht, vooral rond de bovenkant van de zakken.

It would be difficult to finish the top part of the side seam with a serger, so we'll use a zig-zag stitch. Starting at the top of the side seam, zig-zag stitch along the raw edge of the seam allowance, pivoting around the pocket opening. Continue the zig-zag stitch up the side of the pocket, unless you've serged your pockets already (in which case you can stop when you reach the pocket).

De onderste opening van de steekzak is een lastig hoekje. To finish the seam around this corner, zig-zag stitch the raw edge of the seam allowance, starting where it joins the pocket, pivoting at the corner and continuing about 5 cm (2 in.) down the side seam. You can continue finishing the side seam with a zig-zag stitch all the way down. Alternatively, you can serge the side seam, making sure to stop the line of serger stitches a little ways from the pocket.

Maak de overlockstiksels zeker goed vast. They won't be caught in any other seams, so they risk unravelling if left unsecured.

Herhaal dit voor de andere pijp.

Zig-zag stitched side seams

Pers de zijnaden naar het voorpand.

Dat lijkt misschien geen logische manier van werken. Veel naaipatronen voor broeken laten je de zijnaden naar het achterpand persen. Maar in dit geval heb je steekzakken in de naad verwerkt, en die moeten natuurlijk aan de voorkant van de broek zitten. Your pockets will be fighting your side seam if you press the seam to the back, so we'll press it all to the front. Het resultaat zal er mooier uitzien.

The corners of a pocket opening are one of the most likely places to wear out or tear, especially if you use your pockets a lot. If you're worried about tearing at the corners of your pockets, or if your fabric is more delicate, you can reinforce the pocket openings with bar tacks along the seam line, just outside the pocket openings.

Step 7: Anchor pocket bag to waist

The pockets in Paco are anchored at the waist. This means that you can put things in your pockets without them becoming unsightly bump thats just dangling around in your trouser leg.

To anchor each pocket, align the top of the pocket with the mark along the waistline of your pattern. Sew a line of basting stitches inside your seam allowance to hold the pocket in place.

Anchored pocket bags showing basted seam

Step 8: Sew and finish the inseams

Align the inseams with good sides together, then sew up the inseams. Finish the seams the same way you finished the side seams. Press inseams to the back.

Sewn up inseam

Step 9: Sew and finish crotch seam

To attach the individual legs, flip one leg good side out (it doesn't matter which leg), then place it inside the other leg, good sides together. You should now have what looks like just one pant leg, with wrong sides visible. Align the center front, center back, and inseams of each leg, then pin along the length of the crotch seam. Sew and finish the crotch seam.

If you sew from center front to center back, it's easier to keep your inseam seam allowances pressed to the back as they feed through the machine.

Crotch seam

Step 10: Place eyelets for the draw string (optional)

Markeer het midden van de lengte van je tailleband. Fold one of your waistband pieces double, and mark the middle of the width (do not take the seam allowance into account).

Installeer twee vetergaten links en rechts van deze markering. Because your Paco pants have elastic in the waistband, as well, this is a nice detail, but is not required.

Its best to add some reinforcement

If you've chosen a fabric that is slippery, drapey, or thin, you might want to add some reinforcement behind these eyelets. A bit of interfacing or a leftover piece of denim will do just fine.

Waistband with eyelets

Step 11: Prepare the waist elastic

Theres no magic formula for the length of your elastic. Dus wikkel het rond je taille en trek het aan tot je vindt dat het goed past. Paco is cut to sit at the high hip, so make sure your elastic is long enough to sit comfortably at the high hip.

Markeer deze lengte, knip het elastiek en naai de uiteindes aan elkaar.

Elastic joined with a series of zig-zag stitches

Stap 12: Naai de tailleband

Place the two waistband pieces good sides together, and align the short edges. Sew the short edges together, then press open. These will be inside the waistband, so you don't need to finish the edges of these seams unless your fabric is particularly likely to fray.

Joined waistband pieces

Vouw de tailleband dubbel in de lengte met de goede kanten naar buiten. Pers. This fold will be the top of your waistband.

Stap 13: Bevestig de tailleband

Je kan de tailleband op twee manieren vastmaken. One is a bit simpler, but leaves an exposed seam on the inside. De andere is wat lastiger, maar verbergt wel alle rafelranden aan de binnenkant van de tailleband.

De eenvoudige methode

Houd je tailleband dubbelgevouwen en schuif de elastiek erin. Make sure to align the place where the elastic is joined with the back of the waistband (opposite the eyelets).

Find the center front of your waistband (easy if there are eyelets, if not just fold it double), and align that with the center front seam of your pants. Make sure that your waistband is outside of your pants, with good sides together. Speld vast.

Mind your eyelets

If youve made eyelets in your waistband, double check that they are placed towards the outside, not the inside of your waistband.

Next, align the center backs and pin in place, adding additional pins around the waistband as needed.

Sew the waistband to the pants, as close to the the elastic as you can, but dont sew into the elastic.

Waistband sewn with simple method

Its fine to not sew too close the first time around, and once your elastic is attached and encased, make a second round to sew it a bit more snugly.

Remove any basting stitches from the tops of the pocket bags.

Finish the seam with a serger or other method.

The enclosed seam method

Open the waistband. You will still be able to see the fold along its length, but you will be working with each side of the waistband individually.

Find the center front of your waistband (easy if there are eyelets, if not just fold it double), and align that with the center front seam of your pants. Make sure that your waistband is outside of your pants, with good sides together. Speld vast.

Mind your eyelets

To make sure your eyelets will end up on the outside, make sure they are closer to the top of your waistband, above the fold, for now.

Open waistband sewn to pants

Next, align the center back of your waistband with the center back seam. Speld vast. Then, add additional pins around the waistband as needed.

Sew the waistband to the pants.

Press the waistband up. Press the seam allowance in on the opposite side of the waistband, maintaining the fold along the center of the waistband.

Refold the waistband, turning half the waistband to the inside. Pin so that the seam allowance on the inside is just below the seam joining the waistband to the pants, and pin in place around the waistband. From the outside, stitch in the ditch, catching the inner waistband as you go.

Waistband sewn with enclosed seams

Step 14: Prepare the cuff elastic

As you did with the waistband elastic, wrap the elastic for your cuff around your ankle and pull it tight until you get a good fit.

Markeer deze lengte, knip het elastiek en naai de uiteindes aan elkaar. Repeat for the other cuff elastic.

Elastic joined with zig-zag stitching

Step 15: Join the cuffs

Fold each cuff with good sides together, aligning the short edges. For each cuff, sew the short edges together, then press open. These will be inside the cuff, so you don't need to finish the edges of these seams unless your fabric is particularly likely to fray.

Joined cuffs

Fold each cuff double along the length, with good sides out, and press. This fold will be the bottom of your cuffs.

Stap 16: Bevestig de manchetten

You will attach your cuffs the same way that you attached the waistband. As with the waistband, there are two options - a simpler choice, and a choice without exposed seams on the inside.

If your sewing machine has a detachable bed (usually removed to expose the "free arm" for sewing sleeve cuffs), this will make sewing the cuffs easier.

De eenvoudige methode

Keep your cuffs folded double, and place the elastic inside.

Align the seam in the cuff with the inseam of the pants. Make sure that your cuff is outside of your pants, with good sides together. Pin in place, then pin the rest of the way around the cuff.

Pinning the cuffs

The elastic will make the cuffs more difficult to pin. To make sure that your cuffs are pinned evenly to the pants, place your second pin on the opposite side of the leg opening from the first. You can stretch the elastic to make sure that everything is lined up smoothly, then place your next pins halfway between the first two. Continue this way, pinning halfway between other pins, until you feel confident there are enough.

Sew the cuff to the pants opening, as close to the the elastic as you can, but dont sew into the elastic.

Cuffs sewn with simple method

Finish the seam with a serger or other method.

The enclosed seam method

Open the cuff. You will still be able to see the fold along its length, but you will be working with each side of the cuff individually.

Align the seam in the cuff with the inseam of the pants. Make sure that your cuff is outside of your pants, with good sides together. Pin in place, then pin the rest of the way around the cuff.

Sew the cuff to the pants.

Sewing the open cuffs to the pants

Press the cuff away from the pants. Press the seam allowance in on the opposite side of the cuff, maintaining the fold along the center of the cuff.

Refold the cuff, turning half the cuff to the inside. Pin so that the seam allowance on the inside is just past the seam joining the cuff to the pants, and pin in place around the cuff. From the outside, stitch in the ditch, catching the inner cuff as you go.

Cuffs sewn with enclosed seams

Step 17: Stitching the cuffs and waistband (optional)

If you have wider cuff elastic, you may want to stitch a horizontal line halfway up the cuff. This will hold your elastic in place and help keep it from folding or twisting. Make sure to stretch the elastic evenly as you sew, so that it gathers the fabric evenly. (If you sew without stretching the elastic, you risk lumpy gathers and a leg opening too narrow to get your foot through.)

If you like the look, you can also sew more than one line of stitches, evenly spaced between the top and bottom of the cuff.

You can do the same for the waistband.

Waistband and cuffs with decorative stitching

If you put in eyelets for a drawstring, sew a line of stitches above the eyelets and a separate line below the eyelets, leaving a channel wide enough for your drawstring.

Step 18: Thread a draw string around the waist (optional)

If you put eyelets in your waistband, thread a drawstring through one eyelet, around the waist, and out of the other eyelet.

There are tools to make this task easier, but one that almost everyone has is a simple safety pin. Pin the safety pin to one end of your drawstring, then push it through the channel. The safety pin will be easier to maneuver through the fabric, and it will pull the drawstring along with it.

Paco threaded with drawstring

Step 19: Enjoy your Paco pants!

You did it! Way to go!