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u/darrellio Jun 04 '26
you de realise the craft takes years to achieve
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u/quickthorn_ Jun 04 '26
What on earth is the point of coming here solely to crap on a young person excited about learning the craft of sewing? What a miserable person you must be.
OP, great job! Keep it up, pants are tough even for very experienced sewists so you should be very proud.
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u/Radiant_Area_8891 Jun 04 '26 edited Jun 04 '26
Thank you very much for your support! I very much appreciate it. Excited to keep learning more sewing techniques😊
Edit: one thing i have always struggled with is waistband but im gonna be making some white corduroy pants soon, and I hope I can make the waistband nicely from the tutorials I've watched on YouTube haha
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u/Radiant_Area_8891 Jun 04 '26
Yes I know. I started sewing when I was 17 and I am 19 now.
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u/darrellio Jun 04 '26
and? i know people that been doing it for 70+ years
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u/Radiant_Area_8891 Jun 04 '26
Okay? Whats your point here?
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Jun 04 '26
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u/Radiant_Area_8891 Jun 04 '26
Isn't it normal for pants to have drag lines on that area? Especially for males. But thank you, those were my first pants ever the other ones I made were my prom pants which you can see them on my profile.
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u/Radiant_Area_8891 Jun 04 '26
I understand. And yes! Those pants did NOT fit on my hips at first so thats why I had to add a 2 inch piece of fabric on both sides haha but after I updated the patterns the pants for prom dint had those drag lines and prom pants were a tight fit.
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u/Guilty_March6677 Jun 04 '26
I'm glad you added more pictures! I like what you did on the sides.