Straight Leg Pants 621
Straight Leg Pants 621
This CJP favorite is finally available again as a downloadable pattern after the printed version sold out.
Simple straight-leg pant. Close fitting, self-faced waistline. The Straight Leg Pant is an easy fit with no elastic to keep them up! Using negative ease and 100% stretch fabrics this will be the most comfortable pant you ever wear!
Multi-Sized: 4 - 22
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The printed pattern will be mailed to you with a black and white printed copy of the instructions.
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No need to order copy shop printing separately - order the prints for this pattern right here! We will print the A0 / 36” x 48” Copy Shop file for you and send it in the mail.
NOTE: Instructions are not included with the prints. Please refer to your original download files.
Suggested Fabrics: This pant pattern needs 2-way stretch fabric to fit as designed, which means a 4-inch square of the fabric can stretch 7 to 8 inches in all directions. This pant can be made with stretch woven fabrics by increasing size and adding a side or back zipper.
“Quick as you can say, "Hmm… maybe I'll make a pair of pants this afternoon," think of the Christine Jonson Straight-leg Pant, Pattern No. 621. This narrow pant (15-1/2 in. at the hem, size 12) is designed for two-way stretch fabric. The pants hug the waist, using the fabric's negative ease and darted waist-shaping, rather than hanging from an elastic casing. Our tester found these pants comfortable to wear and easy to construct in [a Lycra blend] fabric, taking two hours, start to finish. To use a stretch woven instead, choose a pattern two sizes larger than your measurements and insert an invisible zipper at center back.”
Threads magazine, January 2002
