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The Joss pants are supremely comfortable and a really fun beginner pants project. They have an elastic waistband, trendy wide legs cropped at the ankles, a high rise, and two easy-to-sew patch pockets.
Look for medium-weight woven fabrics like cotton twill, linen blends, denim, chambray, and rayon twill.
Cora is wearing size 10 Joss pants with 1” added to the hip. Her measurements are 35 1/2”, 30 1/4”, 41” and she is 5’9”.
Beginner
Downloadable digital pattern
Our Misses patterns are drafted for a C cup and our Curvy patterns are drafted for DD. Both are drafted for a height of 5'8" (172 cm).
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All-purpose polyester sewing thread, Sewing machine needle, Optional: twin needle, 1 3/8 yards (1.3 meters) of 1" (2.5 cm) braided elastic
Medium weight woven fabrics such as cotton twill, linen, linen blends, denim, chambray, and rayon twill.
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