2 single pyjama legs aren't very useful |
So from here I had to turn one leg right side out (RSO) and insert it into the leg that was wrong side out (WSO) so that both trouser legs were RST. Are you picking up what I'm putting down? Check out my visual below.
1 - Turn one leg the right side out (RSO) |
2 - Insert the RWO leg into the other leg |
3 - The crotch seams should be matched up |
4 - Here you can see all the layers Now the legs are Right Sides Together |
So now when I held hold front and back of the crotch seam and spread it out I got a lovely big
matching crotch seams |
Now when I pinned together this seam I started by matching up the seams that had been created by each trouser leg.
matching leg seams |
I pinned on either side of the seams as I find this stops the seam allowances (SA) from moving around too much as I'm sewing over them.
securing the seam allowances from the leg seams matched up |
here you can see the back of the seam pinning |
After matching up the seams I pinned together the notches at both ends of the seam.
pinning notch seam clips |
Then I just pinned at regular intervals along the crotch seam between the start and end, notch and trouser leg seam pinning I had already done.
pinning on the crotch seam |
Then I just s l o w l y sewed the curved seam.
sewing over the pins - AGAIN! |
Check my awesome seam crossover section. I'm pretty pleased with it.
pant leg and crotch seam crossover. |
I pressed the seam open by laying first the front and then the back over the pointy end of an ironing board.
pressing the crotch seam open |
To make the inside look nice and neat, and hopefully make my pyjama trousers snuggly-ness last heaps longer-er, I overlocked the seam allowances of the crotch seam.
One side down, the other to go |
While I had the overlocker out I thought I may as well do the waist and leg openings too (this is mainly because I'm a lazy bum and just wanted to put my overlocker away :) )
overlocked waist opening |
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