Hem Wrap Panel Edges
Turn under and stitch a narrow 10 mm double-fold hem along the outer vertical wrap edges and curved waist extensions of both leg panels.
This pattern includes verified home printable specification files, dual-unit sizing charts, and full cutting guides. Upstream source: FreeSewing (MIT / CC BY 4.0).
Waralee Wrap Pants. Sourced directly from verified open distributions with authentic rights. Includes complete size tables, ease notes, and illustrated construction steps.
Front and back flats illustrating seam lines, hem curves, and design details.
Review both body benchmarks and finished garment ease before cutting your cloth.
Toggle between metric and imperial values across all charts
Your physical body dimensions. Measure over undergarments with a snug tape.
Dimensions of the sewn garment, including designed wearing ease.
Select size corresponding to natural waist and full hip/seat measurements. If between sizes, choose the larger size and adjust side seams.
Generous wrap-around ease adjustable to any waist size via integrated wrap tie belts.
Recommended substrates, stretch allowances, yardage requirements, and required notions.
Cotton twill, chino, denim, linen, or wool suiting
Ensure you have these ready before starting.
| Size Bracket | 115 cm (45") Width | 150 cm (60") Width |
|---|---|---|
| XS – M | 2.6 m (2.85 yd) | 2 m (2.2 yd) |
| L – XL | 3 m (3.3 yd) | 2.4 m (2.6 yd) |
| 2XL – 3XL | 3.4 m (3.7 yd) | 2.8 m (3.05 yd) |
Exact seam allowances included in pattern lines, piece list, and cutting discipline.
10 mm (3/8 in) seam allowance.
15 mm (5/8 in) narrow double-fold hem along wrap edges and hem.
N/A (Wrap pants garment).
| Piece Name | Quantity & Orientation | Grainline / Cutting Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Thai Wrap Leg Panel | Cut 1 Pair (1 Left, 1 Right) | Generous wrap panel with continuous outseam wrap flaps |
| Waist Wrap Tie Belts | Cut 2 Pairs in Self Fabric | Fold and topstitch long ties for front and back closure |
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Complete offline sewing guidebook with dual calibration test squares, yardage charts, pattern piece cut list, numbered steps, and troubleshooting.
Full-scale 1:1 tiled master pattern for A4 paper (18 sheets). Includes dual 50mm/2.0in calibration boxes, assembly map, grainlines, and corner registration crosshairs.
Full-scale 1:1 tiled master pattern for US Letter paper (22 sheets). Includes dual 50mm/2.0in calibration boxes, assembly map, grainlines, and corner registration crosshairs.
Print at 100% scale (no fit-to-page) and measure the 50mm and 2-inch test boxes with a hard ruler.
Open the downloaded PDF in Adobe Acrobat Reader or a dedicated desktop PDF viewer. In the print dialog, select "Actual Size" or "Custom Scale: 100%". Never select "Fit to Printable Area". Always measure the calibration square on Page 1 before proceeding.
Print Page 1 at 100% scale without page scaling. Check Metric box (50 mm x 50 mm) or Imperial box (2.0 in x 2.0 in = 50.8 mm) with a rigid ruler.
Read full printing & calibration guide →Align numbered registration marks and butt tile edges flush without overlapping untrimmed paper. Tape securely.
Draft construction notes. Readable online; review against the pattern pieces before sewing.
Turn under and stitch a narrow 10 mm double-fold hem along the outer vertical wrap edges and curved waist extensions of both leg panels.
Fold each tie belt lengthwise right sides together. Stitch along long edge, turn right side out with a loop turner, press flat, and topstitch.
Place left and right wrap panels right sides together. Stitch continuous center crotch curve from front waist to back waist, reinforcing curve with a second pass.
Pin prepared tie belts securely to the four outer top corners of the front and back wrap extensions. Stitch and bar-tack securely to reinforce stress points.
Turn up specified 15 mm hem allowance along bottom leg openings. Stitch, give pants a thorough steam press, and try on using authentic Thai wrap-and-tie technique.
Solutions for common fitting hurdles and construction errors specific to this garment.
Possible Cause: Thread tension too high or needle blunt
Recommended Fix: Insert fresh needle and test balance on fabric scrap.
Possible Cause: Edge was stretched while feeding into machine
Recommended Fix: Staystitch immediately after cutting and use walking foot.
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