Canions
To do:
To do:
- draft on paper
- transfer to waist fabric
- cut
- main fabric 2 on fold
- lining 2 on fold
- cut on bias
- apply trims and decorations
- sew
- main
- lining
- waistband
- hand sew
- leg bottoms
- waistband
- closures
Notes:
The construction of canions can be daunting as there is little forgiveness. I made this pair for my 9yr old son. I needed to stick with my initial thinking on ratios, inches added to the measurement--which I didn't do. For the:
As a note the wise: when drafting the back side of the canions, make sure the back takes into account the bubble of the butt. So it should be higher than the front. I have experienced this before, and forgot to account for it.
Pickle's canions fit perfectly except in the back where I could have added about 3" more to the height to accommodate his rear.
Warmest regards,
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- Waist: 1" seam, 2" give
- outside seam (waist to knee): 1" seam, 2" extra
- Inseam (apex crotch to knee): 1" seam NO extra
- Hip: 1" seam, 2" give ** Should have added 3" **
- Circumference of quad right above knee: 1"seam, 2" give
As a note the wise: when drafting the back side of the canions, make sure the back takes into account the bubble of the butt. So it should be higher than the front. I have experienced this before, and forgot to account for it.
Pickle's canions fit perfectly except in the back where I could have added about 3" more to the height to accommodate his rear.
Warmest regards,
webpage
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