Patron Marius
€15.00
Tax included
With the possibility of putting or not the frilly front, the frilled back and the frilled overskirt, the Marius shorts, with their mid-high waist, are available in 8 versions. Added to this is the possibility of removing the overskirt to make classic shorts! And even to make a casual version, which can go, depending on the fabric used, from sports clothing to pajama bottoms. You can also play with the length of the shorts if the frills are removed. So, Marius, it's not just a pair of shorts, but the possibility of making no less than 12 different garments with the same pattern!
CONTENT:
- A5 format assembly instructions (color bound illustrated booklet)
- Full size pattern boards with seam allowances included
MATERIALS NEEDED:
Fabric:
Version with frills in front and back but without overskirt: 0.90 m of fabric in 140 cm width
Version without frills in front + back + overskirt: 1.10 m of fabric in 140 cm width
Version with frills in front + back + overskirt: 1.35 m of fabric in 140 cm width
For the basic version: 1 invisible zipper of 18 cm in a color coordinated with your fabric // 20 cm of iron-on tape // 90 cm of 4 cm wide bias binding to match the fabric (optional)
For the casual version: 3 cm wide elastic and the length of your waistline.
RECOMMENDED FABRIC:
Flowing fabric such as light cotton, viscose or light crepe. The presence of elastane is not obligatory.
LEVEL:
Intermediate
PROPOSED SIZES:
From 34 to 48
CP-635
Data sheet
- Level
- Beginner
Intermediate - Gender
- Female
With the possibility of putting or not the frilly front, the frilled back and the frilled overskirt, the Marius shorts, with their mid-high waist, are available in 8 versions. Added to this is the possibility of removing the overskirt to make classic shorts! And even to make a casual version, which can go, depending on the fabric used, from sports clothing to pajama bottoms. You can also play with the length of the shorts if the frills are removed. So, Marius, it's not just a pair of shorts, but the possibility of making no less than 12 different garments with the same pattern!