Freya Trousers PDF Sewing Pattern
The Freya Flare Trousers is a stretch sewing pattern that is comfortable and quick to sew. They're high-waisted with a simple elasticated finish and a stylish flared leg. The effortlessly sophisticated cut hugs your body and allows for easy movement with a wider hem. Embrace a vintage inspired look with a touch of retro flair in these statement trousers.
With clear, beginner-friendly instructions, you’ll breeze through tricky steps like sewing with stretch fabric, attaching elastic and achieving a professional finish. This size inclusive sewing pattern comes in 14 sizes and will be perfect for your next make!
This Pattern Includes
- Beginner-friendly instructions
- 14 Sizes (UK 6-32) see size chart here
- Layered Print at Home Files (A4 and US Letter)
- Layered Large Format A0 Print File
- Layered Projector Files
- Sew-Along Video Tutorial
Fabric Recommendations
You can use any medium-heavy weight stretch fabrics such as: jersey, ribbed knit, sweater knit, ponte roma. Make sure to use a fabric that has at least 5% elastane/spandex content.
Sizing
This sewing pattern comes in UK sizes 6-32. Which ranges from a waist of 24"/61cm - 50"/126cm. Scroll down the page to see body measurements and finished garment measurements.
Notions
- Matching thread
- For sizes 6-14 you will need 2 metres / 2.2 yards of 55" (139cm) wide fabric.
- For all other sizes or fabric widths you will need 2.5 metres / 2.7 yards of fabric.
- 1.5" (40mm) wide elastic for the waist
License Terms
Tammy Handmade patterns are intended for personal use only. Your purchase is a license for non-commercial use, which means finished garments may not be sold for profit or resale. The only exception is accessories patterns, which may be used to create items for small-scale commercial sale.
Body Measurements
Use the measurements below to pick the size closest to your body measurements, or grade between them.
Finished Garment Measurements
Use the measurements below to see how much ease is included in this pattern after sewn.
