How to make a Short Pants Pattern | Pattern Drafting Tutorial | Easy way of making a Short Pants

Hello guys I hope you're doing well today and welcome back to another beautiful tutorial Today's tutorial should be a pattern drafting tutorial and in this tutorial we are going to Draw a short pants pattern If this is your first time here in this channel You are welcome This is Don Larry and here on this channel I post sewing tutorials Drafting patterns and DIY So please subscribe guys and also remember Activate the notification bell so that whenever a new video is uploaded You will be notified So before we go into the tutorial you will need the following measurements you will need the pant size which is usually the size of the underpants or where you are putting your pants You will need the size of your pattern you will need the size of the pants The size of the pants' circumference you will need the size of the pants' dep You will also need the size of the pants or the size of the shorts Without further ado let's jump straight into this tutorial First you will need your tools the jaw the circle the French circle The tracing circle the marking pencil the paper pencil the paper pencil and the pattern paper and I have also written the measure So the first thing you want to do is draw a vertical line And that will be our guide So once you have done that you will also draw a top line It will be the lateral line Then we will enter the size of the stroke circle Then from the side line measure whatever the size of your stroke circle In this case It is 16 inches long and I am measuring it twice Once you have measured it Then draw a horizontal line and then you can label it as line M The next thing you want to do is enter the size of the stroke circle You can see my tutorial about how to take an accurate trace circle size if you haven't done so yet So 10 inches is My line width circle size and I only marked that so adjust the horizontal line Then label that line as the diameter So the next thing you want to do is wor In the size of the stroke circle So you are going to add an inch to its stroke circle size Depending on how much you want to cushion or comfort but an inch should be enough So in this case my tracing circle size is 40 inches and after that Go ahead and divide it by four So now I have 10 inches So on the drawing line You will mark what you have So I am marking 10 inches and also on the depth line of the tracing circle You will mark 10 inches or whatever you have Then you draw a vertical line Just to connect this point Once you have done that what I am doing now is just to extend e horizontal line So once you've done that the next thing we want to do is Enter the size of the stroke circle and to do so you will have to divide the 10 inches tha We had it before we will divide it by four So go ahead and do that whatever you have That is what you are going to insert So in my case I have 2.5 inches and from the depth line of the circle Also you will have to enter what you have So in this case I have marked 2.5 inches I'm just drawing the horizontal line and I'm going to label it as the stroke line Well now that we've done that we can proceed to create the extension of the stroke circle The curve of the circular stroke So we will need the 10 inches we calculated earlier That is our trace circle size plus one inch is allowed So you go ahead and divide what is between You have four inches there So here I have 2.5 inches So now we are going to introduce That's 2.5 inches from that point So I'm marking 2.5 inches now and then after that You will draw your stroke circle from that same point diagonally as I have done there Then for the front because we are working on the front pattern you will mark 1.5 inches Once you have done that from the stroke line you are now going to draw a type of shape Smooth and well-curved so I'm going to go ahead and use the French curve to smooth the line And now that you have it you can go ahead and blend it smoothly with the vertical line So the next thing we want to do is create the sketch circle and to create the sketch circle You will need the size of your stroke circle now So the size of your stroke circle You can have his permission from half an inch to an inch depending on what you want So I go with half and an inch here So now I have 31.5 inches and that 31.5 inches We will divide it by four So whatever you have keep dividing it by four So In this case I have 7.87 inches So from the vertical line where you can see the way it is displayed I set my measurement you'll mark it on the other side So here I am marking 7.87 and then from that you will push a inch of stroke or whatever your personal stroke is From then on now I am going to draw a curved line using the stroke circle to connect this point to create the stroke circle So now that we've done that the next thing we want to do is put the point and to put the point we will need a guide line So what you will do is pu Measure the length of the vertical line and find the midpoint So whatever the midpoint is It's that you will mark it on line M as I am doing here and you will also mark it On the guideline So after marking that proceed and use your stroke circle to draw A vertical line and that line will be the center line or the green line So only I will do this as the green line and that will be our guide So once you have done that You can locate the point or draw the dashed line So now let's locate the point and to locate e point remember that we are going to add a ring to this line of stroke So for the first time we are going to Reduce the stroke line size from the total stroke line size So I will use one and a half Inches for the line size You can use two inches depending on how you want it So first before creating the point we are going to remove the flag and that's what I'm doing here So now that we have removed 1.5 Inches I am marking 3 inches for the intake of the front point and then I will insert one inch in This intake is like what I've done here and then I'm just using my table to create that type It's a good size for the line So now we have positioned the point ahead Then let's go now and We form the stroke line So to form the stroke line you will need the stroke line This stroke line It will only be the guide for you and the line of the mark is usually 3 to 4 inches below the depth line depending on how big you are So here I am marking 3 inches You can mark 4 inches if You have an extra size So that's what I'm doing there and once you've marked this line you can go and label this so you don't get confused and after that you will have to adjust your brush size In two So in this case my stroke size is 23 inches dividing it in two I have 11.5 inches So I'm just marking 11.5 inches on this line So once you've done that We also mark the same thing on the depth line or if you want a rhythm brush You can simply remove a little inch and here I am removing 0.25 inch 0.25 inch A quarter of an inch and now I'm going to move forward and create the shape for the trace So that's what I'm doing here and then I'll use the curve to create that beautiful one form Well now we have our trace the front pattern almost finished So what we are going to do now is add the permission to join and for the final line I will add two inches You can add more than that but do not add less than two inches So that's what I'm doing here Then for the other part of the trace We have permission to add 0.5 inch around it Remember that we still have the 1.5 inches for the line we will draw later so I have added the permission to connec And this is what we have So now I'm going to proceed and cut this so this is what it looks like Then we will go back and draw the back pattern so you can label it as the front pattern Then we will now cut two pieces for the front pattern so I have labeled them in another pattern piece and as you can see I have left some inches above and just for the other one part of the paper so the first thing you will do to create the back pattern is first of all Extend the crotch line so I've extended this a bit and we'll take any measurement we want to take or introduce any measurement from the current measurement not from the Measure so for the back pattern you will mark a crotch extension of two inches and from those two inches Mark one inch down then place the diagonal measurement from that point and measure two inches for the back line between the grain line and this one vertical line you will find the midpoint which is two inches in my case From that midpoint we had between one and a half inches to two inches depending o How big you are so I have done it and I am going to move forward and create a kind of It has a nice curve so take the back pattern piece and create a nice curve Well so I did it so the next thing we want to do now is work on the crotch line So you have to extend the back line to the other side as I did and measure wha You have it on your back line and then you can see the way I am placing the cover measurement That's how you place it and enter the exact measurement you have at the border So that's what I've done and then I straightened the line so now that we've done it So we will also form the pattern from the back and to do that from the other side From the back line we just move forward and create that kind of curved shape using You roll it over your back then you smooth it down to the crotch line then you also reach this other side You can see the way I am placing the lid measurement and then create another curved line Through the crotch line and then on the crotch line the marks are the same because we have the same longitude so now you can remove the front pattern and clean all the lines then Label them as the back pattern and then for the back pattern we are also going to cut two now pieces so to finish the back we will have to put the pattern so whatever you have At the border that's what you'll also have on your back so at the border I have four Inches from that crotch extension line and then I will also mark four inches on the back pattern So from those four inches I just marked I'll mark four inches for the length and the Any line you want to draw should be parallel to the crotch extension line Don't just draw it straight so I did it and then we'll introduce it The crotch extension for the back I will use one inch depending on the personal crotch extension Calculate that and then enter what you have so I'm creating a bone shape for the crotch And now we have the back of that so to finish the back of the back just go ahead and Clean your half inch of the crotch extension line so now this is what we have we both have Behind and the back pattern is ready so now we can move forward and create the bone for the back and the Behind and also the bag for the back so now we are going to start with the back and to do So you'll have to fill in the back exit because our bone isn't going to have any exit So fill the back outlet and then what you have without the bone socket You can see the way I mark it then you will draw that out you need to have something Slightly crossed and then I will use the back to clean the lines So now that you've done it just extend the line and we'll be introducing One and a half inches that we took before we need to enter that and whatever you have in that A slightly crossed line that is what you will also mark on the top line then also measure one and a half inches There then use your accommodation to connect it so you will have something slightly crossed as well On the side and also on the top line okay so this is what we have for the back and for the back We will be cutting it to a folio at that point so you need to mark that spot and indicate that you are cutting it in a sheet because you are not going to be adding No accommodation for him so let's go now and add the accommodation for the other party For the top bottom and output sections so for that part you are cutting it into sheets So we'll be doing almost the same for the back so you keep going Flipping the back of that accommodation tracing it cleaning the line marking one and a half inches exactly Do the same thing we did for the front that's what you'll do for the back and that's what I'm doing Cutting two pieces for the front and two pieces for the back here so we'll be cutting now The main production and the housing so that's what we're cutting now two pieces and remember tha You will be cutting a section from a sheet so now we are going to create a housing for the Front so to do that to make it very easy just measure from the bust line to the waist line or Depending on how long you want the accommodation to be so I provide it to below my depth The waistline to the waistline so I will use the method of drawing to draw Now so I'm drawing the pants line to the back then the pants line Toward the green line then beyond the green line you will trace it up and also the line of the pants So that's what you'll draw and once you've drawn it go ahead and use your pencil To draw it so that's what we have there so the next thing you want to do is create a kind of a curved shape like the one I'm making here for one side of the housing so make sure your hand You can grab your hand inside it so that's what I'm doing there then I'll go ahead and add alf of a housing clip around this housing so I added half of a housing clip and we're going to Cut two pieces for the key and two pieces for the housing there is a small adjustment You will have to do when you want to knit your shorts in the accommodation let me know in the Comment section if you would like to see a knitting tutorial I don't want to get involved with this ousing front pattern but what you are going to do is create a kind of curved shape In the pattern of the front you will trace it cut it and do the same on both sides We're going to cut the pieces for the accommodation so that's the small adjustment It's not difficult but let me know in the comments section if you'd like to see a knitting tutorial So this is what we came up with looking nice already thanks for watching this tutorial guys I hope you find it useful if so don't forget to give it a thumbs up and leave your comment Leave a comment and subscribe to my channel if you haven't already