Sew House Seven – the Nehalem Pant & Skirt Sewing Pattern
€17,80
Sew House Seven – the Nehalem Pant & Skirt Sewing Pattern
€17,80
Sew House Seven – The Nehalem Pant & Skirt
The Nehalem is based on the traditional Thai fisherman’s pants worn by fishermen in Eastern Asia. The traditional pant is a one-size-fits-all, very baggy, loose-fitting pant that is wrapped and tied to fit. While still a loose-fitting wrap, the Nehalem has been slimmed down a bit and has been graded to better fit your size. The back rise of the pant is not as baggy as a traditional fisherman pant as it has a bit of a curve to its rise – for a more attractive and fitted back view.
The Nehalem skirt is a take on the fisherman pant as well. It also wraps and ties to make for an easy fitting, easy to wear piece. It features oversized side patch pockets, vertical front and back seaming and a wide waistband that can be folded down or worn upright and tied. The skirts feature an above the knee version and a tea length version. No closures to sew.
The Nehalem pants feature oversized side patch pockets, vertical back seaming and a wide waistband that can be worn upright or folded down and tied. The pants feature cropped and long versions. No closures to sew.
All versions have 2 options for the waistband construction. There is a double layered, more finished waistband construction (option #1) or a single layer, longer (option #2) that is less bulky.
Make any view up in a luxurious fabric and wear it with heels for a dressed up look, try lightweight denim for a new take on jeans or sew it in funky printed cotton and it just may become your favourite loungewear piece. The pants are less bulky and a bit more slimming if sewn in a fabric with some drape such as denim Tencel. The skirt, on the other hand, works great in a fabric with more body. However you make your Nehalem, the creative dressing options are endless with this pattern.
This is a beginner level pattern sizes XS – XXL
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“My name is Peggy and I had been designing and making patterns in the apparel industry for many years up until 2014 when I started Sew House Seven. I started my own business as I felt the need to return to my sewing roots. I love how this business lets me connect with other makers who love creating.
Like most of you, I constantly look for the right balance between work, family and play. I am a wife and mother of a young boy and I have a strong passion for outdoor sports. I really love to sew but at this point in my life, I find that if my projects take longer than a few days, I may not ever finish them.
Sew House Seven is a small Independent pattern company. My focus is on however, not limited to creating beautiful women’s sewing patterns for beginners that can be sewn up rather quickly yet appeal to sewists of all levels. The pattern instructions are very detailed and provide an opportunity to learn while sewing. Each style has a special design feature that makes it unique and appealing to any level of sewist. After all, a good design is a good design no matter how simple”.
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