Creating a flare pant pattern is easy. Whether you want your pant leg to flare from the hip, thigh or knee, it's easy to add some flair to your flare!

Very Easy Vogue 8477; ca. 1973; Misses' Pants. Wide, flared–legged pants in evening length have elasticized waist. Purchased tops. Featured in Vogue Patterns June/July 1973, Vogue Patterns December 1973, and Vogue Patterns Leaflet January 1974 [insert your photos of this pattern made up] [insert your username, and make sure your preferences allow for people to contact you via e-mail. Do not list your email address here!]

Step-by-step tutorial that provides guidance on how to create unique flared pants with a design that resembles a skirt because of its flare

Found the perfect fitting pair of jeans, but aren't fond of the ankle-hugging look? Whether you want to convert straight leg jeans to accommodate boots or make a fashionable pair of bell bottoms, putting your sewing skills to work will...

Effortlessly stylish, the City Trousers reimagine the contemporary, cigarette fit with a minimalist chic flair. A narrow waistband with an invisible zip at the back creates the ultimate body-slimmi…

A while back, we looked at using the pivot method to move a dart around on a bodice. I thought I'd show you another easy dart technique--this one eliminates a waistline dart on a skirt and turns it into flare at the hemline. It's like magic! Here's what you do, as illustrated on a tiny, not-to-scale front skirt pattern. You have your basic straight skirt, right? Draw a line up from the hem to the bottom of the dart. Cut out the dart, and then slash up the line to the dart, leaving a little…

this is an old pair of jeans that i love, but they’ve got three holes in them. i was okay with that for a while but now – maybe because it’s so cold out – i decided it was time to patch them up. here are some images i found around the web and saved […]