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Women / Trousers, pants, shorts / Digital sewing pattern

Women's sport pants

Sport trousers with an elasticated drawstring waist, front side pockets, back welt pockets and separate buttoned ankle cuffs.

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Pattern details

Size and body measurements

Size
S-M
Height
155 cm
Waist
75 cm
Hips
90 cm
Side length
90 cm

Seam allowances of 1 cm are included.

The cuffs have button and buttonhole markings.

Grainlines, fold marks and a 10 × 10 cm control square are included.

Main pattern pieces

Front
Cut 2
Back
Cut 2
Waistband (belt)
Cut 1
Cuff
Cut 2
Side pocket
Cut 2
Side pocket lining
Cut 2
Back pocket welt
Cut 2
Back pocket valance
Cut 2
Back pocket lining, long
Cut 2
Back pocket lining, short
Cut 2

Pattern preview

Women's sport pants pattern sheet, showing the complete pattern pieces.Back to product navigation
I wear my royal-blue cuffed trousers with a pale-blue V-neck T-shirt and white trainers on a sunny park path.
My royal-blue pair, made in a denser, warmer fabric.

My version

I walk where I could drive, so my sportswear gets very little time off. I want to feel stylish in it, too.

This is one of my most versatile patterns. Changing the fabric and trim gives me a completely different pair, and I can change the shape again just by unbuttoning the cuffs. I love having that freedom with clothes I wear so much, and I always sew a top to go with them.

I wear the light-blue trousers and matching hooded jacket with patterned trim; one ankle cuff is open above my white trainer.

A lighter pair

For the light-blue pair, I used a lighter fabric and different patterned trim. Here one cuff is unbuttoned, opening the ankle above my trainer.

I stand in the snow holding skis and poles, wearing my tan trousers with a navy top, floral white vest and black boots.

A pair for skiing

I made a pair for skiing, too. That makes three pairs from one pattern, with different fabrics and finishes.