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اسم المعزوفه بربك
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اهل سمعات شنو لوضع
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من تزعلك الدنيا ويراضيك مصمم علاوي ❤️‍🔥😂
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سماعات و الصوات فووول تحس بعالم ثاني
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let’s walk step by step through how to draft a basic short pants pattern (a simple, well-fitting base you can later modify into different styles). This method is for woven fabric and can be adapted for men or women by adjusting ease and rise. ⸻ 🧵 Tools You’ll Need 	•	Measuring tape 	•	Straight ruler and hip curve/french curve 	•	Pencil and eraser 	•	Pattern paper 	•	L-square or set square 	•	Scissors ⸻ 📏 Key Measurements Take these from the body or a fitted pair of shorts: 	1.	Waist 	2.	Hip 	3.	Waist to hip (vertical distance from waistline to fullest part of hip) 	4.	Crotch depth (sit on a flat chair, measure from waist to seat) 	5.	Thigh circumference 	6.	Knee or hem circumference (if you want a narrow leg) 	7.	Side length (waist to desired short length) 	✳️ Add 1–2 cm ease to waist and 2–4 cm ease to hips for comfort. ⸻ ✏️ DRAFTING THE FRONT SHORTS Step 1. Draw Vertical & Horizontal Guides 	•	Draw a vertical line (center front line). 	•	From the top, draw a horizontal waistline at a right angle. Label top point A (waist start). ⸻ Step 2. Mark Vertical Points From A, measure down: 	•	Waist to hip → mark B (hip line) 	•	Crotch depth → mark C (crotch line) 	•	Side length → mark D (hemline) Draw horizontal lines across at each point (B, C, D). ⸻ Step 3. Hip Width On hip line (B), measure ¼ hip + ease to the right → mark E. Draw a vertical line from A through E down to D. That’s your side seam line. ⸻ Step 4. Crotch Extension On the crotch line (C), from the hip line (E), measure ¼ hip ÷ 10 + 1 cm (roughly 3–4 cm) to the right → mark F. This is your front crotch point. ⸻ Step 5. Shape the Crotch Curve Use your French curve to draw from F (crotch) to E (hip) in a smooth curve. ⸻ Step 6. Waist Shaping On waistline, from A, measure ¼ waist + dart (2 cm) → mark G. Draw a smooth line from G to E (side seam) using a gentle slope. ⸻ Step 7. Dart Locate dart halfway between A–G. Dart width: 2 cm, length: 8–10 cm. ⸻ Step 8. Hemline On hemline (D), measure ¼ thigh + 1 cm ease to the right of A, mark H. Connect H to E (side seam) and H to F (crotch) with a slight angle. Now you have your front pattern. ⸻ ✂️ DRAFTING THE BACK SHORTS You can trace the front and adjust: Step 1. Trace Front Block Place a new paper, trace front pattern outline. Step 2. Back Adjustments: 	•	Waist: Add 1.5 cm at side seam and 1 cm at center back. 	•	Crotch extension: Extend back crotch by ¼ hip ÷ 5 + 1.5 cm (around 5–6 cm). 	•	Rise: Raise back waist 2–3 cm above front waist. 	•	Dart: Make back dart 3 cm wide, 12–14 cm long. 	•	Thigh: Add 1.5–2 cm ease around. Shape back crotch curve deeper using the hip curve. ⸻ 📍 Grainline & Labels 	•	Draw grainline parallel to center front/back. 	•	Mark: 	•	“Front Shorts” 	•	“Back Shorts” 	•	“Cut 1 pair” 	•	“Add seam allowances” (usually 1 cm sides, 2–3 cm hem, 1.5 cm waist) ⸻ ✂️ Cutting and Sewing Notes 	•	Add waistband (¼ waist + overlap) 	•	Add zipper or elastic depending on design 	•	Add pockets if desired 	•	Finish hems and press seams here’s a complete, start-to-finish sewing guide for making trousers from zero, with simple in-seam (side) pockets, hip (back) pockets with double piping, zipper/fly installation, seam finishing, pressing tips, and how to store finished trousers and your patterns/materials. I’ll assume a standard adult size; where measurements matter I give typical numbers and also tell you to adjust to your pattern/measurements. ⸻ Quick tools & supplies checklist 	•	Sewing machine (regular + zipper foot) 	•	Thread, hand needle, pins/clips 	•	Fabric scissors, snips, seam ripper 	•	Pattern paper / pattern pieces (front, back, waistband, pocket bags, fly extension) 	•	Interfacing (medium weight) 	•	Piping cord (2–3 mm) & bias tape for piping (for double piping) 	•	Zipper (adult trousers: 7–9 in / 18–23 cm metal or nylon) 	•	Ruler, measuring tape, tailor’s chalk, French curve 	•	Iron & pressing ham, pressing cloth 	•	Overlocker/serger (optional) or pinking shears / bias tape for finishing 	•	Clips, bar tacks or bartack foot, marking tools Seam allowances I’ll use as defaults below (change if your pattern
let’s walk step by step through how to draft a basic short pants pattern (a simple, well-fitting base you can later modify into different styles). This method is for woven fabric and can be adapted for men or women by adjusting ease and rise. ⸻ 🧵 Tools You’ll Need • Measuring tape • Straight ruler and hip curve/french curve • Pencil and eraser • Pattern paper • L-square or set square • Scissors ⸻ 📏 Key Measurements Take these from the body or a fitted pair of shorts: 1. Waist 2. Hip 3. Waist to hip (vertical distance from waistline to fullest part of hip) 4. Crotch depth (sit on a flat chair, measure from waist to seat) 5. Thigh circumference 6. Knee or hem circumference (if you want a narrow leg) 7. Side length (waist to desired short length) ✳️ Add 1–2 cm ease to waist and 2–4 cm ease to hips for comfort. ⸻ ✏️ DRAFTING THE FRONT SHORTS Step 1. Draw Vertical & Horizontal Guides • Draw a vertical line (center front line). • From the top, draw a horizontal waistline at a right angle. Label top point A (waist start). ⸻ Step 2. Mark Vertical Points From A, measure down: • Waist to hip → mark B (hip line) • Crotch depth → mark C (crotch line) • Side length → mark D (hemline) Draw horizontal lines across at each point (B, C, D). ⸻ Step 3. Hip Width On hip line (B), measure ¼ hip + ease to the right → mark E. Draw a vertical line from A through E down to D. That’s your side seam line. ⸻ Step 4. Crotch Extension On the crotch line (C), from the hip line (E), measure ¼ hip ÷ 10 + 1 cm (roughly 3–4 cm) to the right → mark F. This is your front crotch point. ⸻ Step 5. Shape the Crotch Curve Use your French curve to draw from F (crotch) to E (hip) in a smooth curve. ⸻ Step 6. Waist Shaping On waistline, from A, measure ¼ waist + dart (2 cm) → mark G. Draw a smooth line from G to E (side seam) using a gentle slope. ⸻ Step 7. Dart Locate dart halfway between A–G. Dart width: 2 cm, length: 8–10 cm. ⸻ Step 8. Hemline On hemline (D), measure ¼ thigh + 1 cm ease to the right of A, mark H. Connect H to E (side seam) and H to F (crotch) with a slight angle. Now you have your front pattern. ⸻ ✂️ DRAFTING THE BACK SHORTS You can trace the front and adjust: Step 1. Trace Front Block Place a new paper, trace front pattern outline. Step 2. Back Adjustments: • Waist: Add 1.5 cm at side seam and 1 cm at center back. • Crotch extension: Extend back crotch by ¼ hip ÷ 5 + 1.5 cm (around 5–6 cm). • Rise: Raise back waist 2–3 cm above front waist. • Dart: Make back dart 3 cm wide, 12–14 cm long. • Thigh: Add 1.5–2 cm ease around. Shape back crotch curve deeper using the hip curve. ⸻ 📍 Grainline & Labels • Draw grainline parallel to center front/back. • Mark: • “Front Shorts” • “Back Shorts” • “Cut 1 pair” • “Add seam allowances” (usually 1 cm sides, 2–3 cm hem, 1.5 cm waist) ⸻ ✂️ Cutting and Sewing Notes • Add waistband (¼ waist + overlap) • Add zipper or elastic depending on design • Add pockets if desired • Finish hems and press seams here’s a complete, start-to-finish sewing guide for making trousers from zero, with simple in-seam (side) pockets, hip (back) pockets with double piping, zipper/fly installation, seam finishing, pressing tips, and how to store finished trousers and your patterns/materials. I’ll assume a standard adult size; where measurements matter I give typical numbers and also tell you to adjust to your pattern/measurements. ⸻ Quick tools & supplies checklist • Sewing machine (regular + zipper foot) • Thread, hand needle, pins/clips • Fabric scissors, snips, seam ripper • Pattern paper / pattern pieces (front, back, waistband, pocket bags, fly extension) • Interfacing (medium weight) • Piping cord (2–3 mm) & bias tape for piping (for double piping) • Zipper (adult trousers: 7–9 in / 18–23 cm metal or nylon) • Ruler, measuring tape, tailor’s chalk, French curve • Iron & pressing ham, pressing cloth • Overlocker/serger (optional) or pinking shears / bias tape for finishing • Clips, bar tacks or bartack foot, marking tools Seam allowances I’ll use as defaults below (change if your pattern

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