ÉLÉONORE Pocket ADD-ON

JALIE SEWING PATTERN 3461
ÉLÉONORE Pocket ADD-ON
Have fun with colorful linings!

ÉLÉONORE Pocket ADD-ON

JALIE SEWING PATTERN 3461
Regular price $2.00 CAD


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THIS PDF IS FOR THE POCKETS ONLY

You will need the jeans pattern to attach them to :)

You love your Éléonore Jeans but would like to have functional front pockets on them? We drafted the pieces you need to add pockets designed to work perfectly with the original pattern. The PDF download prints on regular paper (A4 or Letter) and includes a step-by-step photo tutorial that replaces steps 17 to 21 in the original pattern.


Sizing
27 sizes included in the pattern Sizing chart / Yardage info
Instructions
French, English View instructions
Measurements
Metric and imperial
Sewing allowances
1 cm (3/8’’), included
What you get when buying this PDF pattern
Instructions (print or read on device)
Print at home (A4 / US Letter): 4 pages
Projector file
PDF Feature
Layered PDF (print one size at a time)

Customer Reviews

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Weezer
Pockets are good but need revision

Love the Elenore pants and the pockets are just right. I wear them to golf so while the pockets are a bit shallow, they are just right for a couple of tees and a ball marker.
Following the instructions will result in the inside of the finished pocket being the wrong side of the lining material. (See other review). I fixed that in step 2 by putting the right side of pocket facing to the wrong side of the lining - NOT wrong side to wrong side. Also, the photos in the instructions are not as clear as the usual drawing and diagrams in Jalie patterns (which are great!). But with a little patience and revision you can have a great pair of pants with good functional pockets.

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SLP
revised a bit

The pockets work well. For me they looked a bit small so I lengthened by 1.5 inches. I will lengthen more if I make these jeans again. And whoever designed the instructions thinks the right side of the fabric should be on the inside of the jeans rather than on the inside of the pocket. I fixed this and now have lovely pocket interiors. All in all - easy and worth doing!