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Easton Pants

When we made the girls’ palazzo pants a couple of months ago, you asked us for a women’s version—and your wish is our command! These comfortable women’s pants are neither tight nor baggy, and their side pockets feature buttoned flaps that add the perfect finishing touch. You can wear them with a T-shirt, […]

Easton Pants

Video class

This video is for members

Join Lulu Ferris to watch the complete class and sew along at your own pace.

What you’ll make

The Easton is a pair of mid-rise women’s pants with a comfortable shape that narrows toward the hem rather than falling in a straight line.

Back darts shape the waist and seat. Side pockets, buttoned flaps, a fitted waistband, and an invisible side zipper complete the design.

What you’ll learn in this class

  • Stabilize the upper curves and sew balanced back darts.
  • Interface and assemble the shaped waistband.
  • Construct side pockets with buttoned flaps.
  • Insert an invisible zipper beside the pocket.
  • Match the waistband across the zipper.
  • Reinforce and topstitch the inseam with a twin needle.
  • Finish the hems after checking the length.

Fabric choices

The class compares a lightweight polyester with more drape and a heavier twill that creates a firmer, more structured silhouette.

Interfacing supports the waistband. Stay tape or staystitching prevents the curved upper edges from stretching during construction.

Make it your own

For a simpler version, omit the pockets and flaps. You can also keep the pockets but replace the invisible zipper with a regular visible side zipper.

Turn the hem inward or make an outward cuff secured at the side seams.

Compare the silhouette with the kids’ palazzo pants.

If layered patterns are new to you, review How to Use a PDF Sewing Pattern before cutting.

Pattern sizing

The Easton pattern includes sizes 36–44. Use the supplied measurement chart to choose the best starting size.

This advanced video class includes the downloadable A4 pants pattern and covers the pockets, shaped waistband, and invisible side zipper.

Pattern & materials

Patterns are included with membership

Active members can download every available PDF and materials list.