✂ Singapour: the new sewing pattern for women
Singapour is a sewing pattern of pants and shorts that we wanted to be timeless, easy to make but with a great design! This basic and essential wardrobe pattern is finally available for women at ikatee. Singapour is really a quick-to-sew pattern, that you can easily make in one or two evenings. Maximum satisfaction guaranteed!
Here are the different options for these trousers:
- 4 belt options: classic, paper bag, classic tie, or paper bag tie.
- 3 leg options: shorts, straight trousers, or wide trousers.
The waistband is elasticated and the pattern has slash pockets. Singapour is available in sizes 32 to 52 (French sizes). For your information, please note that at ikatee, size 32 corresponds to 14 years old, and size 34 to 16 years old. These sizes are therefore suitable for both women and teenagers.
The Singapour sewing pattern is available in paper or in PDF version. The PDF version now includes projector sewing patterns files.
Look book
Straight trousers with linen fabric
Shorts version with a gabardine from Atelier Brunette
From left to right: shorts with Terry Cloth, and 2 straight trousers with chambray (the kid shorts is made with the Dakar pattern)
Wide trousers with paper bag belt in baby corduroy fabric
Wide trousers with paper bag tie belt
in exclusive viscose Pompon outremer from ©ikatee
Which fabrics for Singapour?
Singapour has the advantage of being able to be sewn in both woven and knitted fabrics for very different looks. For example, Terry cloth or Nicky velours will give a very sporty look to the pattern, but will also be ideal for home wear. For a more urban winter look, you can choose baby corduroy for example. And of course, for summer, a very colorful viscose will look great!
Woven fabric: poplin, chambray, double gauze, corduroy, denim, seersucker, linen, viscose, waffle, flannel, lightweight wool, gabardine.
Knitted fabric: jersey, French terry, lightweight fleece, terry cloth, quilted jersey, Nicky velours.
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- Stéphanie Godefroy
