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Learn to Sew Wide Leg Trousers

Tackle the trickiest steps in trouser-making in this quick online sewing class featuring the Noah wide-leg pants pattern. Learn essential techniques including welt pockets flies, and waistband construction. Perfect for sewists ready to tackle classic tailoring, you'll discover professional fitting adjustments and create high-rise trousers with thoughtful details. Transform bottom-weight fabrics into polished, well-fitting pants you'll love to wear.

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Getting Started

Welcome to the Noah sewalong! In this first lesson, Erica will introduce you to our sewalongs and give you some helpful tips. And in the next lesson, she’ll show you how to pick a size and prep your pattern and fabric.

If you’re feeling confident about getting started, you can go ahead and skip to lesson 3 and you’ll learn some helpful fitting techniques for the pattern.

Here’s what we’ll cover in this sewalong:


Here is everything you need to know about the Noah trousers before you start sewing!

Noah is a high-rise trouser that combines classic tailoring with thoughtful, functional details. Sitting at your natural waist, it’s fitted through the hip, giving way to a chic wide leg. Six belt loops let you style with or without a belt, while front welt pockets, back patch pockets, and topstitched darts add a touch of polish.

Inside, pocket stays offer stability, and our deep-set zipper fly prevents gaping and is fun to sew. Try Noah in your favorite bottom-weight fabrics like denim, twill, corduroy, linen, or suiting.

Fabric recommendations: Look for medium-weight or heavyweight bottomweight fabrics such as denim, twill, linen, suiting, and corduroy.

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Learn to Sew Wide Leg Trousers

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