Toddler Denim Jeans Sewing Pattern: Pockets, Faux Zipper, Back Elastic Waist Jeans Pattern for Beginners

Written by Molly McGuire in Babies and Toddlers,Sewing Patterns & Reviews

Denim Jean Sewing Pattern

Intermediate Level Sewing Pattern

Our Lil Rugged Jean for Toddlers is the cutest boxy look jean pattern!

A beginner with a experience working with denim or twill can accomplish this jean pant pattern.  

Super fast and fulfilling project for anyone sewing for a toddler.

Lil Rugged Jean Sewing Pattern Features

Pockets

Faux Zipper Flap

Back Elastic 

Belt Loops

Measurement Chart

Toddler Jean Measurement Chart

Fabric, Notions, Tools

Fabric:
 
4-10oz woven cotton, linen, wool, or stretch denims or wovens iwth up to 3% elastine.  
 
Linen, Cotton Drill, Denim, Corduroy, Twill.
 
Pocket Lining:  Muslin, linen flannel, cotton batiste, linings.
 
Notion:  1″ wide knit elastic for waist band.
 
Needle:  You may need a denim needle if the fabric is heavy.
 
Note:  You need a removable arm to fit the pant legs.
 
Beginners with experience working with denim weight fabrics and elastic waist bands, or intermediates can likely accomplish this project quickly.
Jeans Photo

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Molly McGuire

Hi! My name is Molly McGuire, and my number one passion is sewing. In fact, I've dedicated my entire life to it. When I was a little girl, I used to love watching my grandma work on her sewing machine. She could make anything. She made all the clothes for the entire family, and it was so amazing! Today, I continue my grandma's legacy by making clothes for our extended family and teaching proper sewing techniques to our students. I get a great deal of satisfaction from teaching others. Once again, thank you for visiting my blog and please feel free to reach out to me! I would love to hear from you! Enjoy! Molly

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