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Sequoia Cargos & Shorts Digital Sewing Pattern (PDF)
US$12.00
Your wardrobe should keep up with your active lifestyle and diverse needs. The Sequoia Cargos & Shorts are your trusty companion when you explore the outdoors. The Sequoia features a comfortable waistband with rib knit and elastic, as well as ample pocket space for your essentials. But of course you don’t have to go climb mountains in your Sequoia; they are casual, stylish and functional even when you are running errands around town.
Sequoia Cargos & Shorts Feature:
- Functional fly front zipper with snap closure
- Ribbing/elastic waistband
- Relaxed and straight leg silhouette
- Comfortable medium rise
- Front patch pockets with slanted openings
- Back patch pockets with flaps and snap closure
- Options for long pants and shorts
- Side cargo pockets with flaps and snap closure (with long pants option only)
- Leg strap for securing rolled up pant legs (with long pants option only)
- Layers feature (print only the sizes you need)
Skill Level: Intermediate+
Sizes: 00 – 20 (See “Size Chart” tab below for detailed measurements)
Don’t want to print and tape paper together? The Sequoia Cargos & Shorts pattern now includes an additional large format file (size A0 paper) that you can send to your print shop to print!
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Jolene –
Over all, sewing this garment was fun, the end result is a sturdy, functional yet comfortable pair of pants . I wanted to actually sew them to their completion, as true to stated layout and sewing directions. Especially the waistband. It seemed daunting, as it’s four pattern pieces (back waist, left front, right front and ribbing), plus elastic sandwiched at the top of the ribbing knit upper half. That part turned out well. Just pay attention to the well written instructions and illustrations. I’m a fan of the two Ring Snaps (Dritz brand) at the waistband, made them sporty looking, and easy to get in ‘n out of. My pants did not have a gap in the back when I sat down in them, nice ! I think one could easily use a contour waistband type from say the North Point Trousers as a guide, while still using the original waistband pattern pieces if you need to skip the rib knit top half. I did find it vexing to try to find a rib knit to match my pant fabric. I actually use a piece of ponte knit. One thing that I did add was a narrow, long pocket on the left side leg (just below the slash front pocket) to hold my cellphone. I have two horses that I trail ride almost daily. A phone just plain won’t work in the back seat pocket, nor will it work in the front slash pockets, and you get distracted and Poked in the leg if there is something in a thigh side pocket. Perhaps my next pair I would add an inch to the torso length for my personal comfort. I liked the bottom leg width, easy to cover tops of ankle boots 🥾.
Karrie –
Well written instructions, I got a nice fit on the first pair, I need to make the waist smaller but that is an easy adjustment.
Darlene –
fits well and very comfortable
Randi –
Well explained pattern
Anonymous –
I’ve purchased two of your patterns and have noted that the amount of fabric needed for each is show at 54″ wide. Cotton woven fabric comes in 41″ width where I shop. How are we supposed to figure yardage correctly when we do not have 54″ fabric?
Elaine –
The pattern design is practical and comfortable with the ribbing/elastic waistband. Instructions are clear and concise.
Anonymous –
Beautiful
Tonya –
I agree with previous reviewer about thigh room – this pattern does not seem drafted for curvy figures at all. I graded from a 14 at the waist to an 18 at the hip and even added an inch to the back rise, and I still can’t sit in them. The hip is too tight, the thigh is too tight, and the waist is too loose. I was surprised because cargo pants are usually fairly loose-fitting and most of the release announcement pics showed baggy pants on people.
Pattern pieces 12 and 12Z have lines for sizes 4-12 and sizes 16-20. I was starting with size 14, so… I ended up just using the larger size since I graded to a larger one at the hip.
Step 19 was unclear on whether the right fly was supposed to lie flush with the left fly; it just says “lay naturally flat”. Mine laid somewhat naturally flat but not flush with the edge of the fly. I tried to make it flush and then ripped it out because that made it even wonkier down the line.
Step 26 there was not nearly enough room to serge the fly excess off to finish the raw edge while attaching the zipper guard and cutting off the excess fly. I had to finish the zipper guard edge alone, sew it on, and then leave an extra 3/8″ on the fly when I removed the excess instead of being flush with the zipper guard.
Like the styling details, overall reasonable instructions, but I’m going to have to make a ton of adjustments to make this something I can go hiking in unless I never sit down ever.
kaia.landon –
Sizing on these seems off. If your thighs aren’t super skinny, they are very snug. Far less ease than expected for a relaxed cargo pant.
But: neat features, good instructions.
Anonymous –
Even my daughter wants some of these!
Anonymous –
Made three pairs in short order. Very nice fit and so comfortable. As usual, directions and illustrations were spot-on.
Fiona –
Just what I was looking for.
Brandon –
Great pattern
Dawn –
These cargo pants are great. Quite a detailed pattern, with a lot of top stitching so it takes a while to make, but with clear instructions easy to follow. Really pleased with the fit as well good sizing.
Agnes Reimets –
I am really satisfied with this pattern. I made both options: long and short. Instructions were very clear and easy to follow. The best fly front zipper insertion method I have seen.
Anonymous –
Exactly what I was looking for.
Mary –
I love this type of cargo pants in the summer and the varies styles, including roll-up pant legs, my favorite style!
Gini –
Perfect fit the first time. I’ve made one pair of shorts and have plans to make the pants next.
Monika –
Das war die erste Hose aus Webstoff die ohne Änderung direkt passte Danke
Tiffany –
Great instructions with these comfy pants
Saskia –
Good pattern and explanation
Anonymous –
everything fine
annick_campenaerts –
A beautiful pants for my daily walks. Plenty of pockets, different length options, … . I really love my Sequoia!