Hi Friends,
Hope you all are keeping well and safe. After a long time away from blogging, I am back again with a pattern draft for Bermuda Shorts. This draft can be used to make shorts of any length, as you can minimize the full length according to your preference.
You need only two measurements to draft this pattern:
1. Full length of the shorts (from waist to the desired length [usually a few inches above the knee])
2. Hip round
Shorts front pattern draft:
A to B = full length of the shorts from the waist.
A to C is the crotch depth measurement. You can calculate crotch depth by using this formula: hip round/4 + 2 inches (You can add 0.5 or 1 inch for ease if you prefer.)
You can also take the crotch depth (or) body rise measurement on your body and add 0.5 or 1 inch for ease if you prefer.
Draw horizontal lines from A, B, and C.
C to E = hip round/4 + 1 inch (or 1.5 inches if you want more ease) (C to E is the crotch line)
A to D is same as C to E.
E to F = hip round/12
E to H = hip round/8
E to I = half of E to F + 0.25 inch
Shape H-I-F as shown.
B to G = C to F minus 0.75 inches (B to G is the hemline)
Shape inside seam F-G.
Shorts back pattern draft:
Back pattern can be drafted by using the front pattern and then adding these extra measurements:
F to J = 1.5 inches
F to K = 0.75 inches
Join K and D.
K to M is same as E to H which is 1/8 hip.
Shape J-M as shown.
D to L = 0.75 inch
Join A and L.
G to N = 1.5 inches
Shape inside seam N-J.
Seam allowances:
Keep 1.5 inches at the waistline for the casing for the elastic .
Keep 1.5 inches at the bottom for hem.
Keep 0.5 inches at the side seams (if you prefer to have side seams).
Keep 0.5 at the fork and inseam.
You can find a free shorts pattern for kids' sizes 6 to 12 years at this link on my blog
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