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I just sewed my own pants by using this book “Patternmaking for Fashion Design ” of Helen Joseph Armstrong. Everything is fine, except the side seams are not perpendicular with the ground. Could anyone show me how to fix this problem? Thanks.
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Thao, you will need to post a better description of the problem. There are several reason why this could occur. Do the creases hand straight, but forward? Do the creases hang straight, but to the back? Wrinkles? Where are they? Do the creases turn into the center line or out to the side? Fill in some details, please. Bill
*Thao, you will need to submit a better description. Do the creases hang straight, but forward? Straight, but to the back? Do the creases turn to the inside of leg or to the outside? Wringles in the body of the pants? Where? Please submit. Bill
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