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Are the pants measured waist and back of pattern measurment different?

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    with love Heidi @with love Heidi

    Tamara and I have found that the measured extended length of the field trip pants do not match the info on the back of the packet.

    I wrote a whole entry but lost it as my computers playing sillies. But I did find that the measurements of the shorts I made from the field trip had almost the same back of pattern measurements as the sandbox pants.

    I’ve partly reposed my entry from “what are you sewing now”

    Anyone else come across this?

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    Tamara @justsewit

    Just out of interest Heidi, what size did you make?

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    with love Heidi @with love Heidi

    I made the size 6, so also from the larger pattern. I’m hoping to make a size 12 next and then maybe a size 2 or 3.

    I am using the paper pattern, I noted that you mentioned in the other forum you used the digital pattern.

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    Tamara @justsewit

    Yes that is correct, even though I do have the paper pattern also – the digital was at arms reach! It’s interesting to find this out actually. i wonder if you will come across it again for the smaller sizes.

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    with love Heidi @with love Heidi

    I’m wondering if the measurements for the t-shirt and waist were revered as the chest measurement was almost exactly what I got for the extened waist measurement.

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    Tamara @justsewit

    Actually you could be on to something there… Good point!

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    mkhs @mkhs

    Interesting! I think this might be true with the smaller sizes, too– measurement for 12-18m pants waist is much smaller than finished garment measurement on the instruction sheet. Note that the pants fit perfectly– I went off the body measurements, not garment measurements.

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