This pants sloper block pattern is your perfect starting point for creating a variety of custom designs.

What’s Included?

✔️ Printable PDF Pattern – Instantly download and print to start creating right away.

✔️ Projector File – Skip the paper and project the pattern directly onto your fabric for faster cutting.

This pattern is good for use with 2 way stretch knit fabrics. It is a tight fit and runs small. The recommended fabric type is 90% Polyester 10% Spandex.

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Here's how you can transform it into different styles:

Waistline Adjustments:

Modify the waistline to suit your style. To create a low-rise fit, lower the waistband in the front and back. For a higher waist, raise the waistband for a more vintage look. You can also opt for a mid-rise waist for a more classic, comfortable fit.

Leg Shape Variations:

Change the leg shape to fit your design. For a slim fit, taper the legs along the side seams. For a more relaxed style, widen the legs for a straight-leg or boyfriend-style pant. To add more drama, create wide-leg pants by flaring the legs from the knee down, or opt for a bootcut by slightly widening the hem.

Length Adjustments:

The pant length can be tailored to suit your look. For cropped pants, simply shorten the hem to above the ankle, or for a classic full-length style, leave the hem as is. You can also experiment with a high-water pant for a trendy, cropped style or create a wide-leg pant with a floor-length hem. Create shorts by shortening the length.

Fit and Volume:

If you prefer a looser fit, add more room to the thigh or hip area for a relaxed, comfy pair of pants. For added volume, you can add pleats to the front or back waistline for extra shape and movement. To achieve a more fitted look, take in the side seams or add darts to the back for shaping.

Adding Details:

Personalize your design with pockets—opt for patch pockets on the hips, or welt pockets on the back for a more streamlined look. You can also add belt loops for a more structured appearance or a side zipper for a sleeker finish. For extra flair, try adding a cuff at the ankle, topstitching, or decorative embroidery for a unique touch.

By making these simple changes, this pants pattern allows you to explore endless design possibilities.