{"id":9803,"date":"2014-07-29T08:00:39","date_gmt":"2014-07-29T12:00:39","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.madeeveryday.com\/?p=9803"},"modified":"2021-07-24T07:47:44","modified_gmt":"2021-07-24T12:47:44","slug":"scalloped-lined-kid-shorts","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.madeeveryday.com\/scalloped-lined-kid-shorts\/","title":{"rendered":"Scalloped + Lined Shorts"},"content":{"rendered":"

What’s more fun than a pair of KID Shorts<\/a>?
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\nHow about shorts with a dainty scalloped hem?
\nThat are fully lined??
\nYES.
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\nI’m so happy to finally get this project out of my head and down on paper!….or fabric…and to see it bounce around on Lucy.\u00a0 They’re just so girly and sweet.<\/p>\n

This post is one of many tutorials that accompany the KID Shorts Pattern, which you can purchase HERE in the SHOP<\/a>.<\/p>\n

You do not need our pattern to sew these shorts but it\u2019s recommended.
\nIf you\u2019re using a different pattern, or if you\u2019ve created your own pattern, follow along with the instructions and make shorts with us!<\/p>\n

And check out all the variations we\u2019ve made by clicking a button below:
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\nNow before we get started, let me share this…<\/p>\n

It took me four tries to get these just right.
\nI started out thinking, oh, easy! I’ll just add a lining, cut semi-circles on the bottom, voila.
\nAnd then I learned a few things along the way.
\nAnd was reminded once again that sewing doesn’t always work out as we intend, even when we’ve been sewing for years AND using our own pattern.\u00a0 But the good news for you is that now I’ve worked out all the kinks!
\nAnd your scalloped shorts are going to be fantastic.<\/p>\n

Sew a Basic pair<\/a>, a Flat Front<\/a> style, roll them up, wear them down.
\nIt’s all up to you.
\nAnd the lining inside makes them look totally professional and awesome.\u00a0 Your friends are going to know you have mad sewing skills.
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\nOkay grab your pattern<\/a> and let’s get started!
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\nFABRIC<\/b>
\nFor these shorts we need an Outer layer of fabric and a Lining layer.\u00a0<\/b><\/p>\n

Feel free to use whatever fabrics spark your interest.\u00a0 But I find that when sewing with a lining, it’s best to consider the weight of the two fabrics and let them balance each other out.
\nFor instance…
\nIf my outer fabric is a bit heavier, I tend to use a lightweight fabric for the lining.
\nIf the outer fabric is lightweight (like this mocha dotted swiss in the shorts above) I a heavier, medium weight fabric for the lining to give the shorts more structure.
\nAnd sometimes I use Outer and Lining fabrics that are the same weight (like the peach and gold broadcloth I’m using here).
\nIt’s all a balancing act, and not an exact science.\u00a0 So just have fun and learn along away.
\nSelect your two fabrics\u00a0 and remember to always pre-wash and dry before sewing.<\/p>\n

Now let’s move to step one:
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\n(refer to the photos above)
\nPlease note, if you’ve never sewn shorts before, these instructions are based on the original Basic Shorts Tutorial<\/a>. But I’ll walk through all of the steps here again.<\/p>\n

To make the scallops on the hem flow best on these shorts we’re going to omit the side seams and instead, cut the Front and Back piece as one large piece.\u00a0\u00a0 So, take your two pattern pieces and overlap them 3\/8 of an inch at the side seam and lightly tape them together.\u00a0 Now you have one larger pattern piece, as shown above.<\/p>\n

To cut your fabric pieces, fold your fabric in half (as we’ve done in other Shorts tutorials<\/a>) and cut out two mirror image pieces from the Outer fabric (mirror image means they’re opposite of each other; reflecting each other).<\/p>\n

Then lay your Outer pieces on the Lining fabric and cut two mirror images as well.\u00a0 This ensures that you’ll get a very precise cut—so the Outer and Lining layers are the exact same size (and so there’s less room for any inconsistencies)<\/p>\n

It’s important throughout this project (and any project that deals with a lining) to be very precise with your cutting and seam allowances.\u00a0 This doesn’t mean you can’t make adjustments to the pattern….but you just need to work as accurately as you can so the Lining fits perfectly inside the of the Outer.<\/p>\n

With your pattern pieces cut, we’re going to make a few trims:
\n\u2022 Cut 1 inch off from the bottom hem of the outer and lining layers (since we won’t be hemming them like we normally do this time around).
\n\u2022 Cut 2 inches off from the TOP hem of the lining layers only <\/b>(since this layer will be tucked into the waistband of the outer layer)
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\n\u2022 If you’re making a pair of Flat Front<\/a> scalloped shorts, go ahead and cut your Front and Back pieces separately, then sew the side seam, presss flat, and move on to the next step with us…..
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\nThere are a few key points to good-looking scallops:<\/b>
\n\u2022 Subtle is best.\u00a0 You don’t need deep scallops or they will end up looking more like triangles. Short and wide scallops are best.
\n\u2022 It looks good when the scallops start and stop at the side and crotch (I’ll explain more below)
\n\u2022 Small seam allowances are best.\u00a0 I like to use a 1\/8 inch seam allowance on the scallops so they stay more true-to-shape that I’ve cut out.
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\nOkay. Let’s draw your scallops.<\/b><\/p>\n

Place each Lining piece over the Outer piece, with right sides of the fabric together.\u00a0 If you’re sewing with solid-colored fabric, there’s not really a wrong or a right side.\u00a0 But you’ll need to keep track of which side IS wrong\/right.\u00a0 So make a tiny mark at the edge of the fabric to help you remember.<\/p>\n

(refer to the photos above)
\n\u2022 Draw a straight line (on the wrong side of the fabric) a 1\/2 inch from the bottom edge of the fabric.
\n\u2022 Place a mark at the very middle of the line (fold the fabric in half to find this point).\u00a0 This is the “side seam” of the shorts and where we will start drawing our scallops.
\n\u2022 Use a small bowl or cup to trace scallops around the bottom edge.\u00a0 Use a cup that allows you to trace 2 or 3 scallops on the front of the shorts and 2 or 3 on the back.\u00a0 It looks best to have the same amount of scallops on the front and back.
\n\u2022 Start tracing the scallops from the middle point and work out toward the crotch.\u00a0 ONLY draw\/trace between the half-inch line marking and the bottom of the fabric.\u00a0 This will create subtle scallops.\u00a0 If you want deeper scallops, draw your line at 3\/4 of an inch or even an inch from the fabric edge. But after making 4 pairs of these shorts, I really like the 1\/2 inch point best.
\n\u2022 If you get to the inseam side and there’s a bit of space left, don’t start another scallop.\u00a0 Just leave the remaining line flat and cut it flat.\u00a0 It will look nicer than having a remnant of a scallop pointing down into the crotch.
\n\u2022 When your scallops are drawn, carefully cut one set of the Lining\/Outer fabrics at the same time.\u00a0 It’s important to be precise with your cutting and make your curves look as rounded as you can.
\n\u2022 When you’re done, flip the whole thing over and lay it on the other set of Lining\/Outer fabrics.\u00a0 Trace and cut so each side is exactly the same.<\/p>\n

And our prep work is done!
\nNow we can actually sew…..
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\n(refer to the photos above)
\n\u2022 With right sides of the fabric together, fold each Outer piece in half and sew each leg together at the inseam, using a 3\/8 inch seam allowance.
\n\u2022 Press your seams open and then sew\/press the Lining pieces the same way.
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\n(refer to the photos above)
\n\u2022 Set the Lining aside and now we’re only <\/i>going to sew the crotch seam of the Outer layer.
\n\u2022 With right sides together, place one leg inside of the other leg, line them up at the inseam, pin them together.
\n\u2022 Then sew all the way around with a 3\/8 inch seam allowance.
\n\u2022 Press your seam open flat.
\n\u2022 Turn your shorts right-side out.
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\n(refer to the photos above)
\n\u2022 Take one of the Lining pieces and with right sides together, pull it on over the Outer shorts.
\n\u2022 Line it up at the inseam and match the scalloped edges up so they fit together perfectly.
\n\u2022 Pin the two layers together around the scallops (pin liberally so nothing shifts when you sew).
\n\u2022 Then sew around the scalloped edge using a 1\/8 inch seam allowance.<\/b>
\nSuch a small seam allowance means there’s less room for error. So work slowly, remove each pin as you go, and lift your presser foot periodically to allow your fabric to “bounce back” and pivot your fabric as needed.\u00a0 The more precise you with this step, the better your scallops will look.\u00a0 Just follow the curved edge of your fabric to make your scallops look as curved as possible.
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\n\u2022 When you’re done sewing, carefully clip the seam where two scallops come together. I like the clip the fabric three times in these spots.\u00a0 Do not cut into your seam!
\n\u2022 Turn the whole thing right-side out and push the Lining leg down inside the Outer leg.
\n\u2022 Then use your finger and a butter knife (or other object) to help push the scallops into place, so the curves look nice.
\n\u2022 Press each scallop flat.
\n\u2022 Then repeat all these steps with the other leg of the shorts!
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\nOkay.
\nThey’re starting to look like shorts!
\nLet’s finish off the Lining layer inside.
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\n(refer to the photos above)
\n\u2022 Turn your shorts INSIDE out (it’s important that they’re inside out at this point or your Lining will get stuck)
\n\u2022 Now pull the Lining legs out so they’re also inside-out looking (top left photo)
\n\u2022 Then match the crotch seams up, with right sides together and pin them together, all the way around the crotch.\u00a0 This can feel awkward at first, but make sure you have the fabric right sides together!
\n\u2022 Sew down the entire crotch seam using a 3\/8 inch seam allowance.\u00a0 when you get to the bottom of one side, just pull the fabric out from under and continue sewing (bottom right photo.\u00a0 This will make more sense as you’re sewing).<\/p>\n

Now let’s finish off the waistband!
\nFirst use your hands to smooth both layers out and pin the two layers together so there are no “air pockets” or pleats between the two layers (similar to pinning layers of a quilt together before quilting over the top of the fabric):
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\n(refer to the photos below)
\n\u2022 Then just as we’ve done in our other shorts tutorials, iron the edge of the waistband over 1\/2 inch all the way around, then iron it over another 1 1\/4 inches all the way around, so it encloses the raw edge of the Lining layer.
\n\u2022 Pin the waistband in place, marking a start and stop point about 2 inches wide at the back of the waistband for the elastic to come in and out.<\/p>\n

Note: if you’re making Flat Front Shorts<\/a>, follow the waistband directions in that tutorial<\/a>.
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\n\u2022 Start sewing at the start point and sew all the way around to the stop point, leaving an opening.\u00a0 Sew about 1\/8 inch from the folded fabric edge.<\/p>\n

And here’s a tip for getting the waistband as flat as possible:\u00a0<\/b>
\nUse your left hand to continually PULL the fabric up and to the left.\u00a0 This will evenly distribute the fabric in the waistband.
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\nFinal step here!
\n\u2022 String your elastic through the waistband till it comes out the other side.
\n\u2022 Make sure the elastic is not twisted inside in the waistband
\n\u2022 Overlap the two ends of the elastic and sew them together a couple times with a zigzag stitch.
\n\u2022 Sew the opening closed.
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\nAnd you’re done!
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\nTo add a faux tie to the front, grab some twill tape, cording, ribbon, fabric, whatever!….and tie a small bow.
\nThen sew hand sew it to the front layer of the waistband.
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\nFor added fun, you can expose the Lining of your shorts by rolling up the hem and ironing it in place.
\nTo really keep it in place, tack the hem in a few places by hand-sewing the Lining to the other layers underneath.
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\nNow let’s go bring back summer!….the summer of scallops.
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You can purchase the KID Shorts pattern HERE in the SHOP<\/a> (and you can read extra pattern details HERE<\/a>.)<\/p>\n

KID Shorts PDF Pattern \u2013 $8<\/b><\/p>\n

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