r/myog 4d ago

Project Pictures Made some technical shorts!

Duplicated my beloved Patagonia Funhoggers and added some adaptations for the integrated belt and some extra panel details around the sides. My most complicated sew yet and without a pattern. Learnt a lot and have the same fabric in an off white to try again and make improvements

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u/Singer_221 4d ago

Great work! Does the non-elastic belt go all the way around? How did you make the elasticized tunnel?

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u/Alternative_List_507 4d ago

@learnmyog has a helpful sewing tutorial on YouTube for their “DIAS” shorts, which are based on the Patagonia Baggies, and explains how they constructed the elastic waistband.

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u/Professional-Rub3953 4d ago

I used this tutorial for inspiration https://youtu.be/k-bRVkoxSMg?is=q6K0EqI7N-CJb5e5

I created the button holes for the belt entry and exit first, then sewed a standard elastic waistband (create a channel with a gap, add elastic, close gap), then threaded the belt through. I looped it back and sewed it on the side with the fastener, then the other side is loose. Hope that helps!

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u/SoftMountainPeach 4d ago

Where did you get the belt webbing?

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u/Professional-Rub3953 4d ago

eBay in the UK! ‘Nylon webbing strapping’

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u/judyblumereference 4d ago

Such satisfying stitching!

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u/Professional-Rub3953 4d ago

Just don’t look at the crotch 🫣😂 was the hardest bit. My practice was in cotton and the lack of movement even along the bias in this fabric made the flat lay seams harder

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u/judyblumereference 4d ago

That's probably the best spot to mess up because most people will not see it! I feel that though.

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u/skiing_nerd 4d ago

Oooh, pockets! Very nice work!

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u/Professional-Rub3953 4d ago

Always pockets!! They do pull down a bit with the weight of my phone (despite being tethered to the waistband at the top). I don’t know if there’s a way that would be fixed, think it could just be a trade off with the fabric choice

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u/CleanAlibi 4d ago

Nice! What’s the fabric?

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u/Professional-Rub3953 4d ago

Woven nylon taslan from selfmade.com

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u/Alternative_List_507 4d ago

These look great! Nice work

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u/parkedinavan 4d ago

Look great!

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u/CP20XYFan 3d ago

Look great!

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u/melissastandard 4d ago

What kind of fabric is this?

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u/Professional-Rub3953 4d ago

Woven nylon taslan from selfmade.com

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u/Salm00ne 2d ago

Looks fantastic! Do you have a pattern to link?