This is a digital PDF sewing pattern, not a physical product. Slim fitting jeans skirt with a back split and shaped waist band. This is a pattern that we would advise making a toile first, firstly to adjust the fit if needed but secondly to familiarise with the pattern instructions. We have not used a traditional run and fell jeans seam, we have chosen instead to topstitch the seam, which is easier to achieve on a domestic machine. We have found that a heavy duty thread rather than a topstitch thread gives a more authentic look to the topstitching and is easier to use. You may find that you get a better stitch using a matching standard 'sew all' thread in the bobbin. All seam allowances are 1.5cm unless otherwise stated. DETAILS Skill level: Experienced Format: A0 (copyshop) Print at home tiled files Includes: Detailed, step by step illustrated instructions and printable pattern. Sizing: UK 6-18, corresponding with waist measurements of 24"-35" Fabric needed: 1.8 to 3.5 yards of main fabric depending on view, size, and fabric width. See photos for more details. Fabric suggestions: Light to medium weight woven cottons such as poplin, chambray or dress weight denims. Crisp linens, needlecord, lightweight wools. If you are a confident dressmaker you could use Tencel, Tencel linen, and laundered linen. ABOUT THE DESIGNER At Merchant and Mills we create timeless and beautiful sewing patterns, fabrics, notions and ideas for a better world and a better wardrobe. Through making with our hands, we build value and a relationship with the tools and materials that creates a respect for the materials and history of the craft. Sewing has the ability to create community and improve well-being. We want to inspire others to choose a slower and more considered approach to dressing yourself and your home. ABOUT PDF PATTERNS PDF patterns are a digital product that will be delivered to your e-mail address after purchase. This is not a printed paper pattern, and customers will need to print this pattern themselves. We do not offer returns on digital products.