Introducing our Hipster Underwear Pattern—a modern take on the classic boy cut hipster designed to provide optimal comfort without riding up. This stylish underwear pattern offers versatility with three rise options and two crotch widths to ensure a customized fit. Create a pair of Hipsters with our underwear pattern. Use suitable lightweight jersey fabrics. Color PDF pattern printable on paper formats Letter, A4, A0, and separate projector file Sew-along on YouTube Three rises two leg openings two crotch widths Finish the edges with elastic lace, FOE, or bands Easy step-by-step, fully illustrated instructions Sizes US 0-24 and Euro 30-54 Flip through the images to find fabric requirements and measurements for the Hipster underwear Pattern. Option A features delicate lace elastic at the waist, with the choice to add optional elastic to the folded leg opening. Option B is elegantly trimmed with Foldover Elastic (FOE) at both the waist and leg openings. Meanwhile, Option C boasts a sporty look, completed with fabric bands. Experience comfort and style like never before with the Hipster sewing pattern. Skill level 1/4 You are new to sewing. You have tried or want to try using fold-over elastic or lace elastic. What you need to sew the underwear pattern Jersey with stretch Lace elastic or fold-over elastic sewing thread The Hipster underwear Pattern includes Layers for each size Trimless pages Fully illustrated instructions Metric and imperial measurements A4, and letter paper format in color (10 pages) A0 printshop format in color (1 page) Projector file in color Seam allowances Youtube Video Sew-along Pattern Questions? Ask in the Wardrobe by Me group! Facebook Join our Facebook group, where you can connect with fellow sewists, share your projects, ask questions, and get support from our team and other members. It's a space for learning, sharing, and celebrating your sewing journey. YouTube: Subscribe to our YouTube channel for in-depth tutorials, sew-along videos, and expert tips that help you master new techniques and make the most of every pattern. For fabric suggestions, ask in the Discovery Fabrics group
