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Children’s City Joggers Sewing Pattern

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The City Joggers are loose-fitting and super comfy, yet fashionable. You’ll love the elasticated waistband with optional drawstring, and other pattern options! You can choose to have elasticated ankle cuffs for classic joggers or open ankles for a wide-legged look. You can also choose to add optional side trim and side seam pockets.

Instant download digital sewing pattern. Includes sizes newborn to 12 yrs.

Options

  • Optional elasticated ankle-cuff or plain hem
  • Optional side trim
  • Optional draw cord
  • Optional pockets

Features

  • Beginner friendly
  • Elasticated waist
  • Packed with pro tips and expert advice
  • Includes full size, print-at-home pattern pieces
  • Includes step-by-step tutorial with photos
  • Instant-download digital sewing pattern
Fabric - For a soft and drapey look, light to medium weight woven fabric such as cotton, linen, rayon, and crepe de chine are good choices. If you choose a fabric which is stiffer, it will give the joggers more structure. The joggers are also suitable for light to medium weight knit/stretch fabrics such as jersey. As these joggers are designed for woven, your knit fabric only needs a low percentage stretch to comfortably get the garment on and off.
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You will also need: 
  • 1 Inch wide Elastic - approximately 1/2 yard will be sufficient for all sizes
  • OPTIONAL Trim - If you would like to add a side stripe to the joggers, we recommend either a 2 or 1 1/2 inch wide Trim, approximately 2 1/2 yards will be sufficient for all sizes
  • OPTIONAL 5mm wide Drawstring - approximately 1/2 yard will be sufficient for all sizes
  • OPTIONAL 2x Toggles - These can be added onto the ends of the drawstring instead of knotting them
  • OPTIONAL 2x 6mm Eyelets/Grommets - You can use these instead of sewing buttonholes
  • OPTIONAL Wonder Under Tape - approximately 1 yard should be sufficient for all sizes
  • Thread to match.
Tools
  • Sewing machine
  • Scissors
  • Pins or clips
  • Tape measure or ruler
  • Serger is optional but not required
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How do PDF/ digital patterns work? Simply download, print, and sew. You’ll need a free Adobe Acrobat reader program and any home printer (or a nearby copy shop for A0 printing). Once you’ve printed the pieces, tape or glue them together. You’ll find an easy-to-follow how-to guide inside the pattern instructions, plus support in our Facebook group.

The trim-free pattern comes in A4 or US letter printable sizes and includes full pattern pieces and a detailed tutorial to guide you every step of the way. An A0 format (pattern pieces only) is also included should you wish to have your pattern printed professionally. PDF Layers allow you to select and print only the size/s you want/ need.

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“Great pattern! Easy construction, great fit!”

Erin Jo

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58 reviews for Children’s City Joggers Sewing Pattern

  1. Frieda Flavianu –

    Very straight forward, quick and easy to sew with great fit. Can’t wait to make more of these.

  2. Donna Lowe –

    This is a super easy pattern that is great for beginners. It can be put together in a few hours. The Celine kids trousers is prefect for play. My daughter loves this pants so much she refused to take it off and asked to wear it to school. I guess I will be making more

  3. Nikki Eatwell –

    This is a fantastic versatile pattern. So easy to sew up. I’ve made 3 pairs already & it will be a pattern I come back to again. Adding ribbed cuffing to the ankle makes a nice soft finish & they can be adapted into lounge pants.

  4. Jana Houskova –

    This was relaxing and easy sewing, I love it and also my daughter does.

  5. Deborah Ellenden –

    Love the end result, quick and easy sew. Very comfortable fit and look cute with the stripe on the side.

  6. Manuela Zender –

    Beautiful and easy pattern. Fast to sew. My daughter loves her pants and i have to sew her more. The only thing i would like to see is that the celine gets pockets.

    I sewed the pants out of a rayon fabric ist light and flattering.

  7. Debbie Prince –

    I’ve never made pants before, I was always worried, not anymore. this pattern was so easy and simple that it took me just over an hour to finish them completely. I must admit I do love using French seams. My daughters will have a wardrobe full of Celine Pants lol xx

  8. Magda Rindmo –

    An easy pattern to make, all done in a naptime 🙂 I like the elastic on the ankles. Practical and gives the pattern an lively, puffy look. I will make more of these 🙂

  9. Mireille Ribiere –

    What a great easy pattern Ideaal for beginners to start their first sew and the results change when you take other fabric or strips. Love it will make a lot more of this

  10. Agnes Robinson –

    I love this pattern and it is so easy to make. My son lives in track suites and now I can make some soft or lovely patterned ones for him. My daughter would like some too. I may have to get the ladies as well.

  11. Shelley Harris –

    A really simple but effective pattern, suitable for beginners and with a wide range of opportunity for fabric type choices. From comfy pants to smart pants depending on your choices. This would be great for including your own additions be it pockets, trims or anything else you can think of to give it your own style twist.
    My little model loves them, she said they are really comfortable and didnt want to take them off! I used brushed cotton and french seams.

  12. Lisa Corriveau –

    The Celine pants worked up quick! I used a synthetic non-stretch technical fabric that I got from a local nonprofit textile recycling initiative, so I’m not sure of the exact fibre content. It ended up fraying REALLY easily, so I really appreciated the French seams on the pants. I made a size 5-6 based on his waist measurement, then the length a 9-10 based on his height. The fit is perfect for my lanky nine-year-old son, but it is a style that fits above the ankle bone, so if you want your bean sprout to be able to wear them for longer, make them in a size up in length. He’s quite pleased with the simplicity of them, they’re super easy to pull on & off. I’ll definitely be making more of these & I love that the pattern works for non-stretch woven fabrics too.

  13. Vicky Hughes –

    Lovely easy sew, easy to follow instructions. Think they could become a wardrobe staple

  14. Dési Rée –

    Super easy pattern.

  15. Shaina O’Dell –

    I made a pair for my son from linen and they are nice for these semi-cool days. They would also be nice in ripstop nylon. Very versatile!

  16. Jenni Elizabeth Early –

    This is the most amazing pattern! It is so versatile. Make it with wovens or knits. Turn it into athletic pants or something dressy It is perfect for both boys and girls, and it is so great for churning out a wardrobe fast! (Anyone else have the problem of your kids suddenly having no pants that fit?) Also, the instructions are amazing. It is so easy to grade between sizes and solve the “skinny, but tall” problem that is the reason my younger kids can’t fit into RTW pants. Plus, it is so comfy that my kiddos reach for it first every time 🙂

  17. Shannan Gaughan –

    I like these pants! The ankle could be tighter but otherwise they fit pretty well. Once my son put them on, it was hard to get him to take them off!

  18. Ana Miguel –

    Love this pattern! Easy and quick to sew! Fits perffect and super confortable

  19. Elyse Clarke –

    I used rayon and these made a lovely cool summer pant. Instructions were easy to follow and made a fairly quick sew

  20. Tiffany Amos –

    I love this pattern . This is a fun make for any kid boy or girl . It’s a winner two times over since it includes a option in knit as well as woven fabric . My baby loves her new pants .

  21. Alieke Enders –

    My daughter loves these pants! It is spacious enough to enjoy playing. This pattern is also easy and quick to make. Very good for a beginner with the clear instructions!

  22. Deepthi Gunasheker –

    Very quick and easy sew. Can dress up or down. Our wardrobe staple.

  23. MB Craft –

    Easy sewing & good explanation tutorial

  24. Lisa Giorcelli –

    This was a lovely quick sew. Very simple pattern with small details that make it stand out.

  25. Suzi Nasoor –

    Super easy sew, love the fit, similar to woven joggers, my boy loved it..

  26. Lucy Lloyd –

    Super easy and quick to sew up! I love the option to add the trim to the side which makes these comfy trousers into something a little more special. Can’t wait to sew up my second and third pair!

  27. Jo Sharp –

    Great pattern for a beginner, really comfortable trousers for all ages.

  28. Nadine Simard –

    I liked the construction of the Celine, all seams enclosed. It was a fairly quick project even if french seams are used. I liked the that the kids version could be used for boys or girls.

  29. Haneke Peeters –

    Absolutely loved sewing up this pattern! The instructions were super clear and well written, easy for any beginner to understand. It was my first time sewing with a woven fabric and I am so super happy with the results!

  30. Janine Tanya Cochrane –

    Lovely quick sew, great for up cycling some preloved adults pants