Crafted with charm, this Bikini Cut Booty Short sewing pattern is perfect for your fitness sessions. Designed with a lower rise that sits comfortably on your upper hips, these booty shorts are versatile for any occasion, from raves and cosplay to hooping and performances. Available in four sizes to ensure the perfect fit, because one size rarely fits all. Reach out if you have any questions about your sewing project!
- Includes sizes XS-L
- One coverage option, mid rise and cheeky
- Formatted to print on US letter (8.5 x 11)
- Test square in US 2 x 2 inch and Metric unit 5.08 cm
- Pattern is color coded per size so you can make YOUR custom size
This is a DIGITAL product, available for instant download immediately after purchase. Due to the nature of this product, returns, exchanges, and refunds are not permitted.
What You Will Need
- 1/2 yard of 2 or 4 way stretch fabric
- Matching Thread
- Overlock machine or straight stich on a home sewing machine
- Cover stitch machine or a zig-zag stitch on a regular home sewing machine
- With right sides of fabric together sew the front seam of the shorts (1) with a serger stitch (you can use a straight stitch)
- With right sides of fabric together sew the back seam of the shorts (2) with a serger stitch (you can use a straight stitch)
- Open the seams of front (1) and back (2) and place the right sides of fabric together. Sew both sides of (1) and (2) shorts with ¼” serger stitch (you can use a straight stitch)
- Place the crotch inseams of (1) and (2) together and sew crotch front and back with right sides of fabric together using ¼” seam allowance (you can use a straight stitch)
- Sew both sides of the 4” wide waistband front and back (3) and (4) together with right sides of fabric together using a serger or straight stitch (measurements are listed on sewing pattern)
- Fold the 4” waistband (3) and (4) in half the long way
- Pin the folded waistband seams (3) and (4) to the right side of fabric of (1) & (2) side seams
- Sew the waistband (3) and (4) raw edge to raw edge of the shorts (1) & (2) with the seam on the right side of the fabric. Using a stretch stitch (overlock machine is recommended) Pull on the waistband as you sew. The waistband will be smaller than the upper short
- You can finish the waistband serger stitch by sewing over it with a cover stitch or zigzag stitch for a more finished look (this is an optional step)
- Hem leg holes with a 1/2 inch hem using a stretch stitch
- Quicky Tutorial coming soon
