Rubrics
You can laugh at boxers like these all you want and recall the Wolf from *Nu, Pogodi!*, but many men prefer this exact style of underwear. ๐ So find some cheerful printed cotton (for size 48 you need 0.7 m by 0.8 m), get out your thread, etc.
BeginnerFreeYou can laugh at boxers like these all you want and recall the Wolf from *Nu, Pogodi!*, but many men prefer this exact style of underwear. ๐ So find some cheerful printed cotton (for size 48 you need 0.7 m by 0.8 m), get out your thread, etc.
You can laugh at boxers like these all you want and recall the Wolf from *Nu, Pogodi!*, but many men prefer this exact style of underwear. ๐
So find some cheerful printed cotton (for size 48 you need 0.7 m by 0.8 m), get out your thread, and start sewing.
We will make the pattern by tracing around an old pair of boxers.
Actually, the pattern for the front and back pieces differs only in height. The back is 3 cm longer. Cut out four pieces. The grainline runs along the length of the garment.
Note
Please note that the front and back each consist of two mirrored pieces. To avoid mistakes, it is best to fold the fabric in half and cut both pieces at once.
When cutting, do not forget seam allowances: 1 cm along the seams, 1.5 cm along the bottom edges, and the width of the elastic along the top edge.
Stitch the inseams on the left and right halves, and finish the raw edges with a serger.
Insert one leg inside the other and align the edges along the inseams.
Stitch the crotch seam and finish the raw edges.
Fold the bottom hem under twice and stitch.
Fold down the top edge and stitch to create a casing. Leave an opening to thread the elastic through. Insert the elastic and stitch its ends into a loop.
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