Great pattern!

Lovely pattern, the culottes are very comfortable and are fitting very well.
The instruction videos are very helpful, it’s easy to follow - a good pattern for advanced beginners.
I personally found, threading the elastic with a pin through the back waist a bit too tricky.
Nevertheless I really enjoyed this project and I am looking forward to sew more culottes in the future.
Thank you!

I am a competent learner and found this pattern very straight forward to follow. An elasticated waist culotte is always going to be forgiving fit-wise but the shaped front waistband and pleats provide a nice fitting silhouette.
I loved the layer options of the PDF which produced a very clean and clear print out. I especially appreciated the ability to minimise paper and more importantly, ink use.
The videos gave me confidence that I was on the right track.
This is my first twig and tale download and I will purchase again with the confidence that I'm getting truly quality product.

This was the first Twig and Tale pattern I have used; so easy to follow, loved the combination of written/video instructions and definitely a more pleasant experience than any mass produced packet printed patterns.

Twig + Tale know how to lure me in! Here try our pattern for free... if you want cute sleeves and a hood you will need these patterns and before you know it I need all the patterns while stocking up on fabric and wool blankets. It escalated quickly and while I feel like my inner creative self has been slightly preyed on 😂 I couldn’t be happier! I can never find shorts that feel nice and look good but oh my the Fernway Culottes are amazing! Super comfy, flattering, doesn’t hurt my cesarean scar, the bow covers the “cesarean pooch” and I’ve never had pockets so large - just think of all the snack and duplo I can stash in these bad boys. Now I need to make them in 10 different fabrics. I have already made 2 with more on the way.

I love the Meadow skirt and had been looking for a wide leg trouser pattern for a while, so when I saw the Fernway trousers I knew I had to make them! Same ultra-comfy waistband, roomy pockets and flattering pleated front, now with delightfully swishy legs! I made the full length version by measuring the inseam of some trousers I already owned and lengthening the pattern to match. I couldn't be happier with the result! I was a little apprehensive on how the wide legs would suit me, but I was thrilled to see how flattering they are; much more so than the slim trousers I usually opt for! For reference, I have a 13in difference between waist and hip and was able to get away with making my waist size with no impact on the fit or comfort. Thank you Lisa for your advice regarding this- I'm really grateful!

Regarding the pattern itself, it was a pleasure to use as always! I appreciate the abbreviated instructions as a handy reference point, but a beginner needn't fear; everything is thoroughly and clearly explained, and with videos too! I may staystitch the contoured waistband next time as mine came out a little too big for the trousers, but I managed to ease it in, just about!

I see many more pairs in the future and look forward to making the shorts next summer! Thanks T&T for such a wonderful design!

I made these out of a rayon shantung, using a bamboo cotton Lycra for the sensory waistband. I loved the video tutorials and got great support when I had a question.

I live the meadow skirt and I love the fernway coulottes. I'd almost say it's move versatile than the skirt (which is hard to beat) because of the 3 lengths you can get some very different looks for all seasons. I've made little Linnen shorts and cashmere full length pants and everything in between.