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  One Size One Pattern Piece Fold over your fabric Lay out one piece pattern Cut out.....  Sew Crotch Fold over and hem all sides and bottom Make a tie from the fabric or use a bolo cord, ribbon, or twill tape....lay on top...fold over and top stitch leaving enough to pull and slide gather waist edge....DONE Will sew now and add picture 1. Cut your patter piece on folded over fabric so you can sew the crotch with right sides together for you pants piece 2. I double sewed the seam and then used an overcast stitch trimmed 3 Hem sides of pants for a finished edge- Just topstitch is fine 4 Cut a piece of elastic your waist measurement that will be in top of front piece so it can be hook and eyed in the back...I used a pants flat hook and eye 5 Clip and rip or cut wide enough strip to fold in and make a matching tie strip,  the length you full waist and length to tie 6 Turn under both ends and top stitch so when you fold in it will have a finished end 7 8 Fold over your back piece for pants

Breaking down the outfits you see.   Pants Crop Top FreeFlowing Jacket Scarf Earrings Scrunchie Mask Second complimentary scarf to intertwine for contrast. I make the pants first,  (1.25 yd)stretch...I have an abundance of free-flowing jackets cut out next to my sewing machine...  Pants are easy no pockets right leg left leg elastic in a circle, fold over the top and topstitch...turn up the bottom edge twice and top stitch...PANTS DONE. link to pants instructions CROP TOP Solid Color Fabric- a yard or less, stretchy or not. This is an easy outfit that is comfortable, you can make in a day. Free flowing Jacket instructions I wear masks, so all of my outfits include a mask. SewingwithKitty.com: Fancy Masks I will do a new blog just for facemasks ...in http://www.sewmorewithkitty.com It is not about covid, it is about when people come up to the register they sneeze and cough... and then they hand me their money with their hand they just wiped their face off with... haha... sad but true...

Matching Scarf from left overs from pants, a Jacket and scarf from its leftovers...  Mask... Scrunchie     Don't forget your earrings from covered buttons To go with Pilazzo Pants, from this pattern Black and white striped feather fur trim on Coat OR Matching Fur Scarf  Warm Hands in  pockets at end of Scarf  Fur Muff Scarf

  These are truly one hour Pants I love how comfy they are and they have pockets Made the pants the night before work and made the tank to go with them before work. Made the bolo cord from the same fabric rolled and topstitched. I paired these pants with a Tank of a slinky  Knit. Slinky Knit - No pattern...  Just plain sleeveless Slinky knit and turned under edges topstitched. Making Freeflowing Jacket of Chiffon in Same deep red and tips of yellows. AND.... EARRINGS.... AND   MASK.... AND SCRUNCHIE

  What can I make quickly? Simple sleeveless dresses-ankle length I love the beach... can stick my feet in the sand, but need to stay covered. Stretch matte Jersey makes nice simple flowy yet stretch dresses. Pockets in the side seam are always good. If you have some wide fabric==58 to 60 inches wide...by folding the fabric-once in on each side to center and then again fold in half..you will end up with a front and back piece.  Just lower the neckline scoop a little more so you can tell front from back. I like to just make them long and wider at the bottom.  With knits you don't need darts, but you want the bottom to be wider so you can walk nicely without being like a penguin.  A slight slit gives you  alittle room, it can be made on one side, but to be classy, just make it the widest width at the bottom.  For Beach cover up, you can slit on both sides or one side as far as you feel comfortable. You can make this same way for a tank top and just make your front scoop lower or high

  Okay, bad me, went to the beach on short notice and took my lightweight Brother Sewing Machine and a bunch of fabric from my stash This worked perfectly. Uncut in width of fabric wrapped around, top folded over a piece of elastic, then attached two wide straps over the shoulder top to the height I wanted the dress to cover. The bottom straps hanging down are elastic covered with the same fabric attached to the side seams so the dress is held down when the big beach wind blows, but still easy to slip off to use the bathroom facilities... Now I needed to be covered all over so the sun would not burn me.  I took two pieces the folded over length I wanted the jacket. I folded it over sewn under around the upper top neckline.  So the opening of the foldover jacket is turned under and topstitched Turned under ends and top stitched to make the length to my wrists... folded over and stitched the edge shut to an opening  that would be able to put my arms in and it would look like a jacket