THE FIRST STEPS ARE FOR VIEWS A & B ONLY. SKIP AHEAD FOR VIEWS C & D.
Turn your jumpsuit inside out. If you haven't done so already, mark your stitch line for the elastic casing.
Making sure that everything is lying flat, pin the facing to the jumpsuit along the lower edge. The facing should cover the upper edge of the pockets by about 1/4." Pin securely, taking extra time to smooth the facing along the jumpsuit as you work.
Using a stretch stitch, sew along the bottom edge of the facing, 1/8" from the raw edge, leaving a 2" opening at center back.
Sew another line of stitching on the stitching guide line. This line of stitching does not need an opening.
Attach a safety pin to one end of the waistband elastic. Insert it through the waistline channel, making sure the elastic does not twist as you pull it through.
Overlap ends of elastic by about 1/2", pin, and try on for comfort. Once you are happy with the fit of the elastic, stitch to secure.
Sew up the opening you left at center back.
THE FOLLOWING STEP IS FOR VIEWS C & D ONLY
Turn your jumpsuit inside out.
Optional- Serge or zigzag stitch along the raw edge of your facing to help prevent it from rolling. Making sure that everything is lying flat, pin the lower edge of the facing to the jumpsuit at center back, center front, and side seams.
Hand-tack or machine sew the facing to the seam allowances to keep it in place.
THE FOLLOWING STEPS ARE FOR VIEWS B & D ONLY
With your jumpsuit inside out, fold up the lower edge of the leg by 1 1/4" for sizes 0-18, 1 1/2" for sizes 14-30 and 1" for the mini sizes. Press.
Using a stretch stitch, sew 1/8" from the raw edge leaving a 2" opening.
Attach a safety pin to one end of the ankle elastic. Insert it through the hem cuff, making sure it does not twist as you pull it through.
Overlap ends of elastic by about 1/2". Stitch to secure. Sew up opening in elastic channel. Repeat for the other leg.
THE FOLLOWING STEPS ARE FOR VIEWS A & C ONLY
Turn up the bottom edge of the leg by 5/8". Pin and press.
Using a stretch stitch, sew closely to the raw edge to secure hem.
You're finished!