Jumpsuit - Part 2

My jumpsuit is complete!  I think it's the most flattering thing I have made so far and I am excited to wear it.

The pattern was time consuming to make with the construction itself only taking a couple of weeks.  This is the second invisible zip I have inserted and a tricky yet important one to get level, given the different fabric choices.  I am pleased that it appears entirely invisible.

More for my own benefit, should I attempt to make this again, here are the stages of construction:  

1. Draw, alter and finalise pattern using a sample of chosen material;
2. Cut pattern pieces;
3. Sew darts.  Press;
4. Sew side and inside leg seams.  Press;
5. Sew front seam up to zip opening.  Press;
6. Repeat steps 2 - 5 for the lining which is cut to finish at the knee;
7. Tack lining to pants, wrong side to wrong side;
8. Construct top in accordance with manufacturers instructions;
9. Sew top (keeping lining free) to pants, right side to right side;
10. Press seam up into top;
11. Slip stitch top lining to pants lining so that it encloses the seam;
12. Insert invisible zip;
13. Add hook and eye.  Slip stitch zip seam to lining;
14. Machine hem each leg - turn up 1 cm and press, then turn up 1.5cm.  Tack and machine stitch in place;
15. Finish with some swing tacks (See post 'Liberty print jacket - Part 4'), to secure the pants lining to the side seams of the pants. 

Despite buying extra fabric for a working sample and to line the pants, albeit only to the knee, my jumpsuit is the cheapest thing I've made so far:

Navy lightweight fabric 4m at £2.95 per metre £11.80 14'' invizible zip £0.60 from Discount Haberdashery  £0.60 Thread  2 x £1.55 per spool £3.10 Satin and matching lining Already had from Duchess dress £0 TOTAL £15.50