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| It looks odd because it's a quarter scale model (and that's the story I'm sticking to...) |
I thought this was going to be easy, I mean, it's a skirt, how hard can it be? But then I decided I wanted it fully lined, oh, and with as little hand-sewing as possible, and, hmm, those seams really need to be pressed open to prevent excessive bulk, but that flap makes that rather tricky...
So it took some doing, but I think I managed to meet all my criteria (whether it meets YOURS is most likely a whole nother story...).
You can find all the details (size, length, etc.) in the sewing instructions,there is also a pattern layout page for all sizes, and of course the PDF patterns.
The size range is limited to the four "most common", but I'd be more than happy to make "uncommon" sizes, if that's what most of you are interested in :)
So if that's the case, please let me know in the comments. The same applies to questions, suggestions, problems with either the patterns or the sewing, or whatever else you would like to share, so don't be shy ;)
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| Fully lined |
Since the video is over an hour long I'll give you the time frames that show how to attach the facing to the zip:
- 19:10 start
- 22:10 sewing facing to zip
- 24:15 folding zipper coil inside and sewing waist (25:55 folding other zipper coil)
- 28:50 end
I just love watching people sew without pins :)
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| Skirt with overlap, front and back |
Skirt size 36
Skirt size 38
Skirt size 40
Skirt size 42
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| Sewing instructions, page 1/5 |
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| Skirt pattern layouts |
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| Sewing instructions, page 2/5 |
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| Sewing instructions, page 3/5 |
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| Sewing instructions, page 4/5 |
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| Sewing instructions, page 5/5 |
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