The pockets took some time to make. Otherwise, it is a simple cotton gored skirt with a flounce.
I considered making the skirt without the pockets. Then, I went back and added them. Although the pockets do not show very well in this print fabric, the added detail makes a positive difference. If you look closely, you can see the tie hanging down from the pocket.
The most difficult part was matching the fabric at the seams. Honestly, I think that it would take about 10 yards of fabric to match the pattern exactly. I'm not going there for a simple skirt. Finally, I just matched the line of the flowers. It's okay for me since the pattern is so busy anyway.
You are not too old for twirling, Rosie! Your skirt is adorable. It looks just like the one on the pattern envelope. Keep twirling!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful skirt on you! I have this pattern in my collection and must try it also before summer passes me by. Twirl all you want!
ReplyDeleteLovely skirt! I agree about matching the pattern.. theres no need really!
ReplyDeleteTwirl away!!!!!!
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ReplyDeleteNo woman is ever too old to twirl! Your skirt is lovely - twirl away.
ReplyDeleteAdorable skirt.
ReplyDeleteYour skirt is really pretty! I have that fabric too, now to get it made up...
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