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nice skirt, Linda. What a great idea about casing elastic. I've had the problem for some weeks, I was thinking the casing was too wide, but the stitch in the ditch will solve the problem. My fabric is stretch velvet, knee length.
4/2/06 6:12 AM
I like the idea, too regarding the casing and the elastic. I might try that sometime! Thanks for the review! Great job!
4/4/06 5:59 PM
I have made this skirt 2 times, once in a light weight wool window pane with deconstructed seams, and once in a light weight stretch denim. It is a great pattern.
8/21/06 2:32 PM
Linda - the fabric really makes this new skirt! I really like it so much!
6/17/07 4:35 PM
Absolutely beautiful skirt. Great choice of techniques for your eyelet.
6/17/07 6:02 PM
I Love teh silk lining and the way you lined each piece-- thanks for the detailed description!
6/17/07 9:51 PM
that fabric is so beautiful sewn into this skirt.
6/17/07 10:07 PM
very nicely done
6/18/07 10:36 AM
"When I originially made this pattern, I used large for waist and changed to medium from the hip down. I was concerned that this may not work this time, so decided to use large throughout. Should I make this skirt again, I will use the medium through hip unless, I significantly change in size." Hi Linda!! (I don't know if you'll receive notice of this ? but...) My "waist" is 35-1/2" and hips 40"... Sounds like I could make an XL waist and tailor down to a M hips?? Or, is this going to end up too big?? HARD to know when you're looking at these funny pattern pieces, eh?? Maybe it would make sense to do a waist-to-hip muslin?? Thanks for your help!!
5/20/09 3:48 PM