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Wow your skirt looks 100 times better then the pattern!
7/15/03 3:55 PM
*note to self* "Wash fabric before sewing. Check. *big grin* As a rank beginner, I really appreciate your review! This will be my first pattern, methinks. I agree with Lou- your's looks bounds better than theirs! If you were to do it again, what fabric would be ideal do you think?
7/15/03 4:02 PM
I have been eyeing the "Learn to Sew" patterns on the Kwik Sew website, thinking that I should sew one of those for my next for-myself project. Thanks for reviewing one of them! Your skirt looks lovely, and that wrap-around style never seems to go out of style.
7/15/03 5:01 PM
Great skirt. I love this style. It's always nice to have an "immediate satisfaction" pattern in your stash. Good job.
7/15/03 6:13 PM
Sabrina, the envelope suggests light to medium weight woven fabrics such as cotton, cotton types linen, challis, rayon & rayon blends. If this is your very first project I would suggest a medium weight cotton. It should behave nicely for you.
7/15/03 8:08 PM
Your skirt looks great-nobody would ever guess you sewed it yourself. I love the Kwik Sew Learn-to-Sew patterns, (and I have been sewing for 40+ years). They produce a wearable result that even experienced sewers can enjoy making. I have had my eye on this one for a while, and will definitely make it soon. It looks like the perfect pattern for teaching a beginner.
7/15/03 11:38 PM
Thanks Jeanie. I just found this site today and I have enjoyed looking at all of your projects. I will use this pattern for teaching my daughter. Debe
7/16/03 0:20 AM
Your skirt looks great, and it sounds as if you've already found your first favorite pattern. Like Mini, I've been sewing since the dawn of mankind...okay...40 years - but one of the first reviews I posted here on PR was for a knit tee-shirt style top - a KwikSew Learn to Sew pattern. I think KS does a great job on the styling, fit and instructions for this line of patterns. Your skirt proves it. Nice job!
7/16/03 0:21 AM
Great job! It looks very RTW!
7/16/03 2:32 AM
Would have passed this pattern by, but your skirt looks great Jeanine.
7/16/03 2:51 PM
Jeanine, your skirt looks great! Kwik-Sew patterns are my absolute favorites.
7/17/03 3:22 PM