Pattern pencil skirt

How to Draft a Simple Pencil Skirt Pattern - For a skirt you only need to take a few measures: your waist, your hips and the distance between the two. The length of the skirt,of course

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Sponsored by Zappos SKIRT (made by me, tutorial below — similar here and here) || SHIRT || HEELS || BAG || SUNGLASSES || COCKTAIL RING When I was prepping for Fashion Week earlier this month, I bought this faux suede fabric. I’d planned to only use it to make a dress (which I did here), but […]

Sleek yet fun; classic yet modern; stylish in all the right ways; it is the pencil skirt. Ubiquitous in the 1950’s this skirt has it all. The beautiful thing about this skirt is that it looks good …

Such a skirt is not difficult to sew

In this post, I am going to show you how to make a pencil skirt. Drafting the pencil skirt pattern repeats many of the steps we followed to make the basic straight skirt. If you already know how to draft the straight skirt, you can scroll down to the end of this post. There are

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McCall's 4856; ©1958; Misses' and Junior High-Rise Skirts. High waisted skirt in 3 versions, all with back zipper closing. Skirt tops are faced and interfaced. Views A and C have box pleat at front, stitched down part way. A is button trimmed. C has tie belt. B has cut away top, fly front stitching and vent at lower edge, button trim back pleat. Vintage Sewing Pattern Company [insert your photos of this pattern made up] [insert your username, and make sure your preferences allow for people…

I don't know about you, but my Fall wardrobe wouldn't be complete without a beautiful classic tweed piece. Luckily, Mood Fabrics always has us covered! For this project, I used one of Mood's multi-faceted metallic tweeds that's highlighted with shimmering threads and multi-colored yarns. As always, a great way to showcase such an intricate fabric is to use a simple silhouette like our Aspen Skirt free sewing pattern.