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A women's knee-length wrap skirt cut as a single piece. Its outer edge falls in a diagonal, flounce-like layer that spirals around the body from the waist tie down to the hem, and the waist is bound with bias tape that continues into ties. Drafted to your own measurements. Recommended fabric: silk fabrics.
A women's knee-length wrap skirt cut as a single piece. Its outer edge falls in a diagonal, flounce-like layer that spirals around the body from the waist tie down to the hem, and the waist is bound with bias tape that continues into ties.
Silhouette: Flared, with soft folds that increase towards the hem.
Length: Around the knee.
Closure: Wraps around the body and ties at the side of the waist; no zip or buttons.
Waist: No waistband. The waist edge has no seam allowance and is bound with bias tape, the ends of which form the ties.
Skirt: One piece with no side seams. The diagonal edge of the top layer runs from the waist across the front and around to the back, forming a flounce over the layer beneath.
Finishing: The lower edge, from the corner of the flounce to the straight edge, is finished with a narrow rolled overlock hem, slightly stretched so that it ripples. The straight edge is overlocked, turned and topstitched.
Beginner. One pattern piece and three steps; the rolled hem on a curved silk edge and even bias binding need a steady hand. If the piece is wider than the fabric, it is cut into three parts parallel to the grain line, with seam allowances added.
Silk fabrics.
Cutting recommendations: If the skirt does not fit the entire width of the fabric, cut the pattern into 3 parts yourself according to the fabric width. Make the cut parallel to the grain line. In this case, do not forget to add seam allowances.
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