5-minute skirt* Here's the 5-minute skirt how to I have been meaning to post.
Please see the disclaimer at the bottom. And are you annoyed trying to read all this while at your sewing machine? I am! So get the PDF version right here. It's kind of a big file, just so you know. This super easy to sew skirt is 2 pieces, front and back, cut on the bias. Here's what you need: -skirt fabric (I strongly suggest a woven cotton with a wee bit of stretch.
-FOE (fold over elastic) you need this for the waistband, so get at least your waist circumference. -A big ol' piece of paper to make your pattern. 1. A=your waist circumference divided by 2 plus 3" (So let's say my waist is 28", ha, that's funny. B=A+22" (So, in my fabricated small waist example B=17"+22" which is 39") DIY: Easy Skirt with side pockets tutorial. Som lovet forleden kommer her endnu en nederdel tutorial.
Igen en meget nem og begyndervenlig nederdel. Simple Voile Skirt DIY. En yderst enkel men fin lille nederdel i bomuldsvoile.
Et lynhurtigt projekt. A cotton voile skirt - a simple and easy project. 1: Til Wilmas nederdel i str. 7/122 har jeg brugt 1 m. voile, ca. 55 cm. foldeelastik samt neon koral farvet satinbånd til sløjfen. For Wilma's skirt in a size 7/122 I've used 1 m. of cotton voile and approx. 55 cm fold-over-elastic (foe) and a little satin ribbon. 2: Bestem længden på nederdelen. Decide on the skirt's length. 3: Sy de 2 stykker voile sammen ret mod ret i begge sider. Sew the two pieces right sides together in both sides. 4: Sy 2 horisontale rækker rynketråde hele vejen rundt langs øverst kant. Next you'll need sew two rows of gathering stitches all around the top of the skirt. 5: Fold nu elastikken omkring skørtet og sy fast med zigzag sting.
Fold your elastic around the skirt - can be a little tricky due to all the gathering - and zigzag elastic to skirt all the way around. 6: Find dit offer og påtving dette din seneste kreation ;-) DIY CIRCLE SKIRT. 26th July 2012 Another half hour DIY sewing project coming right up!
I have such a huge thing for short voluminous circle skirts – and recently tried my hand at making one for myself. It turned out to be much easier than I thought! Wearing: DIY Circle Skirt, Crop Top designed by me, Vintage Beaded Jacket from London (most treasured vintage piece I own!) , Zara Heels, Gold Necklace from Boticca, DIY rings from the hardware storeYou need: – 2 meters (or around 2.4 yards) of linen fabric – Sewing Pins – A hook and eye fastening – Scissors – A skirt zip – A sewing machine.
A Vintagely Modern Skirt. One thing that I LOVE to sew is something vintage mixed with a modern twist.
And this skirt is just the ticket…. I based it on a skirt that I pinned months ago. What a fun modern color-blocked skirt was my first thought when I pinned it. But when I examined a couple of the close-up pictures I realized that it really was a total throw-back full gathered skirt from the 1950′s that I put on dresses all the time. I absolutely love how this skirt can look like a modern cute skirt, and then by simply adding a pettiskirt under it…it immediately goes straight back to a lovely era of fashion, especially for little girls. And, here is my version…. {The Vintagely Modern Skirts} And here’s how I made them…. Step #1: Take your waist measurement. Step #2: Measure how long you want your skirt to be. Step #3: Cut your main fabric your length (minus a contrasting band if you are doing the color-blocking) and the triple-waist-measurement.
Step #4: Sew the main fabric piece like the picture below. ~Elizabeth. Simple Elastic Skirt. I have made a ton of elastic waist skirts, with pockets, without pockets, with ruffles without ruffles and so on.
This is a tutorial on how to make a simple elastic skirt. It is very easy and quick to make, in fact I made two of these during the children's nap-time (one for me and one for my sis) First measure your waist and cut your elastic: Determine how long you want your skirt. I made my 22 inches long (including the seam) To determine the width of the fabric. For example: I cut my elastic at 32 inches, so that times two is 64. Then take your fabric and fold in half with the right sides together: Sew the edges together: Iron the seam that you just sewed open: For the hem, fold a half an inch and iron: Then fold over an inch and iron: Hemless a-line skirt. Marigold over at Hideous!
Dreadful! Stinky! Is organizing a summer sewing challenge: make a skirt (or dress) a week for the month leading up to summer. To help those of you participating in this Summer of No Pants, I have a tutorial for an easy a-line skirt. My least favorite part of making a skirt is hemming. You will need 1 1/4 yards main fabric 1/2 yard contrast fabric A 9″ zipper (or a 7″ zipper and a button) To make the pattern: