This is the skirt from the
lisette pattern that I used for my blouse in January. I have had it cut out and ready to sew for awhile.
I made a size 10 according to my measurements, but it is a bit large in the hips, will probably try an 8 next time. I also made it about 2 inches longer than the original pattern, so that it is knee length. I used this lovely linen blend fabric that I scored at the thrift store not long ago. It seems to hold the fold well, but also has a the typical linen tendency for wrinkles. I am hoping it will be a perfect summer skirt... I just need to remember to hang it up promptly. Otherwise I will need to iron it - as I admittedly should have done before these pics.
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Pleated Skirt Lisette #2211 (simplicity) |
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The belt loops were very easy, but these special touches are what make Lisette patterns so great. Her instructions are also very clear for any level of seamstress. |
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I used my own homemade bias tape for the waist edge and bottom hem. That is another great thing about Lisette patterns -- the finishing is always nice and tidy. |
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