Sizing: 6 to 22
Instructions: They were very easy to follow.
Likes/dislikes: I like everything about this skirt, I went to Pattern Review to check out this pattern and this review by Goodbye Valentino said it perfectly, "I really like the movement of the skirt without being too full." This pattern has several options and possibilities for several different skirts.
Fabric: woven/lycra I have had in my stash for awhile, I think I bought it at Wal-Mart
Changes: I added a lining, can't stand my skirt sticking to my tights in the winter. On the lining I added lace, just like Carolyn does (and she posted the lace in today's blogpost)
I also changed the zipper from a lapped zipper to an invisible zipper.
Conclusion: This is the first of many skirts from this pattern, I really like the fit and style. I ran short on fabric, so it might be a bit too short. Next time I am addignn 1-2".
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You look like a model! I really like it!
ReplyDeleteLovely skirt! I have this pattern in my stash too so good it hear it's a keeper. I'm currently fighting with a New Look straight skirt pattern. It's winning! :(
ReplyDeleteLove it - great colour combination and fit!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great skirt, and I love the lining!
ReplyDeleteYour skirt looks great. Like Belinda, I also have the pattern in my stash. One day I'll make it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great skirt!
ReplyDeletejust lovely. What did you use for the lining? Do you use "lining" or do you use tricot? I always wonder what everyone uses when they say the lined a garment.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful skirt, love the fabric!
ReplyDeleteWow that's gorgeous...and you look great wearing it!
ReplyDeleteI love the lining and the fact that you added a piece of lace in the small color as the lining! Thanks for the shout-out!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty skirt , the lining and the lace really take it up a notch.
ReplyDeleteThe skirt is so pretty and looks so good on you! Thank you for posting on PatternReview.com. I have this pattern and went their looking for pictures of "real" women modeling the skirt. You've inspired me to try my pattern.
ReplyDeleteP.S. Love the lace!
I really like the lace on the lining, too. What a lovely idea.
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