Midi Skirt Sewing Pattern
If you're looking for an easy sewing project that will make you feel like a chef people, look no further than this long flared skirt pattern from the 1990s. This pattern is perfect for novice and experienced seamstresses alike, and it will have you feeling confident and stylish in no time.
Description
The long flared skirt pattern is a classic design that never goes out of style. The skirt has a fitted waistband, and then flares out into a full skirt that falls just below the knee. The pattern is designed for woven fabrics, and can be made with a variety of materials, including cotton, linen, or silk.
Materials
- 3 yards of woven fabric (cotton, linen, or silk recommended)
- Matching thread
- Interfacing (optional)
- 22-inch invisible zipper
- Hook and eye closure
- Scissors
- Sewing machine
- Iron and ironing board
- Pins
- Tape measure
Pattern Sizes
The pattern comes in sizes XS-L, with finished waist measurements of 25-31 inches. To choose the correct size, measure your waist and select the size that corresponds to your measurement. If you fall between sizes, round up to the nearest size.
How to
1. Cut out pattern pieces: Cut out the pattern pieces on the lines that correspond to your selected size. The pattern pieces include the front and back skirt panels, waistband, and interfacing (if using).
2. Prepare waistband: Fuse interfacing to waistband if necessary. Fold waistband in half, right sides together, and sew short ends together. Press seam open then fold in half, right side facing out. Set aside.
3. Assemble skirt: With right sides together, sew front and back panels together at side seams. Finish raw edges with zig zag or serged stitch. Press seam open. Hem bottom of skirt with a 1/2 inch hem. Use a basting stitch to gather the top edge of the skirt to match the waistband. Pin the waistband to the top edge of the gathered skirt and sew in place.
4. Add zipper: Insert the zipper using your preferred method. This pattern includes instructions for installing an invisible zipper. Once the zipper is installed, close the remainder of the seam below the zipper, and finish raw edges. Use a hook and eye closure to finish the waistband.
5. Finish: Press all seams and take a step back to admire your work! Pair it with a simple blouse or tank top, and your new long flared skirt is ready to go out on the town.
As you can see, this long flared skirt pattern is a great option for beginner sewers who want to challenge themselves with a slightly more complicated project, or for experienced sewers who want a quick and satisfying project. It's definitely a great representation of what the chef people of the world love about sewing: creating beautiful garments that make you feel confident and stylish.
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