I confess that I do not have any construction pictures because I made this at work. My lesson planning takes a different form to others, to make something it is easier for the students to understand if they can see what it will look like when it is finished. Also I do not have a big enough table at home for cutting out clothes.
Front View
Yes it does!! Although it may take some time to iron out that blasted crease! I really do need to get a tailors dummy of some kind. I really miss the ones we had at college.
Back View
The pattern says 2 hours on the front and it would have done if I did not have to thread up the over-locker, trace off the pattern etc. It will take the girls longer than 2 hours but not much.
I enjoyed making this so much that I have already cut out another. This time I am going to make the seam allowance a little narrower so that the over-locker can skim the edge rather than have too much left as it does make turning the hem up more bulky on the seam joins.
Fabric for skirt No. 2 also from IKEA.
There is also a shorts pattern and I have some pink gingham upstairs......I will have a think about it.
Take care.
xx
8 comments:
Brilliant, great pattern and the fabric is gorgeous.
twiggy x
Fabulous skirt - very Boden (at a fraction of the price I should imagine!)
hi, it looks great! I used the same fabric for some cushions, it does look good as a skirt
: )
I've seen that Ikea fabric around and absolutely love it!! And it looks terrific as a skirt!
I've been enjoing catching up with all the fun stuff on your blog. cute skirt! I wish our IKEA sold fabric!
take care,
:) Missy
brilliant skirt and a great pattern - looks fantastic - 2 hours, wow!
x
LOVE that! I always want to buy fabric at Ikea, until I get there. Then I can't make up my mind what to get! I've used that pattern too...it's a good one!
pretty skirt!
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