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My Dress Pattern Making Series in May and June at Bobbin & Ink in Sydney. Starting on Saturd..
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At last some sewing patterns are making it onto the website! The first in the 'Off-The-Rails' series is the Drape Gather skirt. This is a design from many years ago that has been a favourite in m y wardrobe ever since. It's also the first skirt my students cut in my Drape Skirt Patterns workshop. It has a straight grain centre front panel with a joined side front and back skirt panel that's cut on the bias. Included in the back seam is a fishtail flare and an invisible zip. The wait finish is a strap waistband and included in the zip opening is a zip guard for a quality skirt.
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I've put together some diagrams for cutting out the Drape Gather Skirt pattern. I've considered fabric widths of 110cm, 130cm and 150cm for the shell of the skirt, across all the sizes 6-22. I'll deal with the cutting of the lining for this skirt in a separate post. I suggest that your first sample is an unlined skirt so you have the opportunity of finessing the fit before making a fully lined version. One constant feature of cutting these drape patterns is there is always what I would consider a lot of waste fabric. I tend to keep the larger pieces and use them in future projects. I've found that a pattern with a number of smaller pieces works really well. I use a panelled waistcoat design that has 5-6 pattern pieces that use the waste from the skirt design very well.
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