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Thank you for sharing! My girls and I are making these skirts for our Halloween costumes ("Dapper" Disney characters). The instructions are great and easy to understand! Wish us luck!! 🙂
What is the difference between what you have done here with a knit and what you would do with a woven? I have made many woven circle skirts I want to know if knit ones should be done differently. I find knits hard to measure because the stretch causes inaccuracy.
This answer is very late to your question, but since I don’t see any other replies, I’ll do it anyways.
The fabric that she used in the tutorial is a knit. That means it’s stretchy and you can pull the skirt up over your hips. With a woven fabric you don’t have the stretch, so you would need to put in a zipper to get the skirt on and off. I hope that helps!
Just curious. You say you should have front and back if skirt. Then you go into the waist and hem. Am I supposed to assume that before the waist goes in I sew the front and back together?it is confusing for a beginner.
Excellent tutorial! Can't wait to make one. I love the colors you chose as well! So apparently you don't need a lining or tulle as this looks perfect!
Nice! Women will be beatiful with this skirt. Thanks for your sharing.
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I just wanted to let you know that was so cool and simple to find out that I can do this pattern and really get the job done.
I love the circle skirt and blouse. Can you tell me what the material/name of the fabric is for the blouse?
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Thank you for sharing! My girls and I are making these skirts for our Halloween costumes ("Dapper" Disney characters). The instructions are great and easy to understand! Wish us luck!! 🙂
What is the difference between what you have done here with a knit and what you would do with a woven? I have made many woven circle skirts I want to know if knit ones should be done differently. I find knits hard to measure because the stretch causes inaccuracy.
This answer is very late to your question, but since I don’t see any other replies, I’ll do it anyways.
The fabric that she used in the tutorial is a knit. That means it’s stretchy and you can pull the skirt up over your hips. With a woven fabric you don’t have the stretch, so you would need to put in a zipper to get the skirt on and off. I hope that helps!
Thanks for this tutorial. It’s very nicely explained.
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Just curious. You say you should have front and back if skirt. Then you go into the waist and hem. Am I supposed to assume that before the waist goes in I sew the front and back together?it is confusing for a beginner.
Apologies for the confusion! Yes, you want to sew the skirt front to the back first and then sew the waistband on.