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I am trying to find a sewing pattern for a skirt a friend has asked me to make her for a scarborough fair. Below is a link for the one she found but I can’t find a similar pattern anywhere. Any suggestions? Will I need to combine a few patterns together?
http://chicstar.com/storefront/listproducts.aspx?&id=10655
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Jan 7, 2013, 07.06 PMby katexxxxxx
It would be easier to draft it from scratch.
Jan 9, 2013, 10.15 AMby judypeg
Kwik Sew do a high waisted skirt – KS 3580 – that you could use for the waist to hip piece. Then you could improvise for the flounces. I think once you have your basic skirt piece done it will be more straightforward. Good luck!