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"Chita" Skirt
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‘Chita’ is a simple circle skirt pattern for thin fabrics. It is my first pattern that I want to share because I like that people share patterns. This way we have more sewing fun for free!
It is not perfect, but easy to handle and it’s a “one size fits all” :-) OK, it will work for people with size EU 38, 40 and 42. If you have a smaller size make the waistband and the “back” skirt smaller: 7 instead of 8. If you want it bigger add two pieces more, 9 instead of 8.
Material Notes
- At least 4 meters of (thin) fabric depending on the print on the fabric. If you have a print like the pictures below, you need more! - Elastic yarn - Ribbon (but you can make it from the fabric)
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Nov 21, 2009, 01.19 PMby Ami Taf
@pemvandepar, nope. honestly, if they did I wouldn’t be asking.
Nov 20, 2009, 12.20 AMby Ami Taf
i like this skirt, i’ve been trying to make skirts with inserts but i never seem to pull it off. my problem is inserting the piece, any tips?
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Nov 20, 2009, 09.25 AMby pemvandepar
the pictures don’t help?
Nov 18, 2009, 08.51 AMby magickwithouttears-1
yeah! thank you so much!
Nov 17, 2009, 07.03 PMby nehmah
I like the way you put the pieces together. Also, I tried to add a rating, but that wouldn’t take. Thanks again for the instructions. Cordially, Nehmah