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Description
Silk brocade version of Sidonie, fashioned with homemade piping :) I absolutely love how this turned out, my first skirt!
To make this shorter version of the Sidonie skirt, I re-drafted the front and back panels onto new pattern pieces (i must say i love my carbon paper!) and painstakingly matched what i could of the floral design in the fabric. I made piping to emphasize the lines in this skirt.
Material Notes
9 year old leftover silk brocade, cotton muslin
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Credits
Benedikta’s piping how-to
5 Comments
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Jan 31, 2009, 08.27 PMby satarah
Delightfully charming…
Aug 23, 2008, 07.01 AMby Rushig
this is absolutely gorgeous
May 10, 2008, 07.37 AMby starrgirl
I love it! so cute! great color
Mar 18, 2008, 08.05 AMby kallers
Very nice. I like the piping and the seams you added. Did you make any changes to the fit besides shortening it? Very impressive to tackle a pattern change for your first skirt!
Mar 18, 2008, 06.28 AMby SewExtreme
I think the piping adds a very nice effect. The fabric is beautiful too!