A-line button-down high-waisted skirt with boned waistband and decorative pocket flaps (no pockets)
I am calling it a Franken-skirt because it’s made out of two patterns: the skirt part is from a vintage McCall 5192 pattern and the waistband is from BWOF 2009-01-109.
The fashion fabric is a silk/wool blend with a beautiful drape and lining is 100% rayon. The waistband is interfaced with muslin and I added boning to keep it sturdy.
Buttons are real horn.
I really, really like this skirt, it has a bit of that 70’s flare that I am very much found of. The length is a tricky one ( a little lower than below the knee) but I think it works with boots.
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silk/wool blend
Lining 100% Rayon
plastic boning in casing (bought by the meter).
horn buttons
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Feb 21, 2012, 11.46 AMby nookie
really gorgeous
Feb 20, 2012, 11.36 PMby aluckmann
Love!
Feb 20, 2012, 11.09 PMby LiverpoolFi
Beautiful!
Feb 20, 2012, 09.39 PMby mixtlii
Oh Woah! So classy, it fits you so well!!!!