This is my first skirt, the third item in my Working Wardrobe project. I made it in the middle of the night because my jetlag was keeping me up. Yay for bargain stash fabric at 3AM! I like this pattern (from the Oct. 2006 issue of Patrones) because it is simple and elegant, but still has some visual interest in the form of a front flounce that meets the yoke in an interesting curved seam. The back is a simple A-line piece. The fabric has a very fine herringbone weave, not visible in the pictures. Tip for others: If you’re lucky enough to get your hands on an issue of Patrones, note that the sizing is 2-3 sizes bigger than Burda sizes, so check the measurements chart!
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Patrones issue #249, H&M skirt pattern #71
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Nov 13, 2007, 07.30 AMby mirela
Beautiful and perfect for work!
Nov 12, 2007, 06.50 AMby lauriana
That looks so stylish! Well done.
Nov 12, 2007, 04.19 AMby fashion1
another great creation for your working wardrobe! good job!
Nov 11, 2007, 02.43 PMby jellybeanlupin
I really like your skirt – great choice of style and fabric for a working wardrobe. I can see you wearing this loads. Well done.