This is my first attempt at a BurdaStyle pattern and I couldn’t be happier. I have had several attempts at a high waisted skirt this month and this one makes me feel like a 60s office bombshell. Kudos Jenny, kudos!
I had a bit of trouble with the sizing and once I had made and altered my muslins this worked a treat.
My poor old serger had a needle snap halfway through and my replacements were incorrect so I improvised with some bias binding to finish the seams. It looks like a magical watermelon inside!
I’ll definitely be trying this again- I’m thinking it may be time for suspenders!
further information about the fitting and making process can be found on my blog: www.bimbleandpimble.blogspot.com
Cotton twill (black) Acetate lining (tea rose) Bias binding (lime green)
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Jan 29, 2012, 11.05 AMby bimbleandpimble
Thanks you so much, SewnbyFaith! I was super happy with how this turned out!
Jan 29, 2012, 01.21 AMby sewnbyfaith
It looks fabulous! You did a great job! Adding it to my to do/make list!
Jan 26, 2012, 10.16 PMby bimbleandpimble
Thanks Claudinka! It is such a fabulous skirt but I must admit that getting the right fit was really quite challenging. Now I have a template though- game on! Best of luck :D
Jan 26, 2012, 12.49 PMby claudinka
I love that skirt! Have to check out your page for more information. I want to make a pencil skirt, too, but know that getting it to the right fit will be a challenge.