One of two skirts finished for a sewalong I held via my blog. I do believe this is my favorite of the two. It’s made from one of the latest Colette Patterns – Ginger – and was done up in 4 ply silk – a first time use for me. I incorporated a boned waistband and drafted my own pocket which I applied to the skirt by hand. The skirt really turned out lovely and I’m so excited to wear it again and again. So easy to wear too!
4 ply silk, hair canvas, boning, silk organza, flannel, invisible zipper, thread
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Jun 3, 2011, 07.30 PMby almatinka
Very pretty colour! Love the pocket too!
Jun 2, 2011, 09.38 PMby lanternwaste33
Very pretty! Love it!
Jun 2, 2011, 08.41 PMby turtlegirl00
what a great color and shape! great job! Is boning difficult?
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Jun 3, 2011, 01.52 AMby sunnilj9
No, it’s actually not. It is time consuming though. It made this project take on a longer life. I followed Gertie’s tutorial via Gertie’s Blog for Better Sewing. Boning the waistband is seriously a revelation. I’m one of those that ends up tugging my skirts down alot because they end up hiking up to my ribs. Boning the waistband keeps the waistband put. It’s SPECTACULAR! Totally recommend.
Jun 2, 2011, 07.22 PMby Jlcrane
Just love your version of the Ginger skirt. It’s a pattern I’ve been wanting to try myself.
Jun 2, 2011, 06.15 PMby lizajane09
Gorgeous! The color is stunning. And I love the one pocket detail.