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Slav Sidonie Skirt
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I call it “Slav skirt” because it reminds me of the clothes of my grandmother who was serbian, dark fabrics and little flowers. I actually made it first too short and added this flowery fabric to make it less “serious”, then I added the little belt with a little pocket because the skirt didn’t have any. I hope you like it even if my camera isn’t great and I could only take blurry pictures! Any comments are welcome!
Material Notes
Dark grey corduroy, liberty (I guess) cotton fabric, old pink lining
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Jan 8, 2009, 12.20 PMby stelloun
thanks! eurasianlocation your interpretation is exact!
Dec 31, 2008, 12.26 PMby EurasianLocation
Me too, surely an inspiration for the belt with two D-ring fasteners and a zippered pocket attached, if I interpret the photos correctly! You made your grandmother proud with such an intelligent tribute.
Dec 22, 2008, 01.18 AMby FNM
I love flowery fabrics. :-) You gave me idea for skirt. Great colour cmobination, I love your idea to add the pocket on belt.