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I started with the original A-line skirt pattern, and decided to keep the front and back yoke as is.
then altered the rest.
I wanted a nice drapy detail in front.
I tried to figure out how it works the way I imagined by folding, cutting, and gluing the original pattern.
and of course by ‘trial and error’.
a simple project turned into a confusing frustrating project…
I was getting so consumed by it as it wasn’t coming together nicely.
I almost gave up. but I was persistent enough to finish it.
the black lacy lining is a separate piece that is made out of an upcycled material.
it became more like a tulip skirt…
hope it was okay to enter this to an A-line skirt contest…
more blogged here :)
satin, upcycled lining
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Oct 15, 2009, 01.24 PMby kaceyely
fabulous! and i love the color
Oct 15, 2009, 12.12 PMby MayaDoughterOfSun
You ended up with an original creation. I think it was worth the effort!
Oct 15, 2009, 08.55 AMby LadySophie
I tryed folding my skirt pattern to do different things but it wouldnt cooperate. I should have used glue, but I had better methods.
Oct 15, 2009, 07.37 AMby CarotteSauvage
it was worth the pain! Soon you’ll be a draping/drafting expert!
Oct 15, 2009, 07.19 AMby Strickmeise
what a wonderful idea, I love it! Although you were frustrated, it’ really a cute skirt.
Oct 15, 2009, 04.03 AMby pixelink
this one is for the dancefloor, I love it!
Oct 15, 2009, 03.53 AMby GinaSophia
I love it! Every woman should have a sexy and lux piece like this!
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Oct 15, 2009, 03.55 AMby GinaSophia
A how to on modifying the pattern would be amazing!