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This entry is based on the One Seam Skirt ePattern provided in Option 3 by Indigo Junction. Sizing this pattern for a child was easy since it is all based on the waist measurement.
There are seven pleats in this version of the skirt. Three are centered in the front and four are centered in the back The sides of the skirt are without pleats so that bound hip pockets can lay flat. The shaped pockets and binding (on the pockets and waist) were added to give a quirky vintage accent to the skirt. Also, the skirt length is shorter to appeal to today’s youthful spirit.
I used stretch denim and bias binding.
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Mar 19, 2012, 12.15 AMby sews4kj
Thank you to everyone who has left me a comment, favorited this project or voted for it in the Vintage Modern Design Challenge. The feed back puts a smile on my face and makes my inner Lucy Riccardo give my inner Ethel Murtz a high five.
Mar 12, 2012, 08.58 PMby libra-s
What a cute skirt !!Love those pockets!
Mar 12, 2012, 02.12 AMby runningwithscissors1
I like it. The bias binding on the pockets is a great touch.
Mar 12, 2012, 12.59 AMby sigrid
Those pockets are sweet.
Mar 12, 2012, 12.32 AMby Kazmoda
Just perfect! It would look great on adult too.
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Mar 12, 2012, 01.09 AMby sews4kj
Thank you. I was thinking of making one for me out of mens suiting and using piping or velvet 1/4 inch ribbon instead of binding.