Linda Skirt

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When I got the fabric for my bombshell bodice, I also picked up some fabric to make a skirt.  It was an amazing novelty sewing print by Suzuko Koseki for Yuwa.  I have to say, I am absolutely in love with the feel of this Japanese fabric.

skirt fabric

I decided to download the Linda Skirt pattern from Burda Style as a starting point for this paneled 3/4 circle skirt.  Because I chose to make the skirt with a 44″ wide fabric, I made some adjustments to the pattern and went with 3 panels instead of 2 large panels.  It gives me a front center panel and 2 side/back panels with a seam down the back.

linda skirt

I really liked the design of the skirt, but the downloadable pattern was almost impossible to follow.  It kept referring to directions printed on the package – not helpful.  I would however, recommend the pattern if you can purchase it in the store.

linda skirt

Even though it’s not perfect, I’m pretty proud of it.  It’s my first lined skirt.

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It hits me just below the knees, which is a great length for spring.  And the best part…. it’s super fun to spin in.

linda skirt spin

Do you make your own clothes?  What is your favorite piece?

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The Train to Crazy - Make It Wear It Thursday

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