Okay, here are the rest of the skirts I promised you. I had no idea I was such a skirt fiend until the pattern companies started coming out with a whole bunch of 'em that I wanted to make.
First up is a New Look pattern that appears to be discontinued. Sorry about that. I don't even think I have this one anymore since I wasn't terribly thrilled about it. Anyway, it has these nifty gores with a faced waist.
UPDATE!
This pattern is sitting in the discontinued pattern section on the Simplicitiy/New Look website.
It's New Look 6461.
This pattern is sitting in the discontinued pattern section on the Simplicitiy/New Look website.
It's New Look 6461.
Here's another New Look that's been around a long time. I just looked it up on their website and it's still there: New Look 6843. I faced the waist rather than putting in a waistband. This is your standard straight skirt. I made this out of a curtain (I guess) I bought at Goodwill. I thought I'd sort of scored a find until I noticed, upon washing it, that the tag said "Pottery Barn". Oh, well. I keep expecting someone to say, "Hey! That looks just like the curtain in my grandmother's bedroom!"
I have since found a straightish skirt pattern from Vogue I LOVE so much better than this. Stay tuned. I have even taken pictures! Believe it or not, this thing is underlined in silk organza. Why I bothered, I couldn't tell you.
I have since found a straightish skirt pattern from Vogue I LOVE so much better than this. Stay tuned. I have even taken pictures! Believe it or not, this thing is underlined in silk organza. Why I bothered, I couldn't tell you.
(I am so cheerful today!)
I'll wind it up with Simplicity 2698, which is one of the Project Runway patterns and is still available. I made it out of this groovy western cotton that I could not resist! This is the only shirt I have that goes with it. I feel just dorky enough in it that I don't wear it to work. If only they knew....
This thing is the very definition of "comfortable"!
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