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Archive for the 'skirt' Category
Maternity Skirt
28 June, 2008Peasant Skirt Instructions
13 October, 2007
The Merry Church Mouse: The "Charming" Little Skirt
8 September, 2007 
Vanessa Skirt at burdastyle.com
24 August, 2007 
Amy Butler Design–Nigella Yoga Bag
13 June, 2007 
- lotus brick path quilt
- lavender eye pillow
- sash with beaded fringe from In Stitches
- belle quilt
- charm quilt
- ginger bliss quilt
- hourglass pillow
- birdie the cat pillow
- cozy scarf
- café wrap skirt (this is an addendum to the café apron pattern, not a standalone pattern)
Elemental Stitches: Tutorial: Change Your Winter Sweatpants into a Post-Workout Skirt
8 June, 2007 
thriftstore pillowcase skirt at leahkramer.com
1 June, 2007 
Link to leahkramer.com – thriftstore pillowcase skirt
Pillowcase Pencil Skirt
1 June, 2007 
Link to The ReadyMade Project Archive
Miss Twiss: Hustle Bustle Skirt
29 May, 2007
- Tutorial/Pattern Included? yes, with purchase
- Post: Hustle Bustle
- Main Site: Miss Twiss
- Artist/Author: Miss Twiss
- Registration Required? No
- Free? No,
and currently sold out. Edit July 16, 2007: Now available for $10 from her etsy shop.
Miss Twiss has some lovely free tutorials, too:
- Tube Top/Dress/Skirt
- Elegant Shirt Reconstruction (link to pattern at bottom of post)
- Frumpy Skirt –> Sexy Dress Reconstruction
A Petticoat for the Ages
29 May, 2007 
Although you can make this petticoat as a skirt to wear to work or school, its main utility is in its usefulness for the time-traveler. Say your future self invents a time machine, and comes back to offer you a ride in it, say next week. Maybe the two of you want to visit the Renaissance, or maybe you’re thinking Victorian. And maybe you want to stop and see the American Colonies on the way back, or drop in on a Sock Hop. I know what you’re thinking – what do I wear? And more importantly, what do I wear under it?
Just as a space traveler’s best friend is his towel, a time traveler’s best friend is her petticoat. Fashions come and go, but for a good 400 years or so they all required some floofiness under your skirt. And before some wise woman discovered pants, a warm fluffy petticoat was the best way to keep your legs from getting cold in the winter.
5 free period patterns
22 May, 2007Period patterns by a very talented cat. Some of the patterns are in progress.
A Swiss Waist, c. 1860
A Corset, c. 1820-1840
A Bodice, c. 1880
A Middy Blouse, c. 1915
A Pleated Skirt, c. 1915
How to make a kilt
21 May, 2007
Cool!
Twirly Skirt Tutorial at House on Hill Road
12 May, 2007Erin has a totally fabulous tutorial for making a twirly skirt. It’s for kids, but I think I wanna make it in my size! Kids always get the cutest things…it’s no fair
pleated skirt with instructions
10 May, 2007for a more experienced sewer: laural at thimble arts and crafts blog has pictures and instructions for making a pretty pleated skirt–no pattern or measurements included, but those more skilled than beginning-sewer-me should have no trouble at all.
Dani24’s Wraparound Skirt
10 May, 2007dani24 has posted a great wraparound skirt tutorial at craftster.org
Drafting a Basic A-line Skirt
10 May, 2007
Dana’s Patternless A-line Skirt
10 May, 2007pictures and instructions here
Bias tape is a skirt’s best friend
10 May, 2007excellent tutorial on hemming skirts with bias tape, from Becka’s Project Journals
