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Wrong Sarong SkirtLooks Like a Sarong - Wears Like a Skirt
This skirt LOOKS like a South Pacific Sarong - but WEARS like a fitted skirt. The Skirt Front is attached at the side seam (under the Pleated Outer Layers) - so there is no gaping when you walk or sit. There is a hidden walking vent so you still have lots of movement. The closure is a completely hidden (very easy!) zipper in the front of the skirt so you don’t have to reach around to zip-up. Even better, you can make the skirt with both of the front layers as shown, with the middle layer in a contrasting fabric - or you can make the skirt with only the Contrast Layer (darted/no pleats) for a more tailored, “business skirt” look. The Pleated Version works will in Batiks, but would be wonderful in a soft fabric to show off the “swag” created by the bias pleats of the Sarong.
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Knee or Boot Length - Plain or Layered - Optional Lace or Trim
This long-line, flowing A-line skirt is reminiscent of the flattering styles of the 40’s. The knee-length version is a fun summer skirt or a great business skirt, while the boot-length version is flattering to all figure shapes with it’s long lines. Mix and match the layers for dozens of different looks - you can even add lace for a soft touch at the hemline. The knee-length version works well in cottons or crisp fabrics, but the boot-length version does need a fabric with more drape such as rayon, tencels, wools, etc.
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24 Gore Skirt Pattern |
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This skirt is a fabulous addition to any wardrobe and looks great in
cottons for everyday wear, rayon for a more sophisticated look or even
soft evening fabrics for a more formal look. So fast and easy that it can
be made in 1-2 hours. One pattern piece - rolled hem - elastic waist (stitched on). Sizes XS-S-M-L-XL
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Santiago Skirt
This classic trio of skirts adds a fun twist to the classic business-style skirt. You fit the pattern once, and then make the version you like depending on your project. The flirty fluted hemline is a leg-flattering feminine skirt, while the Pleated Back version is much more tailored. The Hanging Tab version is fun and casual and is a fun summer skirt, but still makes up well in the professional wardrobe. Center back zipper and classic darting complete this fundamental additional to your pattern collection.
Handerchief Skirt
Fitted through the waist and hip area for a smooth, slimming profile - with flare designed into the lower layers for a slight fullness. There are no darts at the waist, so fitting is all on the side seam. The optional contrast strips between the layers add a bit of fun. 
This skirt works well in cottons for a fun, summer skirt. The lower fullness in the skirt, is really at it’s best when made up in a softer fabric with more drape and is quite professional or elegant - depending on the fabric of choice.
or 20 Gore . . . or 30 Gore