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Adeline Skirt
Adeline Skirt

Adeline Skirt

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Designer
Amanda Walker
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Amanda Walker
Pattern Guide
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Safety Notice: Handmade items made from this pattern may contain small parts or long cords that pose choking or strangulation risks. Not suitable for children under 3 years. Please see the full safety disclaimer at sewmag.co.uk/safety.

About this pattern

Chunky heeled boots, thick tights and your favourite cosy sweater – the perfect trio to pair with our Adeline pattern. Created by Amanda Walker, this clever corduroy design is completed with pocket flap details, topped off with a button on each. We picked a popping floral print, but this skirt would look just as gorgeous in thick cord plains, such as burnt ochre or rich purple.

Essentials

  • Corduroy, 1.2m (150cm)
  • Lightweight fusible interfacing
  • Zip, 20cm
  • Buttons, two
  • Hook and bar fastening

Sizes

  • 8-24

Cutting guide

  • Front skirt: cut one pair
  • Back skirt: cut one pair
  • Flap: cut two pairs
  • Waistband: cut one in fabric and one in fusible interfacing

Essentials

  • 1.5cm seam allowances used throughout, unless otherwise stated

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    1. Download the pattern, then print and follow the cutting guide. Neaten the side and centre-back edges of the back skirt. Fold and stitch the darts in place using the notches on the top of the back skirt. Press the darts towards the centre back. Match the back pieces together through the centre back, right sides facing.

    2. Pin and stitch from the top of the split, marked with a notch, as far as the zip notch. Press in the seam allowance, within the zip opening, then pin and stitch the zip in place. Neaten the side edges of the front skirt. Match the centre-front edges together and stitch, then neaten the seam allowances together and press the seam to the lefthand side of the skirt. On the right-hand side of the seam edge, sew, then make another row of stitching 5mm away.

    3. Position the two sets of flaps, right sides facing. Stitch the two together around the pointed edges, leaving the top straight edges open. Trim the seam allowance close to the seam line and turn the flaps to the right side. Tease out the corners and press flat. Position the flaps to the waistline at the notches marked on the pieces.

    4. Match the front and back skirt pieces together along the side edges. Pin and stitch in place, then press the seams open. Fuse the interfacing to the waistband and on one of the long edges, press in the 1.5cm seam allowance. Position the unturned edge of the waistband along the waistline of the skirt, matching the raw edges together. The left-hand side of the waistband should have 1.5cm protruding from the edge of the zip and the right-hand side should have 2.5cm for the fastening.

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