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Bonnie Skirt
Bonnie Skirt

Bonnie Skirt

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About this pattern

It’s time to master our wear-all-day wonder Bonnie Tie Skirt We’ve seen a lot of trends go out the window in favour of comfort over the past few months, but with this skirt from Posner & Posner, you can have the best of both worlds! The design combines a stretchy elastic waistband and relaxed knit fabric with a stylish tie belt that you can pull in at the waist to flatter your figure. When working with knit fabrics, try using a zig zag stitch so that the seams will be able to stretch alongside the fabric.

Essentials

  • Fabric, 1.3m (150cm)
  • Fusible interfacing, 25cm
  • Narrow elastic

Suggested fabrics

  • Stretch knits, such as viscose jersey and Ponte Roma

Sizes

  • 8-24

Cutting guide

  • Front skirt: cut one on the fold
  • Back skirt: cut one on the fold
  • Waistband and tie belt: cut one on the fold
  • 1cm seam allowance throughout, unless otherwise stated.

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    1. Download the pattern, then print and follow the cutting guide. Right sides together, pin the darts on the back skirt and stitch. Press towards the side of the skirt. Pin the back and front skirt pieces together at the side seams, right sides together and matching notches. Stitch, then trim the seam allowance and neaten the edges using an overlocker or zig zag stitch. Press the seam towards the back.

    2. Right sides together, fold the waistband and belt piece in half lengthways and pin from the slanted end of the belt to the

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