I put the waist band on and found that i needed to take the side seam in, the took in the back seam. I put in the zipper in the back and found that I still needed to take the waist in more. I could have taken the waist in about another inch, but it is very comfortable.
Here is the photo from the magazine
Here is my finished product
Now you see some wrinkles, that was after working for 9 hours at a desk job. I am very happy with this project.
Tuesday, August 25, 2015
My "Olive Oil Skirt" Part 1
I had been looking through my BurdaStyle Magazines for my next project. I had previously marked a page in the Spring 2014 edition, it's called the Olive Oil skirt. I really like this look and decided to use my khaki cotton sateen from my stash.
I cut a size 44 and added onto the side seams, per the pattern, I needed to add on for my hips, so i added the same amount up to the waist. Easier to remove fabric then add it!
I really enjoyed working with this fabric, I got it from Fabricmartfabrics.com, it holds it shape well.
I did not put the back pockets in, I just did the welt part and made faux pockets.
I found this pattern really easy to make, the instructions are easy to follow. Because I sew a lot, I read over the instructions and then got onto the sewing.
I cut a size 44 and added onto the side seams, per the pattern, I needed to add on for my hips, so i added the same amount up to the waist. Easier to remove fabric then add it!
I really enjoyed working with this fabric, I got it from Fabricmartfabrics.com, it holds it shape well.
I did not put the back pockets in, I just did the welt part and made faux pockets.
I found this pattern really easy to make, the instructions are easy to follow. Because I sew a lot, I read over the instructions and then got onto the sewing.
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