inspiration manifested: Pattern: Reversible Travel Skirt

09 December 2007

Pattern: Reversible Travel Skirt

I'm going to begin to post some rough pattern drafts for some of the clothing I have created in my time here. I'll do my best to make them user-friendly and simplistic. If you have any questions or recommendations, please do leave a comment. Thank you.

4 comments:

Anonymous said...: I would love to see a photo of this skirt, to illustrate how nicely it sits when worn :); 06 April, 2008 18:32
Rhiannon said...: I planned on adding a sample photo, as well as fabric suggestions. Hopefully in the next few weeks I'll be able to do so. Thanks for the input.; 06 April, 2008 18:47
Unknown said...: I was looking for this pattern! I bought a skirt like this once and feel like it would just be as easy to make one! Do you recommend any fabrics over others? Mine was a gauzy fabric.

Also, I want to make the waist larger. Should I make the bottom of the skirt as proportionately large?; 25 April, 2008 05:50
Anonymous said...: I love these 2 layer reversible skirts. How much fabric do I need?; 15 July, 2009 15:20

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I'm Rhiannon Doherty - photographer, Buddhist, teacher, vegan, performer, artist, geek, RPCV, graduate student and now... psychiatric nurse.

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