...I'm almost certain that I won't win any blogger awards for this make, BUT it's exactly what I wanted. I've been saying for a long time that I wanted a slouchy, yoga band, knit maxi skirt. You know the easy wear kind that you can pull on with a tank top when you need to make a run to the store. Yep, that's exactly what I wanted, and now I've got it. I had a couple of patterns in mind - these were the two I chose from
I liked both, and went back and forth with my decision before settling on the first one. I started out by removing 4 inches each from the hem of both the front and back pattern pieces before cutting. The pattern runs extremely large, and in the end I finally took the skirt up in the side seams by what amounted to 3 sizes. I now wish I had just gone ahead and used the slimmer skirt of the second pattern and just added a yoga waistband. I really like the skirt though, and plan on making a second one using the other pattern in a denim look knit that I have on hand.
I used a light weight cotton knit that's held resident in my stash for a very long time. At first I thought it might be too light weight, but turns out it was just right for what I wanted.
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Well, need I mention that
starts this week. Finally, something to watch on TV that sparks my interest...
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