Description THE BLOOM SKIRT SEWING PATTERN Suggested Fabrics Light to medium weight woven fabrics that will gather nicely such as cotton poplin, cotton lawn, linen, barkcloth, chambray and lighter weight denims, satin & taffeta. A stiffer fabric will create a statement skirt that will hold its shape or choose a drapey fabric such as viscose for a softer looking silhouette. The scallop hem detail will benefit from, and be easier to sew, in a stable fabric, such as a cotton poplin. For formal events I’d suggest making Bloom in a bright, solid coloured taffeta with a contrast hem band or how about a classic and chic navy satin skirt. And of course, never forgetting the option of a making a statement in a bold, large scale printed linen or silk. Make Bloom in a soft linen or a crisp poplin for an everyday skirt to wear with flats or trainers and you’ll be running your errands in style. This is a Midi length skirt but it is simple to lengthen or shorten the pattern to create your perfect skirt. The Bloom Skirt would look incredible as a full length maxi skirt in a brocade or even a Broderie Anglaise. Multi-sized patterns in size 8-22 Maker Instructions – a fully illustrated guide to sewing your Bloom Skirt Pattern Pattern includes seam allowances View the Size Chart, Garment Measurement Chart & Fabric Requirements here PDF file details A0 copy shop file – 2 pages (please note you will need to join some pattern pieces) Prints at home on A4 or US letter paper – 40 pages (includes a page index to just print the pages you want) Maker Instructions – a fully illustrated guide to sewing your Bloom Skirt Pattern (20 pages / English only) Layers feature to print just the size(s) you need Clickable links to take you directly to our free tutorials A0 Printing We recommend Orbit Imaging. Simon prints all our paper patterns for us! MORE View The Bloom Skirt tutorials here Subscribe to our newsletter and join our community of Maven Makers SHARE Share your makes by tagging us @mavenpatterns #BloomMaven You might also like ...
