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đ Sent by DHL for Fast \u0026 Safe Delivery đ Colorful patchwork gypsy peasant skirt in 100% silky rayon. ⢠Generous very full design, made up of four tiers in random bright multicolored patchwork squares. Falls beautifully to swirl around the ankles. ⢠Deep stretchy elasticated waist with tie belt at the front fastened with coconut buckle ⢠The elasticated waist makes this garment very comfortable and it can easily be pulled on over the head or up from the ankles as desired. These skirts can also be worn as a dress pulled up under the arms ⢠Because the fabric squares are chosen at random, each patterned skirt is unique but equally beautiful ⢠To get the best out of your garment, hand wash in lukewarm water and when completely dry, twist into a skein and secure with an elastic band to keep the popular crinkle look ⢠This long maxi skirt comes in one size but because of the elasticated waist and generously full skirt, they will fit most sizes Measurements are as follows: Waist 21/22 Inches, when stretched to full capacity 36/37 Inches. Length 39/40 Inches Will fit US sizes 2-14, UK 6-18, Eur 34-46 Model, 5 ft 4 Inches 135 lbs NOTE: Please check our measurements carefully before ordering, sizes are approximate and for guidance only! View ALL Our Patchwork Skirts https://www.etsy.com/shop/ChiangMaiDesign?ref=simpleshopheadername\u0026listing_id=651734902\u0026section_id=25521278 Garment Care: – Wash separately the first wash – Hand wash, lukewarm water – Drip dry on washing line – Little to no ironing needed – We recommend to store in a skein to keep the popular crinkle effect. Colors can vary slightly due to individual screen monitors and resolutions Shipping: We will ship your order within 24 hours of a completed transaction Worldwide Shipping: E- Packet – handled by Thailand Post Office – Registered Air Mail (economy) To Asia: 10-16 days To Australia: 10-16 days To Europe: 14-21 days To Americas: 14-21 days đShipping Upgradesđ Would you like to receive your order this week? Please refer to our ‘Shop Announcement’ for the Express Shipping Rates! Thank you very much from our team!
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A great and fun to create Skirt that can easily be made from fabric scraps or recycled T-Shirts, dresses etc. You can sew it as a Patchwork dress in all different colors or as a simple and elegant one in only one fabric… No limits to your creativity This Listing is for the Pattern and the instructions as a Tutorial with many pictures only. The pattern is available for instant download after your purchase. You will get an email within a few minutes of your purchase which will link you to the place to download your pattern from. Should there be any trouble, please send me a message. You may sell items you make with this pattern, it is however not allowed to sell parts of or the pattern itself. It is appreciated if you credit Sami Dolls for the pattern. www.samidolls.com.au Enjoy xx Theresa
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What would you do with a pile of scrap fabrics? Umm⌠Quilters would say that theyâd quilt. But since Iâm not into quilting, I made a patchwork skirt. This was the pile I was talkinâ about. CuâŚ
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I’m excited to have another tutorial is also appearing on Riley Blake’s blog today, yay! This was fun to put together… hope you enjoy it! Iâm a big fan of long, flowy skirts and I love the look of patchwork, but don’t have enough time these days to make entire quilts. This project is a great way to get that look without spending days or weeks cutting, pinning, sewing, basting, quilting and binding. This skirt is sized to fit my older daughter who wears about a size 7-8. If you use fewer squares or fewer tiers, it can easily be adjusted for a smaller girl, or you could add squares and tiers to make a larger size, even for an adult. I had enough fabric left over to make a second skirt for my younger daughter, who wears a size 5. (Measurements for size 5 appear in parenthesis.) It makes a rather full, almost-circle skirt that flies out rather well when the wearer spins around. If you’d like it to be not quite as full, just eliminate some of the squares, using the same ratio of squares (see *formula, below, to figure it out!) To make it longer, you could either add a row at the top, or a row at the bottom. If you add a top row, use about 7 squares for it; if you add a bottom row, use 30 squares. Note: Adding a top row will make a skirt with less bulk at the top which may be more flattering for an adult. The more variety of fabric coordinates you have, the more boho/gypsy it will look. For my version, I used a selection of fabrics from Lila Tueller’s Priscilla collection, mostly in the blue colorway since my daughter’s favorite color is blue. To me, the fabricâs design feels a little bit Victorian and the colors are very springy and feminine, which makes the skirt more sophisticated than boho, but different fabrics could completely change the feel of the finished garment. Thereâs no pattern, because all thatâs needed are 45 7âx7â squares â all you need is your fabric, a good ruler (I recommend a quilting ruler), cutting mat, and rotary cutter. The skirt is easy to sew⌠it’s just a lot of careful cutting, pinning, and straight seams. The hardest part is gathering each of the three the tiers and lining them up to sew together. Hey, if I can do it (despite the perpetual chaos that comes with three kids aged 6 and under, a puppy, a geriatric cat, two cockatiels, and a fish) anyone can! Priscilla cottons Fabrics Used â Lila Tueller Designsâ Priscilla Supplies needed: 2½ to 3 yards total of coordinating fabrics, about 1/8 quarter of each rotary cutter quilting ruler 3/4\
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This model shows itâs hip to be square in this pretty patchwork skirt. Vintage-focused maker, Alyssa, of Lost in Paris, shares her inspiration for the project. This skirt is based on the clasâŚ
