Split Skirt Patterns for Trendy and Comfortable Fashion

1890s Split Riding Skirt Sewing Pattern | Victorian Cycling Skirt / Riding Culottes with Panel | PDF Digital Historical Sewing Pattern

This is a digitized version of an 1895 split riding skirt in the “double breasted” style. It is shaped by a dart on either side of the front, two darts on either side of the center back, and pleated to size in the back. Two rows of buttons run along the front of either leg. These hold in place a modesty panel which may be attached to the front of the split skirt when desired. The skirt is intended to be approximately calf-length in order to not get caught in your bicycle. In this pattern, a classic bag pocket is included and is hidden in the left-hand side placket closure. Pattern Notes \u0026 Sizing • No seam allowance included. Add as desired. • Waist: 24” • Outside Length: 40 ½” • Inseam: 29 ½” • Seat: 42” • The skirt is drafted intentionally long. The hem is meant to sit at about calf to mid calf. Adjust accordingly to your height. You Will Receive: PDF with pattern sheet to be printed at home on standard 8.5×11\

Crochet Mini Skirt PATTERN//Houndstooth Split Front Mid Waist Mini Skirt// Sizes from Children-Adult

Crochet Houndstooth Split Front Mid Waist Mini Skirt Written Pattern w/ Video Find the video here:https://youtu.be/9FepMtDeG2E The written pattern of the skirt is base on your own body measurements. There will be no exact number of sts given nor number of rows, only examples so you will have an idea and you can decide how you want your skirt to look. This is you designing your own skirt, I know how can be overwhelming to be able to design and make your own garment, so here I am giving you the privilege to design your own Houndstooth Mini Skirt. Make this skirt in classic black and white or any colour you favour. *This listing is for an INSTANT DOWNLOAD in pdf file. You will not be receiving any physical item. *This sweater is beginner-intermediate level with easy to follow instructions with pictures included. *This pattern are for all sizes from Children, Teens to Adult *The length of the skirt can be easily adjusted. You can also make the skirt without the split at the front. How It Works: -After purchasing, you will be taken to the etsy download page, and your file will also be sent via email. PDF file -Download the file -You can print it size A4 -8 pages MATERIALS Yarn I am using black, white colour 97% acrylic, 3 % polyester. Worsted weight yarn, #4/Medium. I used 1.5 balls black, 1.5 balls white. 1 ball- 50g 120m *You can use any yarn of your choice* Crochet Hook – Use the hook that is recommended for your yarn. *I used US G/6 Hook (4 mm), UK 8* 2 pcs Stitch Markers (Scrap Yarn) Pair o
f Scissors Yarn Needle Sewing Elastic ( Optional) If you want your skirt to have an elastic waist then you will need a sewing elastic band. 3/4 inch wide- 1 inch wide are good sizes for the waist band. Sewing thread/ Any Colour ( Use to connect the two ends of the elastic band to form a circle) Thread Needle Measuring tape (Optional) For questions please contact me here: Email: WoolyLynx15 [!at] gmail.com Instagram: chelle.handmade Subscribe to my Youtube channel: WoolyLynx Note: If you have any questions pls include a picture of your work the part where you need help. Lastly, I will ask for your patience If I don’t answer straight away. But I promise to get back to you as soon as I can. Enjoy making the top and make sure to Wear it with Confidence.. Terms: You can sell the finished product but please don’t sell my pattern I worked so hard in making this. Thank you so much. Elle

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1890s Split Riding Skirt Sewing Pattern | Victorian Cycling Skirt / Riding Culottes with Panel | PDF Digital Historical Sewing Pattern

This is a digitized version of an 1895 split riding skirt in the “double breasted” style. It is shaped by a dart on either side of the front, two darts on either side of the center back, and pleated to size in the back. Two rows of buttons run along the front of either leg. These hold in place a modesty panel which may be attached to the front of the split skirt when desired. The skirt is intended to be approximately calf-length in order to not get caught in your bicycle. In this pattern, a classic bag pocket is included and is hidden in the left-hand side placket closure. Pattern Notes \u0026 Sizing • No seam allowance included. Add as desired. • Waist: 24” • Outside Length: 40 ½” • Inseam: 29 ½” • Seat: 42” • The skirt is drafted intentionally long. The hem is meant to sit at about calf to mid calf. Adjust accordingly to your height. You Will Receive: PDF with pattern sheet to be printed at home on standard 8.5×11\

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Victorian Split Skirt for Bicycle or Horseback Riding with Removeable Panel and Modern Bib versions – Laughing Moon Mercantile #150

This is not a printed pattern. This listing is for a digital download. Please note: This pattern will not automatically print correctly on your home printer. You must have Adobe Acrobat Reader (it is free) installed on your computer in order to be able to open these pattern files. Please go to our website, www.laughingmoonmercantile.com, and click on FAQs about Downloads on the top line. You will find more information there before making your purchase. This is the download version of #150. You will receive 3 A0 pages (33.1 X 46.8). These A0 size pages are meant to be printed on a wide format printer. You will also receive 61 tiled pages for printing on your home printer and the instructions. Split Skirt 1890S HORSEBACK RIDING, BICYCLE, OR SPORTING SKIRT, 1940S BIB SKIRT, 1930S BEACH PAJAMAS GAUCHO, PALAZZO, WIDE LEG, AND SAILOR PANTS WITH PATCH POCKETS AND OPTIONAL BIB FRONT -FALL FRONT OR ZIPPER BACK CONSTRUCTION Sewing Pattern with Sizes 6 36, All Included Laughing Moon Mercantile 150 – Ladies Split Skirt, Culottes, or Palazzo Pants: Note: Views A, B, and C have a fully functioning fall front that closes with buttons. This is correct period construction for the 1890s through the 1940s. View D does not have a fall front but has a zipper at center back for modern or easy construction. All Views have a total of eight panels. There are two optional patch pockets on the side fronts. There are two options for length: View B has a shorter length of 31 inches and Views A, C, and D have a length of 40 inches. View A is the long length with the option of a panel that can be buttoned to the front of the skirt to disguise the fact that it is actually a split skirt. Views A and Ds front waistband is at the natural waist. View Bs center front extends upward about 4 inches for a short bib. The bib is held up by suspenders that go over the shoulders and cross in the back and attach at the back waistband. View C is the longer skirt with the center front pieces extending about 10 1/2 inches for a longer bib. The bib is held up with suspenders the same as View B. View D is the longer skirt that does not have a fall front and instead has a center back opening that closes with a zipper. All fabrics for all Views are easiest to construct with a solid color because matching plaids or prints across the 8 panels would be an advanced sewing skill. Or, the panels could be of dissimilar fabrics as a design choice.