DIAMOND CUT
Simply Sewing|Issue 99, 2022
Sew a stand-out wardrobe piece with Tammy Silver's quilted skirt, a self-draft project with plenty of options for customisation
DIAMOND CUT

YOU WILL NEED

A skirt that fits you to use as a template

Cotton duck canvas

Polyester lining

4oz polyester wadding (see notes)

Single-fold bias tape

Buttons or snaps: 7

Matching thread

Basic sewing kit

NOTES

Seam allowance is 1.5cm unless otherwise specified.

Wadding quantity will depend on the size skirt you are making.

Draft and measure your pattern pieces first if you are unsure.

FABRICS USED

Outer: soft cotton duck canvas in Forest, minerva.com.

Lining: polyester in Forest, minerva.com.

TRACING THE SKIRT

Step one Choose a high-waisted midi skirt that fits you well. Fold the skirt in half lengthways and place on paper. Trace around the skirt, adding 1.5cm seam allowance on all sides except the centre fold line. For the dart allowance, add 2cm to the waist and draw a gradual connecting line to the hip point. At the halfway point between the centre back and side seam, draw the dart, 2cm wide and 14cm in length. Cut out the Back Skirt pattern. 01

Step two For the Front Skirt pattern, trace out the seam allowance on all sides and draw the dart. From the centre front line, add 14cm, this will form the wrap at the front. Cut out the Front Skirt pattern piece. 02

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