How to make a half circle skirt with elastic waist | Beginner friendly sewing project
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- This sewing tutorial will show you how to sew a half circle skirt. With just a few simple steps, you can create a stylish and unique skirt that will look good on any figure and is equally suitable for a 5 years old girl or for a 50 years old woman. The best part about this project is that it can be made without a pattern, so it’s perfect for beginners. It’s very easy to draw all necessary lines right on the fabric. You just need some basic sewing skills and these step-by-step instructions.
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Very nicely done and the instructions were spot on an very easy to follow. Thank you very much.
Glad it was helpful!
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Hello 👋 vicki
Great! Really interesting to see the process of setting the serger correctly. I haven't had mine long and am still learning how to use it.
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Brilliant❤️
Thank you so much!
Excellent tutorial help me make a 60’s drop waist dress with circular skirt I have trying to buy one in my size of 42 bust but only small sizes . So I am going to adapt ur pattern to a shift dress top I will try on material. I’m not fussy for many thanks for your tutorial .❤️😄
I'm happy to hear that the tutorial was helpful for you! Adapting patterns can be such a rewarding way to create the perfect fit, especially for those beautiful vintage styles like the '60s drop waist dress. Your plan to combine it with a shift dress top sounds like a great approach, and I'm sure it's going to turn out wonderfully. Best of luck with your sewing project, and I'd love to hear how it goes once you've given it a try.
Thank you ❤️ so much for sharing this video you have explain so nicely I have learned a lot I just can't wait to start my skirt
Thank you so much for your feedback! happy to know it was helpful.
Thank you for the tutorial on this project I appreciate it greatly it will help me to cut my own skirt
Glad it was helpful!
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I really need your help thank you so much ❤️ I like watching your video
Thank you! Just replied to the other comment. Sorry for the late reply.
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Thank you for subscribing and for the positive feedback on the video! I'm delighted to have you join the community. Looking forward to sharing more content with you and I hope you'll find it just as helpful and enjoyable.
how to attach the bodies with elastic waist to the skirt thank you so much ❤️ for this video
how to downsize my half circle skirt I like the way you explain so nicely thank you so much ❤️
Contact me by email please and I can try. Thanks!
I love watching your video can you please help me to down size my half circle skirt to a smaller size skirt thank you so much ❤️
I will try! Can you contact me by email? The address is on the contact form on my site at the bottom of each page www.ageberry.com
you mentioned 15inches radius how did u calculate it,I thought 10.5 inches
I just found it by placing a tape measure on the fabric. Read my detailed tutorial at this link - www.ageberry.com/how-to-make-half-circle-skirt/
I know you calculated your waist circumference by 4,to get 10.5. But you mention radius,is it radius of what?
@@lorsholczk7329I was confused at first too. She meant take the hip measurement divided by 4 (10.5 for her) and line it up across the top of the fabric with a measuring tape (kind of curving the measuring tape). Then mark how far down the fabric (from the point of the fabric) you would cut the waistline and measure that distance from the top (the point) of the fabric down to the waistline (15 inches for her) so that you could more accurately draw the waistline on the fabric since it’s not a straight line but a curve. I hope that made some sort of sense!