SUPER EASY - No Pattern - Asymmetric Plaid Skirt | DIY w/ Orly Shani

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  • Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2024

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  • @LaineyBug2020
    @LaineyBug2020 Год назад +44

    I -like- really love how with the plaid it evokes the same look as tying a plaid around your waste!

  • @kandyappleview
    @kandyappleview Год назад +26

    "You guys, it's just a rectangle with a hole in it!"
    I have been bingeing your videos for weeks and i LOVE the way you explain things. I don't sew (yet!), but this definitely made me think "i can crochet that."

    • @sabrinapitt1466
      @sabrinapitt1466 Год назад +2

      You're instinctive and creative, I bet that would look really good. Hope you try it out!

    • @kandyappleview
      @kandyappleview Год назад +2

      @sabrinapitt1466 thank you! I do have a habit of making things up 😋 I have a few projects I'm currently juggling, but once one of those is done, I will start messing with this skirt!

    • @sStellaAlexandraA
      @sStellaAlexandraA Год назад +1

      Omg same lol

    • @alexxCAUGHTFIREEx3
      @alexxCAUGHTFIREEx3 9 месяцев назад +1

      Omg this crocheted would also be very cool!

    • @fkish334
      @fkish334 8 месяцев назад

      Awesome idea... what stitch would you use?

  • @creed6234
    @creed6234 Год назад +9

    With the blue skirt (pre-cropped length), I would have gotten some large safety pins, added a few embellishments to the pins (charms,chains,beads,whatever), then gathered up some of the fabric over the left knee and pinned it in place. That way, you still have the length when you want it, but you can create a temporary “slit”-style look and add some cool punk elements.
    VERY fun skirts!!!

  • @kimberlyslater4226
    @kimberlyslater4226 Год назад +25

    Great job Orly! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻You could also try wearing the shorter skirt with the longer and have a cool layered look.

  • @stoneyblue603
    @stoneyblue603 Год назад +16

    THIS will become my fav-skirt for autumn. So cute and wild ❤
    The blue one is really short 🤭

    • @janetgardner3153
      @janetgardner3153 Год назад

      If I had her legs, I’d wear it that short too! 😛

  • @renaissancefemme
    @renaissancefemme 8 месяцев назад +1

    Those skirts would look amazing layered together! Short skirt underneath, and the long skirt on top (with the thigh slit orientation).

  • @Cavaughan57
    @Cavaughan57 Год назад +2

    Simple but so stylish! I might even try this, being in my 60's I often hesitate to try some of the A-symetrical looks, as I think they might be too young looking for me. Others out there in my age bracket?? Besides being a Plus size girl...

    • @Orly_Shani
      @Orly_Shani  Год назад +1

      there is no age limit on style. If something feels good to you, you should wear it with pride

  • @irairod5160
    @irairod5160 Год назад +6

    Thank you for showing 3 versions of the skirt. I also appreciate you showed that "boo-boo" where the plaid fabric pulled through the elastic when sewn at some points. It's good for us who don't have as much experience to see that things like that happen to sewists with a lot more knowledge than our own!

    • @Orly_Shani
      @Orly_Shani  Год назад +1

      Totally, random quirks happen all the time, usually it just requires a little creative pivot. lol

  • @texasgirlsoutdoors2669
    @texasgirlsoutdoors2669 Год назад +3

    Amazing! Can't wait to try making these skirts!!! I'm 61 and I don't care. I'll wear WHATEVER I WANT.
    Age is just a number anyway 😂 ❤

  • @janetgardner3153
    @janetgardner3153 Год назад +12

    Omg!!! I love it!
    I love how you show “this didn’t go perfect, but here’s how you can fix it”. Messing up is always my reason for not trying things!
    I found a pair of boots and bought the gold foil (from an old video) AND IM GOING FOR IT!!! ❤❤❤

  • @metalmiauws
    @metalmiauws Год назад +3

    I like how the creme (first) skirt falls! I am not really a plaited kind of girl and would want to edge nicely done. But nice idea for a skirt. Did make an oval one (with the back longer), but the straight angles gives it a nice vibe. You could do a 2 layered one if the fabric is very fine (and semi-see through) to give it even more depth and movement (organza, tule etc).

  • @Citykitty23
    @Citykitty23 Год назад +9

    Love it! I’m such a fan of you and your channel! You have inspired me so much for years! I love to take your tutorials and sometimes tweak them to make them a little more me. I feel like adding some decretive safety pins and distressed leather would be super fun for fall with the plaid pattern! Xx 😘

    • @Orly_Shani
      @Orly_Shani  Год назад +4

      This makes me soooo happy! The whole point if this channel is to provide a nugget of an idea that you get to take and run with! make it your own :)

  • @auriswinters311
    @auriswinters311 Год назад +5

    Orly! These are an outstanding example of designing on a short string! Literally. I agree with others abt the flannel (plaid) looking like plaid tie around from back in the day. This was huge in the 80s. They all look adorable on you. ❤ I just love this channel.

  • @Miausan14
    @Miausan14 Год назад +1

    This reminds me so much of the look from tying a plaid button up shirt around the waist, without any of the bulk!

  • @merrycarolscott7745
    @merrycarolscott7745 Год назад +1

    Your designs are amazing and very inspiring. I am 69 years old and still wear fun clothes…keep up the good work. Can’t wait to get to o “skirting.”

    • @Orly_Shani
      @Orly_Shani  Год назад

      heck ya!!! no age limit on style.

  • @melissagrace3973
    @melissagrace3973 Год назад +3

    Wow you amaze me with your creativity and your ability to pivot when others might feel like it’s not what you first intended

    • @Orly_Shani
      @Orly_Shani  Год назад

      Thank you. The pivot usually ends up being some of my favorite elements so I've come to look forward to it lol

  • @pinapple60
    @pinapple60 Месяц назад

    Oh yea are so much fun to watch never boring, you inspire and make everything look so easy it’s wonderful even for those at the very beginning of their sewing journey or just thinking about it,
    I used to sew like 30 years ago and hardly done anything apart from the odd repaire or alteration but used to love challenging myself and experimenting.
    I intend to go back to it soon but focusing on my health first as I have a daily battle.

  • @elainemariesews2683
    @elainemariesews2683 Год назад +2

    Cute! I can see you making one of the short ones for Blake😊

  • @NurseClaudia
    @NurseClaudia Год назад +1

    Oh heck! I’m obsessed with this skirt too . The red plaid skirt would be perfect for a fall wine tasting date. It looks so romantic and saucy at the same time with a kilt-ish vibe.

  • @sandrarekker585
    @sandrarekker585 Год назад +2

    OOOOOOrly!! So SO So very happy (again) to see you uploading on the regular and wow, early this morning! You've started my day with so much joy!!

  • @heathercanales5474
    @heathercanales5474 Год назад +3

    Man Orly! You get me every time! I bought fabric for last weeks project and now I gotta go back and get more! Love it!!

    • @Orly_Shani
      @Orly_Shani  Год назад

      haha well if you bought the fabric for the scarf you should have enough extra to make this skirt!

  • @elliotsaulter9355
    @elliotsaulter9355 Год назад +1

    Drooling 🤤 so CUTE!!!

  • @tanyavaldez7706
    @tanyavaldez7706 Год назад +2

    Orly! I am in love with that red plaid one! The black elastic looks so good on it too! OK, now I really need to get myself back to Joann’s and without the hubby. 😅 Thank you for another amazing tutorial!

  • @MommaSkelly
    @MommaSkelly Год назад

    I made me one of these from a $3 blanket from Walmart... one of those Felty Ones .... Even though it's a skirt, it's SO WARM!!! Perfect for fall/light winter wear. ♥ Thanks so much for the "how to" video.

  • @jeanne-marie8196
    @jeanne-marie8196 Год назад

    I really like it in all lengths. Very cute and easy. Tacking down the elastic is a must! If one doesn’t, it seems it never straightens out and lays evenly and lumpy

  • @Lizmartin179
    @Lizmartin179 Год назад

    Orly
    I took the tube top and made one with a lighter fabric, more loosy and added elastic at the top! Love, love this, and then paired my black and gunmetal rocknot necklace and I am so pleased

    • @Orly_Shani
      @Orly_Shani  Год назад +1

      omg stop!! I want to see! will you send a pic to ROCKNOT's IG?

  • @amyradbill1836
    @amyradbill1836 Год назад +3

    Looooove this! I love this. I’m still obsessed with some other, older plaid skirt that I think you made (it appeared in one of your videos, and I think about it all the time!). But this is also fantastic! Looking forward to trying this one.
    The seam pulling through to the other side-I’ve had that happen when the machine’s tension is off for the fabric I’m using. I’m not enough of an expert to know anything more than that, so…that’s not super helpful, I know! 🙁 But maybe it provides a clue!

  • @LaineyBug2020
    @LaineyBug2020 Год назад

    The flow of the mini turned out great too, and still gave off the same vibe!

  • @naimebozdas9954
    @naimebozdas9954 Год назад +1

    Harika bayıldımmmmm🤗❤️Türkiye den merhaba🤗❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • @TinaBambina
    @TinaBambina Год назад +2

    Love these, ahh Orly I’ve just bought a pair of yellow checked curtains to make at first wide leg trousers then a circle skirt, now I just don’t know whether to go for one of your skirt styles ❤

    • @Orly_Shani
      @Orly_Shani  Год назад

      Ask yourself which one you would want to wear tonight if it was made.. then make that one!

    • @TinaBambina
      @TinaBambina Год назад

      @@Orly_Shani the beige length one , I’m not a spring chicken anymore X

  • @Anshuman_95
    @Anshuman_95 Год назад +2

    Love the DIY skirts.
    Also not sure but the reason The threads came through the other side of elastic could be due to excessive tension in the machine stitch count.

    • @Orly_Shani
      @Orly_Shani  Год назад +2

      hmmm Ill check that. This machine is sooooo old so I just assume its that lol

  • @debizimmerman2151
    @debizimmerman2151 Год назад +4

    Love both skirts! I've been looking for a great fall skirt! This red plaid will be fabulous into the holidays!! ❤️🍁🍂🎄✨️

    • @debizimmerman2151
      @debizimmerman2151 Год назад

      I decided I'm wearing this skirt, Metallica graphic tee, blk leather leggings, and my Harley boots to Metallica show in November!! 🤘🤘

  • @number1angel66
    @number1angel66 Год назад

    I'm obsessed now too and can't wait to make several! Thanks for all you do! Blessings of love and light to all!🙏🏼💜🙏🏼💙🙏🏼🧡🙏🏼💛🙏🏼💚🙏🏼

  • @shantaegibbons3235
    @shantaegibbons3235 Год назад

    Woman, you did that so stunning. I can't wait to try it. Love it love it.

  • @lucky0n3
    @lucky0n3 Год назад

    YES, the blue one looks INCREDIBLE short!! I really love this idea for doing some patchwork to use up scrap fabric...

  • @cwiggins7416
    @cwiggins7416 Год назад +1

    Love how the cream set looks elegant and the plaid more comfy casual! Either way, fantastic!❤

  • @karenjones9422
    @karenjones9422 Год назад

    Love all of these! I'm a grandma so I'd make the midi length with boots

  • @lindsaynicole8967
    @lindsaynicole8967 Год назад

    Omg I'm obsessed with the last one 😍

  • @sallyidso182
    @sallyidso182 Год назад

    These are so cute. You absolutely did the right thing with the circle skirt. Im old and heavier than I was but I have an old table cloth that I’m going to dye with marigolds and make a skirt. You always inspire me even if it’s not my style I want to use what I have or thrift to add to my wardrobe.💕

  • @kardonay
    @kardonay Год назад

    You are a genius Orly - Love your work !!!!!!

  • @dianaferreira2819
    @dianaferreira2819 Год назад +1

    Love it the cream one is really fab...❤

  • @cinemaocd1752
    @cinemaocd1752 Год назад +1

    It would be amazing to stack two or three of these into a single skirt...I have a bunch of men's shirts that I want to upcycle and it would require piecing but I think this would be cool such a cool use for them...A shirting fabric is thin enough that two layers plus the elastic would still go easily through a machine. This also showed me how to fix/alter a skirt I have that is too big and the elastic rolls....

    • @Orly_Shani
      @Orly_Shani  Год назад +1

      omg yes!!! this is a beautiful idea.

  • @ninc623
    @ninc623 Год назад

    I always love the last part- when you model the dress.❤

    • @Orly_Shani
      @Orly_Shani  Год назад

      haha so do my neighbors 🙄

  • @barbarareeves8754
    @barbarareeves8754 Год назад

    Just beautiful 😍 I had to make it, so yesterday run to the fabric store and made the sleeve scarf and the matching skirt. Absolutely gorgeous 😍 but another one is in the queue for today, not mentioned that boots will be next 😀 You are so inspiring!!!! Love, Love, Love your videos!!! Thank you 😊 💓

    • @Orly_Shani
      @Orly_Shani  Год назад

      Im so glad!! I have worn so many of my recent DIYs relentlessly over the last month haha

    • @barbarareeves8754
      @barbarareeves8754 Год назад

      Didn't manage with the boots 😢 I must be doing something wrong or have wrong shoes to begin with. The "sleeve" keeps rolling down and makes it unwalkable... 🤔 how did you make them stay in place? I mean they slips down the heal and under.

  • @denisem5437
    @denisem5437 Год назад +1

    Awesome, I'm excited to make.

  • @Spiceolyfe721
    @Spiceolyfe721 Год назад +1

    Great tutorial 🎉🎉🎉

  • @jeanettemccullough1573
    @jeanettemccullough1573 Год назад +1

    I love the reversible fabric, where did you get it? I pour beer at our local Celtic Festival, I cant wait to make this skirt to wear!
    Thank you for another great tutorial 😊

    • @Orly_Shani
      @Orly_Shani  Год назад

      Oh this will be amazing for that!! I got this in Downtown LA

  • @sunreevehkt8842
    @sunreevehkt8842 Год назад +2

    Another cool idea, can't wait to make it❤

  • @elizabethlor7770
    @elizabethlor7770 Год назад

    At first I wasn’t sure how the mini tie dyed skirt was going to turned out like but I’m loving the end results. I like it more than the red plaid skirt. Amazing as always ❤

    • @Orly_Shani
      @Orly_Shani  Год назад

      oh thanks! Yea it took me by surprise too

  • @nataliecaygill2708
    @nataliecaygill2708 Месяц назад

    Wishing the teddy bear fabric tutorial for skirt was available as I don't have anything plain in my wardrobe and it looks super good.

  • @krickette5569
    @krickette5569 Год назад

    One of my favorites!

  • @katiebeantown7355
    @katiebeantown7355 Год назад +1

    Orly! Consistently awesome content. I seriously don’t know how you do it

  • @NaeNaeW
    @NaeNaeW Год назад

    Love love love them!!! I also love how stinkin easy it is to make!!! ❤❤❤❤

  • @daylite07
    @daylite07 Год назад

    I’ve been waiting all week for this video and you didn’t disappoint. Love it and so darn easy. Your three skirts look amazing but I still adore the first one. Thank you for sharing.

  • @sharonl7493
    @sharonl7493 Год назад +1

    As always very cool😊😊

  • @MLLL1234
    @MLLL1234 Год назад

    So cute! My favorite is the blue plaid skirt!!

  • @dawnrobinson9212
    @dawnrobinson9212 Год назад

    So funny seeing you sew - I have a piece of painter's tape on my bernina, and I swear the little rumpled bit is in the same spot - made me do a double take

  • @n3rdygrl
    @n3rdygrl Год назад

    I love how well you rock these. I'd look ridiculous.. or like I stole part of an outfit from an extra from the walking dead

  • @sheilagilleland4312
    @sheilagilleland4312 Год назад

    Wow all the skirts look amazing, how dang easy is this🙌🏻🙌🏻 your the best!

  • @wanderingpinesco
    @wanderingpinesco Год назад

    Ahh love them both!! And the bleaching is 🔥

  • @shelbysittig1047
    @shelbysittig1047 Год назад

    I’m not a fan of grung but I’m a lover of plaid. I’ll have to look for some plaid to make this skirt.

  • @brendamawdsley9127
    @brendamawdsley9127 Год назад

    So much to love. You are creative and brilliant. God Bless

  • @jeannettejones2311
    @jeannettejones2311 Год назад +1

    Very cooooool!!!!!! I love all of them!

  • @StephanieTuggle
    @StephanieTuggle Год назад

    I'm so excited.

  • @laurae2489
    @laurae2489 Год назад +1

    Love it

  • @Me-oy5he
    @Me-oy5he Год назад +4

    Using a ball point needle on your machine might prevent that problem when stitching through the elastic.
    But as always, your design ideas are wonderful. These skirts are great, especially the workarounds.

  • @stacyblow3420
    @stacyblow3420 Год назад

    Adore your enthusiasm!

  • @TheLalastein
    @TheLalastein Год назад

    I am so glad I have found you,❤

  • @jamilacreates
    @jamilacreates Год назад

    This is gorgeous! And perfect timing! I just bought some yellow plaid that would be perfect with this design for my store!

  • @chelseakatie02
    @chelseakatie02 Год назад

    YASSS LETS GOOOO DUNE SKIRT ❤😍😍😍 CANT WAIT TO MAKE THIS

  • @victoriafrances2432
    @victoriafrances2432 Год назад

    For the waistband fix, to wear the green side out. just pick out the threadbits, snip them off, and then take a black sharpie and color over any leftover threads you couldn't get out. They'll never show! After washings, if the black marker fades, just re--color! Been doing this for decades!

  • @le-netteleveston6835
    @le-netteleveston6835 Год назад

    I like this. So simple. Thank you.

  • @Chicagocanine
    @Chicagocanine Год назад

    That’s adorable!
    It reminds me of when I was a kid in the 90s and wore plaid shirts tied around my waist. 😁
    Speaking of which- Any tips for making this skirt from a recycled plaid button up shirt?

  • @marybethmorrison
    @marybethmorrison Год назад

    Wow! This turned out great! I think it may be time to learn how to use the sewing machine my mom bought me a decade ago 😂😂😂
    Love those boots, too. That was also a DIY you did, I seem to recall. 🤩

  • @SallyBarnes274
    @SallyBarnes274 29 дней назад

    oh wow, I love your skirt xxxx

  • @whimsicallywhimsywhimsical363
    @whimsicallywhimsywhimsical363 Год назад +1

    As always you are amazing !!

    • @Orly_Shani
      @Orly_Shani  Год назад +1

      oh thank you for watching!

  • @dtropepe
    @dtropepe Год назад

    Orly these 2 skirts are super cool ❤ I love when you shifted the short part to the front. They remind me of flannel which is my go to fabric in the Fall. Have you made a flannel shirt from different flannel plaids? I saw one at urban outfitters TFS your creativity 😊😊

    • @Orly_Shani
      @Orly_Shani  Год назад +1

      I havnet but flannel would be so amazing!

  • @sanyagoodluck4114
    @sanyagoodluck4114 Год назад +1

    The treads are broken due to sharp needle, there is special needle for elastic fabric with kind of a round point of needle so that can not breakthrough thread. Needle kind of go in between threads. I hope you will understand. Great skirt ❤

  • @terrijuanette486
    @terrijuanette486 Год назад

    As you model the 'grungy' shorter skirt, I'm thinking, "What would it look like with tights and/or leather boots - **tall** leather boots, maybe thigh highs. Grungy and leather are a great combo (IMO, of course)...

  • @KaleyRaw
    @KaleyRaw Год назад

    6:50 Oooooorrrr..... you could also use the reverse side of the fabric, or a different fabric if it's not reversible. Thanks for the tutorial, new subscriber here!

  • @putergirl08
    @putergirl08 Год назад

    Cute! Easy to do!

  • @marykaren7542
    @marykaren7542 Год назад +2

    Love them! total Avril Lavigne vibes. I would never have thought to spray bleach on them. Don't bend over when wearing that blue one, though! 😳

  • @meganhellum9876
    @meganhellum9876 Год назад

    So cute!!! You mention that it pulled the plaid through the elastic - curious if you were using a stretch needle. I've had weird things happen when I sew onto elastic and forget to swap the needle from universal to stretch (or jersey).

  • @KristinMoran
    @KristinMoran Год назад +1

    When you decided to add back that strip to the red I thought it would be neat to flip it so the reverse pattern was showing.

    • @Orly_Shani
      @Orly_Shani  Год назад +1

      YES! It will be that way If I wear the black checkered side!

  • @roalienogle246
    @roalienogle246 Год назад

    Woww. Stunning

  • @SG-ld4xs
    @SG-ld4xs Год назад +6

    Your fabric is pulling through because either your needle needs to changed (it’s dull or not the right one) or your tension has been unbalanced. I’d say the needle though

    • @Orly_Shani
      @Orly_Shani  Год назад +1

      thank you!

    • @lorikucharski7001
      @lorikucharski7001 Год назад

      I came here to say the same thing--a dull needle will snag the synthetic elastic and create those little holes. I love this skirt idea and can't wait to try it with thrifted tablecloths!

  • @richellmcknight446
    @richellmcknight446 10 месяцев назад

    I sure wish I'd found you 3 months ago, I desperately needed to know how to make this for a plaid overskirt for Highland Weekend at Ren Faire!😂❤❤ Now do you have any videos on a simple gathered skirt for a beginner?❤

  • @LaineyBug2020
    @LaineyBug2020 Год назад +1

    These are going to be great for fall, maybe over some leggings and paired with one of your grungy leather jackets. Either would look great with your no sew ruffle concert T upcycle and either your Metallic Jacket or the black leather one with the stars, and some appropriately grungified boots! Even some of the safety pin upcycle tops!

  • @michelleahlmer7480
    @michelleahlmer7480 Год назад

    I really love your channel. Have you done a video on how to make a crew neck t shirt into a v-neck, I need help!

  • @anushreep5651
    @anushreep5651 Год назад

    Super cute ❤

  • @kightlora
    @kightlora Год назад

    I found a beautiful table cloth that is made of heavy fabric. I.think it would make a gorgeous skirt.

  • @dianevandenhaak468
    @dianevandenhaak468 Год назад +1

    I think for my skirt, I will use pin the longer folds together over the short bit for a thigh slit, if that makes sense?

  • @MyEverydayBeauty
    @MyEverydayBeauty Год назад

    Hi! I've just bought a sewing machine & I'm so excited to try your DIYs.
    Love your shirt! Where's it from, please?

  • @tanyaskopitz8921
    @tanyaskopitz8921 Год назад

    How fun! ❤

  • @Smilebefine
    @Smilebefine Год назад

    Both skirts are sooo good. Question--> where did you buy the black boots. Those are everything 🥰
    Thanks for tutorial as usual simple and easy work flow and the end result is gorgeous outfit 👍❤️
    Greetings from Europe, sLOVEnia

  • @katlambert3649
    @katlambert3649 Год назад

    Oh my God you’re good! They all look great. Of course everything you put on looks great. Ha ha ha. ☘️

  • @melz3752
    @melz3752 Год назад

    I like the original and the red but I am obsessed with the blue, short, skater skirt! I can imagine a little sexy black lace at the bottom hem….🤔

  • @ruchisharma851
    @ruchisharma851 Год назад

    Beautiful ❤

  • @Lizmartin179
    @Lizmartin179 Год назад

    I have had some plaid fabric to make a skirt with. I wanted to do something pleated like the skirt you used to pair with the T-shirt into the dress video. Not anymore, making this today.
    I think on the reversible I would take a strip of the plaid and cover the waist band on the other side, that would be pretty cool. Or any ole

    • @Orly_Shani
      @Orly_Shani  Год назад

      I'm so happy to hear that! DO IT!

  • @lulun.romero5343
    @lulun.romero5343 Год назад

    Woow I love it 😍 😍😍😍 very cool ideas 👏