Sometimes you just need to let out your inner-most frilly desires. We are totally here for you. Ruffles on ruffles create a flouncy dream, with this asymmetrical pencil-gone-rogue skirt.
This comfortably fit princess seamed skirt uses a clean finish waistline technique with fabric doubling at the top for proper coverage on the upper half. Fulfill the frilly-est of your dreams with this intermediate-level sewing pattern.
Level: Intermediate
Pattern sizes: (0 to18) or (14 to 30)
Seam allowances included
Recommended fabrics: Light-mid weight linen, viscose, modal, silk, or cotton with a good drape are recommended options for this pattern. Stick to wovens that drape nicely for optimal ruffle goodness! A stabler fabric will be more beginner friendly.
Construction details include: French and flat-felled seams, invisible zipper application, and baby hem or bias-binding a circular hem.
The Gone Rogue Skirt is designed for light- to mid-weight woven fabrics. The skirt is constructed as two separate asymmetrical layers which results in a double layer of fabric on the top portion, finished with multiple flat felled seams. Treating the inner layer as a lining for creating the waistline and invisible zipper construction allows for a beautifully clean finish. The underskirt serves as both a lining and a second tier that peaks out from the bottom of the top skirt layer. The double layer of fabric allows for more coverage if you choose a lightweight, semi-translucent material.
Paper pattern contains an illustrated instruction booklet and a full size pattern.
