Skirts

Misses' Skirts Floor length skirts have front A-line shape, back variations with short trains, side back zippers and waistbands with skirt hook closures. Back options include tailored A-line with princess seams, pleated back panels or dramatic bustle. Bustled skirt keeps its shape with net stiffening. See envelope for more information.

Misses' Skirt and Jacket Vintage Simplicity 1950's skirt and jacket sewing pattern. View 1 of this "Simple to Make" fitted jacket is styled with three-quarter sleeves cut in one with the bodice. Tabs at the neck and sleeve cuffs button to the jacket. View 2 jacket features a small collar and cuffs. The easily made full skirt is styled with soft pleats and zipper closing at center back. A contrasting ribbon scarf trims for View 1 jacket. Authentic Vintage Reproduction includes additional sizes and cutting layouts.

Misses' Skirt In Three Lengths Cargo skirts with drawstring waist band have side seam pockets with flaps and snap button closures. Skirts B and C have patch pockets and back vents. SEWING RATING Average

Misses' and Women's Top and Skirt in Two Lengths By Mimi G StyleCropped corset top with bust cups has underwire for support. Skirt has a slightly lowered waist and is offered in two length variations. Top and skirt both have side zippers. Top has separate pattern pieces pattern for B, C, and D cup sizes for Miss and C, D, and DD cup sizes for Women. DESIGNER: Mimi G Style SEWING RATING Average

Mid-rise cargo mini skirts with pockets variations have optional tie belt, back darts, front fly zipper and button closure.

Lined corsets with sweetheart neckline have boning, curved hemline or peplum detail, optional ties and zipper closure. Corset can be made with straps or strapless. Fitted pants and skirt have back darts, invisible side seam zipper and side pockets.

Voluminous utility balloon skirts in three lengths have elastic casing at waistline, adjustable ties, and side seam pockets. View C skirt has cargo pockets with tab over pocket flap, and ties at the bottom opening. Recommended fabrics Chambray, Cotton Blends, Lightweight Twill, Linen Blends, Poplin, Ripstop Nylon. Lining: Cotton Blends, Polyester Blends. Interfacing: Lightweight Fusible.

Fitted and flouncy peplum top has pintucked bodice, tie-fastening cutout, and zip closure. Make an outfit with the matching skirt! Gathered skirt has elasticized waist and side seam pockets. Recommended fabrics Chambray, Double Gauze, Linens, Silky Types, Soft Cotton. Lining A: Lightweight Cotton, Polyester, Rayon.

Elastic waist Cocoon shape with horizonal top stitched feature seam Inseam pockets (optional) Mid length Darted hem Wool, linen, crepe.

Sew a summery skirt yourself with burda easy! Start with the mini skirt pattern with side gathers to customize the length. For the vacation look, there's the skirt pattern with sophisticated side gathers reminiscent of ocean waves. The plain knee-length jersey skirt adds sporty elegance - perfect for the job or going out. Three stylish skirts in one pattern set!

These two skirt cuts bring movement into your looks! The midi skirt conjures up an enviable silhouette with its seductive ruffles at the waist and hips, and the skirt with a large ruffle is also a cut to our liking - sweet and flattering. The ruffle conjures up a slim hip. Have fun sewing it yourself!

Two slightly flared skirts with side panel seams. The decorative shaped waistband and pretty buttons on view A will catch the eye. View B features a narrow waistband and is adorned with a scalloped edge band which is easily caught in at the seam. Tip: Pair it with the matching cropped jacket (pattern 5870) for a chic two-piece outfit. SEWING RATING ⓘ: Average

Slim figure-hugging skirts for many occasions. View A is knee length, features pockets and has a narrow waistband. The focal point of the sleek, short skirt B is the waistband. Both skirts are lined and each has a back vent for more leg room. Difficulty: Easy Suitable Fabrics Cotton fabrics, blends, boucle. B: Fabrics with edges easy to fray for fringe.

Swingy, tiered skirts with an elastic waist are easy to sew and can be combined in so many ways. The length and your choice of fabric will make the difference. Sew yourself a new favorite skirt!

Two stylish skirts with front buttons or snap fasteners create totally different looks. The buttons down the front and the patch pockets with flaps on view A give a sporty touch. The concealed fastening on view B keeps the lines clean. Style it with the tie belt and choose an elegant fabric for a very chic look.

Misses' Skirt This skirt may look complicated but it is super easy to sew! It consists of just one rectangle of fabric. The front knot is an eye catching detail. The stretchy fabric will hug your figure for a perfect fit. A casual and comfortable piece to take on holiday but just as suitable for the office or about town.

Misses' Skirt Flared panel skirts flatter every woman - choose your best length from mini to midi! The elasticated waist ensures a comfortable fit. Pockets in the side seams and a stylish slit are easy details to sew.

Misses Skirts. Narrow skirts for beginner sewers are neither too stiff nor boring. Choose a pretty fabric with a textured surface or print and add trim or a frill at the hem for a personal touch. An elastic waistband ensures comfort and does away with the need for a zip. Recommended fabrics Jacquard, boucle, twill.

Misses Wrap Skirt with Inverted Pleats. This wrap skirt has the potential to become a new favourite! With an option of three different lengths, there is a style for everyone. Pleats on the skirt panels give moderate extra width in front. Darts sculpt the skirt to your figure in the back. This is an ideal project for beginner sewers. Recommended fabrics Gabardine, poplin, jacquard.

Here is a figure-fitting panelled skirt in two lengths to show off your curves. The fabric has plenty of stretch to ensure comfort in spite of the slim fit. The waistband is stretchy too. Add a personal touch by stitching lace trim along the hem. Choose a stretch lace trim. For stretch knits only

Pretty tiered skirts are easy to sew with with an elastic waist. Skirts like these, slim fitting at the hips and wider toward the hem, are always an option. Go for a long skirt in an elegant fabric for evening wear or choose the shorter style to team with a lightweight top for leisurewear. Sew yourself a new favorite skirt!

This figure hugging skirt is an eye-catcher in any length. The clever front gathering is created by a drawstring cord. Simple elastic at the waist makes this an easy-to-sew style.

A true wrap skirt in two different lengths and with varying details: View A is fastened with tie bands and D-rings. View B is more fanciful with knotted bands.

Here is one of this season's trendy skirt styles: a slim shape, a hip yoke instead of a waistband and a front button fastening. Create the typical denim skirt look with flaps and decorative topstitching. If you prefer more fanciful styling, choose the short skirt with the hem flounce and a tie belt.

Swingy skirts fitted at the hips with a yoke are versatile for going out on the town, working at the office and many more occasions. View A covers your knee and features a sporty belt for a classic maritime look. View B is a midi length skirt and will be especially attractive in lightweight fabrics with delicate prints. The hem dips in the front and the back.

Wonderfully comfortable, the panel skirt with a stretch waistband can be sewn in different lengths ' slip on one of these skirts and you will feel good. Details such as in-seam pockets, cording and a belt are practical and pretty.

These wrap skirts can be made up at knee length or a bit longer. The attached frill makes this skirt a swingy summer separate. It's easy to wear and quick to sew.

Timelessly chic, these dresses with a four-panel flared skirt and hip yoke are classic. They include angled pockets and come in two lengths. The width of the yokes differ but both guarantee a perfect fit. View B has a skirt with a vent and a tie band held at the waist with belt loops.

This sporty flared skirt without a waistband can be made up in two lengths and is a year round wardrobe staple. The clever styling detail on view A is the belt pulled through small slits and fastened with D-rings. View B includes a tie band and belt loops.

These skirts will be among your favorites all year round. Front Fastening, Mini or Midi Length with Pocket Variations. Make them up in imitation leather, corduroy or lightweight viscose-rayon. Choose either the mini or midi – or sew them both! The shaped waistband guarantees a good fit while the flared form is so comfortable and easy to wear. Pockets and a button or snap fastening are eye catching details.