Hanbok Wrap Skirt - Reversible Pleated Skirt | Sewing Therapy PDF Pattern
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- The Hanbok Wrap Skirt is a reversible pleated wrap skirt that offers a modern twist on a classic design, inspired by the centuries-old traditional elegance of the Hanbok. This versatile skirt works beautifully in a variety of occasions from casual outings to special events. Depending on whether you want a gracefully flowy skirt or want to emphasize the structured pleats, your choice in fabric will help you achieve the look you desire.
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I finished making this skirt today :) it's very beautiful and I can already tell I will wear it a lot! As it's becoming winter in the UK, I used a wool mix for the skirt and brushed cotton for the waistband. I also made the width of the skirt panels a few inches wider (I'm an L so i used the full 60in width of my fabric rather than 56in as instructed) which allowed me to fully pleat the skirt. I wore it this evening and several friends were so surprised and impressed that I made it rather than buy it. I will definitely make another in lighter fabrics for a spring/summer option!
Ooo the wool mix skirt sounds wonderful! Thanks so much for sharing and I hope you enjoy sewing and wearing more Hanbok Skirts! 😉🫰🫰
I might do the same, use the 60 inches since I'm a bit bigger than the pattern size measurements. Thanks for the tip!
This is a really silly question, but I am tying my head in knots - when I am measuring on the fold the width of my fabric, do I halve the measurement given at the top of the pattern? So that ultimately the skirt length ends up being 56” unfolded? I just don’t see any other way, otherwise I am never going to get fabric wide enough….sorry, this is the first pattern I am trying…
I have almost a yard too much fabric on the skirt and not enough waist band. I’m and advanced sewer but I’m not sure why this is giving me trouble. Lol
A heartfelt thank you for the amazing response to my new skirt pattern - your enthusiasm for the Hanbok Wrap Skirt pattern is overwhelming! 💕💘 If you have any questions while sewing one, feel free to leave a comment!
I already purchased the Hanbok prior to release date. Thank you.
Where can I find your store! I do not sew. I want to buy skirts from you not patterns
@@mallred5 Sorry for my delayed reply! I have been taking small orders! Check out www.twooninefabric.ca/collections/handmade :)
I Never bought a pdf pattern so fast after seeing the skirt on your instagram 😅 Easy pattern, elegant look AND reversible, what more could anyone ask for? Video instructions are also understandable. Thank you ☺️
Aww thank you! I hope you thoroughly enjoy every moment of sewing it!🤍🤍
I made my hanbok wrap skirt today! It was my first real sewing project, and it's given me a lot of confidence! I'm not totally happy with my pleating, but it's given me such insight into making the next one! I followed the L size measurements, but I think I might use the XL waistband measurement, with the L size of the skirt, and do wider pleats. I bought the black linen from your shop for the skirt (it's so nice!), and paired it with a dark blue floral cotton that I had around. I followed this video the whole day! Thank you so much! ☺
The black skirt with a blue floral waistband sounds fantastic! Thanks for sharing your process-it provides valuable insights for those who might try this pattern in the future.❤️
Thank you so much for the detailed video to go along with the pattern, Sara! I'm excited to pick out my fabric for the skirt! 💝
You are so welcome, Wendy! Happy sewing! 🫶✨
This is a great tutorial and I love the aesthetics
Thank you so much! 🫶❤️
Thank you!!!😊
Your video popped up on my Instagram feed for this skirt and I purchased it immediately!! It's so beautiful. Thank you for creating this pattern and lovely video to go along with it. The best part is that once I make my skirt, it will be a wonderful reminder of the years I lived in South Korea and their beautiful culture. ❤❤
You're very welcome! I'm delighted to know that creating and wearing your hanbok will evoke beautiful memories for you! I’m glad you’ve found my channel!
Absolutely stunning! Your tutorial is extremely thorough and I appreciate all the time and effort you put into this video. I found your video in IG for this skirt! I followed the link for this video and I will now be purchasing the pattern.
Thank you so much! Your encouraging words mean a lot! Happy sewing! 🧵💕
I just finished making my hanbok shirt about 10mins ago and I'm already trying to decide what colour to make my next one. As a beginner to making my own clothes, this was an easy pattern to make especially with the video to follow along with. I love that it is adjustable for weight fluctuations and I was really happy with the just below knee length. I made mine in a tencel/linen blend and it drapes and moves so nicely.
How many yards of fabric did you buy? I’m also a beginner and nervous about not having enough fabric
I'm happy to hear that you loved the process and the result as well! ☺️🤍
Please refer to the fabric requirement chart in the instrctions! ☺️
I finished making this skirt today and it came out so wonderfully! I just started sewing recently, but your video was so clear and easy-to-follow that I had no problems putting everything together. The section explaining how to be creative with the pleating was really useful, and I learned a lot about how much pressing can improve your quality of life while sewing haha. I'm looking forward to watching more of your tutorials and using more of your patterns!
So thrilled to hear you found my video helpful! Your sweet comment definitely encourages me! ☺️🫶🫶 I hope you enjoy wearing your Hanbok Skirt as much as I do! 🤍
I love this skirt and I'm looking forward to making it soon. Thank you for the instructional video.
You're very welcome! 😊 I hope you enjoy every minute of sewing the Hanbok skirt!
I’m a confident beginner and I made it! and now I am going to make a second one, because there is too much pretty fabric in the world. Thank you so much for the detailed video tutorial, it is so wonderful to follow along! I would love a tutorial for the loose fitting top you are wearing too…it works so well with the skirt!
I couldn't agree more that there's an abundance of beautiful fabric in the world.😅💕💕
So pretty, I want to make one each for my cousins. Their grandma was korean and they still have a beautiful pink embroidered silk fabric I could use. Your patters is really easy to understand, I love it! I especially like your forethought to use a fabric that can be used from both sides. I like wrap skirts cause you can still wear them, even if your body changes and the versatility of the pattern is good in terms of longevity of the piece. I love things like this. 😊
I’m happy to hear you love my Hanbok Skirt design! Thanks so much for your lovely feedback. 🤍
Beautiful. Just beautiful. I have some linen that has been waiting for a pattern and I just found it! I must say, I really liked your “pressing” hand gesture in this video! 😊 Very clear even without captions! 😆
Hehe I’m glad you like my ‘pressing’ gesture! 😂 I hope you have fun sewing your first Hanbok Skirt!
I've completed 2 skirts and I absolutely love the pattern. Thank you! I just finished watching a Korean Drama, The Story of Park's Marriage Contract, and I was thrilled to see many hanbok skirts and dresses as the main character designed and made them. It also gave me ideas of things I might want to do to the skirts (and dresses since i just purchased that pattern) to make them uniquely my own. Again, thank you for sharing your passion and talents.
Thank you so much for your wonderful feedback! I'm thrilled to hear that you've completed two skirts using the pattern and that you love it. Thank you for sharing your experience, and I'm delighted that my passion and talents could contribute to your creative journey. Happy sewing!
Absolutely lovely!
Thank you! 😊
This is beautiful! I'm going to make it as soon as I can.
Yay! Have fun!
You make it look so easy!
👍👍🫶Thank you!
A really clear video, I am off to buy the pattern now!
Wonderful! I hope you enjoy!
I usually don't like wrap skirts but this one is striking. Will need to buy the pattern soon and do my own thing with it. Thanks for sharing this video, immensely appreciated. The biggest rush is sewing and it gets bigger when done.
I appreciate your kind words. Thank you for watching and happy sewing! The satisfaction truly amplifies when the project is completed. :)
Beautiful! And such a great, clear video. Now to find the pattern!
Wonderful!🌷✨
I am excited to make this skirt! I already have plans for a few different ones, including a winter wool one!
Wonderful! Wool version sounds wonderful! 🤍🤍
Мастер класс по шитью ура!!❤❤❤❤
Я надеюсь научиться шить одежду в частности ханбок по твои мастер классам!
Пожалуйста продолжай снимать больше видео с ханбок разные стили и мастер классы по шитью
Это для меня очень важно нужно и полезно!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much for your love and support! I will try! 🤞💘😉
@@SewingTherapy
Буду ждать с нетерпением!
☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you So much for making this Video I love This skirt!! I do fin clothes I love the design of just not in fabrics I love so this will be an Awesome make!!
Happy to hear you love the result!!😆 I hope you are enjoying wearing them!
Sadly it doesn't have pockets but as it looks so cool and is adapted to plus size clothes, I'm definitely going to purchase it anyway! ❤
As someone who loves pockets, the decision wasn’t easy, but I didn't like how they added bulk to the sides when combined with the pleats. I decided to prioritize beauty over convenience this time.☺️✨
@@SewingTherapy I'm wondering if pocket slits, and tie on pockets might allow for the heavy pleating without the bulk.
Or, the overlap could provide access to a tie on pocket. Not the most convenient or elegant to reach into if the wrap is deep - but certainly an adequate pocket for something like ID cards - when you probably won't need to pull it out, but obviously you have to have them.
Planning the pocket length carefully to ensure the contents of your pocket will sit below the hip where the skirt sits away from the body will keep the "stuff" from adding bulk.
I've learned that regardless of beauty, I just don't wear outfits that don't meet my pocket needs... So I've been trying to figure out ways of incorporating them into garments that aren't well suited.
I love that it's reversible! Even if it's not visually different, if there's a stain that can't be removed, or pilling or something, you've got the other side.
Flat fell seams at great. But I'd forgotten what they were called. Thank you!
I added pocket slits to mine and they work great. They do add some bulk to the sides so that is something to keep in mind but a single layer pocket (my tie on pockets are lined and made of a midweight fabric) might be flatter. Still looks good even with the added bulk, it just creates a more curvy appearance, maybe a half inch on each side when you have stuff in it, not sure on exact thickness.
Another opinion would be an internal pocket in the waistband for small objects like an ID similar to some yoga pants. That would also maintain the reversable nature.
This is so beautiful! It is also a very versatile style - living in hot and humid Florida, I'm going to make a summer version in linen; I will also plan to make a more formal one in an emerald silk for the holiday season. 🥰💖
so pretty! thank you so much~
Thank YOU!! ✨🤍
Hello, I am Daniela from Germany. Thank you so much for your lovely tutorial. Love your calm and detailed description. Found you last night (couldn‘t sleep) on Insta and fell in love with your content. I‘m now checking my fabrics to start this project. ❤
I’m glad you’ve found me and my channel! 🤍✨
Man patīk šie svārki.
Thank you! 😊
Thank you so much for the pressing the tie part of the tutorial. 😅 I'm about to make a traditional wrapping skirt from a region of Czechia, basically an apron, and... having made a couple of those already for myself and my sister, I somehow never thought of pressing it that way. It makes so much sense now that I've seen it!
P.S. It's funny how, in a way, there are only so many ways you can make traditional clothes. These are gathered rather than pleated, and worn in a very different context, yet the principle is much the same.
You are so welcome!😘💕
Can I ask which skirt from CZ? I'm making a Slovak skirt that has a wrap, but I'm only going from photos taken at a distance.
@@cherylrosbak4092 Moravian Wallachia. Vicinity of Vsetín. That particular one is about as simple as it gets with Czech folk costume.
Where's yours from?
@@beth12svist It's from Zbora, a very small town near Trencin.
What a beautiful garment, you have put a lot of effort in creating a long lasting pattern. Thank you for the video...would love to know the pattern for the cream top in the introduction, it goes so well with the skirt! Thank you xoxo
Thank you! ✨🫰 The top is one of my old RTWs and now I’m seriously considering to make it into the pattern! 😉
I made this and it was lovely and the instructions were quite clear. I had made a few changes, making the skirt longer and adding pockets. The pockets were an interesting challenge since I wanted it to stay reversible so I made it like an apron front skirt. I made two slits and binded them and I wear it with tie on pockets.
Overall this project was great and very achievable by a beginner and in a few hours (took me around 3-4 hours)
Sounds like great modifications! 😉👍🤍
any pics please?
Oh, I was wishing it had pockets! Tie-on pockets sounds intriguing. I was thinking of seam pockets, but it will depend how it sews together. Even one pocket would be good, just for a tissue. :)
Its quite easy to add the slits after completing the skirt so you can always make the skirt then add them at a later time if you wanna try a few ways out
Thanks@@wherocaro, I'll do that!
Lovely
Thank you!
@@SewingTherapy Would you consider doing a full fancy set like for a wedding or talk over a queen or consortia hanbok?
Bought the pattern after I saw you on TikTok. Working on it now. One side is thrifted lightweight blue cotton with a black and silver stripe, maybe sari fabric? The other is black linen-rayon.
Oooo sounds so interesting! I hope your skirt turns out beautifully! 🤞🫶
like the top
Thank you! It’s my old RTW! 🥰
This is AMAZING! I found you recently and I am so excited to try out all your designs!
I am curious, does the skirt have to be pleated? Thanks!
I'm delighted you discovered my channel! This skirt is designed to be pleated, though you have the option to gather instead. Keep in mind that choosing gathering might create excess bulk around the waist, making the wrapping area seem overwhelming.
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It would be great to mention in the video that the REVERSIBLE part is the WAISTBAND and NOT the skirt panels themselves, because some fabrics don't look good on the reversed side.
I thought I mentioned in the video that the two different colored waistbands make this skirt reversible! Apologies if I didn't, and any confusion it may have caused.
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Beautiful pattern and realization. Traditionnal with modernity, well done ! Can you tell me, in your second look at the end, what is the dress you wear under the skirt ? Really chic and beautiful as always !
Thank you! ❤️ If you're referring to the brown shirt dress beneath my Hanbok Skirt, it's actually a refashion project from a few years ago! 😅
This looks so cool! I already ordered the pattern and my fingers are itching to get started! Could I also gather the skirt instead of pleating it or would that be too bulky?
You might consider using less fabric if you prefer gathering over pleating!☺️
i think im going to go a little crazy and add a pocket!
진짜 날씬하심.
저런 스커트에 저 허리라니,,,,,
Thank you very much, I am washing the fabric as I am writing you. I have to still to understand how to make reversible, it is a bit of puzzle for me
I will try it 🥰 what pattern Do you use for the blouse? It looks so good together
Hehe unfortunately it’s an old RTW!
You are truly inspiring and so kind to show how to hack the Hanbok pattern! I am going to sew them all. Is there a pattern available for dress you're wearing under the skirt?
Aww thank you so much for your support! I’m seriously considering making a pattern for my refashioned dress, the brown one. ☺️
I love how when you said, "Welcome to sewing therapy," I said, "homegirl, I need therapy after today's sewing." 😅 Also, new fallower! ❤
Hehe, We've all had those sewing days, right? Welcome to the community! Excited to have you as a new follower! 🧵💕
Hi Sara, thank you for this beautiful skirt and pattern! :) Your video aesthetic is also very elegant!
To make the skirt two-toned, did you split the amount of fabric cuts needed into two coloured fabrics? For example, if it's 2 cuts, it is two pieces of different fabric joined together? Thank you!
Exactly! 👍
@SewingTherapy Thank you Sara! 💝
Is it possible to hack this design by doing gathers instead of pleats for a more flowy look? Please let me know.. Beautiful pattern, love your tutorials, i have learned so much from you.. 😊🥰🙏🏻
Thank you! 😊❤️ Of course! However, be aware that gathering instead of pleats may enhance the overall flair, but it might also appear a bit too bulky.
I saw that we need to cut three panels on the fold for size xl and larger. If we are hacking the Hanbok Wrap Dress pattern, do we use just the two panels indicated in that pattern? (Thank you for these beautiful patterns! I am excited to make them.)
I recommend using three panels of fabric, if you prefer a voluminous pleated skirt. ☺️ Happy sewing!
I love the top you pair it with! Do you have a pattern for that as well? 😂
Haha Not yet! 😅
Vous avez des doigts de fée sara 😊
Les hanbok sont magnifiques
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Thank you for this tutorial. Would you be able to clarify how you made the skirt reversible? The video tutorial here only shows how you constructed using the orange fabric. 😅
You’re so welcome! The skirt becomes reversible from the two different waistands, not with skirt panels! 😅
I'm planning to make this Hanbok Wrap Dress. Any tips about the thickness of the fabrics? When I travel and visit Korea and try wearing Hanbok, the dress fabrics are usually thick ones, seems for winter. Can I use thinner fabric for the dress? I'm wondering... how would the look and feel be if using thin summer fabric? 🤔🥰 Thank you for sharing the patterns and tutorial~!! ❤
You can use various types of fabric for Hanbok. Many modern Hanbok skirts are made from linen and cotton, which look great while offering a different aesthetic from traditional versions. This approach allows for more versatility and comfort while still maintaining the essence of Hanbok style.
넘 우아한 치마에요~~ 한가지 바람이 있다면 한국어로도 말씀해주셨음 좋겠어요 ㅎㅎ
언젠간 한국어로 소잉 비디오들도 만들고 싶어요! ☺️🤍 봐주셔서 감사합니다
This is so lovely. I'm sorry if I missed something but how did you make two different colors in the green/black skirt? Is is two layers of fabric or a type of fabric with two distinctly colored sides? I understand about the waistband construction allowing it to be reversed but some fabric isn't pretty on the reverse side.
Hi! They are two different skirts! 😅
@@SewingTherapy But the green and black reversible skirt is green on one side and black on the other?
What kind of interfacing do you recommend when working with your linen fabric?
I use light weight silk interfacing for my Hanbok Skirt! ☺️
Can I ask where did you get the brown top you wore at 0:20 ? I love how it looks with the skirt!
That’s my refashion old shirt dress!🥰
very beautiful! may i ask what the dress is under your skirt?
They are my old RTWs! ☺️
Hello! I bought this and I'm excited to make it :) I'm a beginner so I don't really understand the measurements, when you say to cut two panels on fold and they should be 27 x 56 inches, does that mean that the unfolded piece should be that size? Or should the fabric be 27 inches wide when it's folded? Mine is much smaller so I'm confused. Thank you!
Hello! 👋 If you're using the measurements, please cut accordingly.
I've just purchased the pattern. I'm going to try using heavy cotton for this. Donyou think velvet would work as well?
Great! I’m excited! I think velvet would make a unique Hanbok Skirt but it would be hard to hold the pleats neatly IMO!
I want to add pockets in this skirt, since part of the skirt overlaps, where should I add it? Do I need to cut the large piece in half.
You'll need to decide where to add pockets since it's a wrap skirt, and everyone might wrap it differently. Therefore, the location for the pocket could vary.
For the flat felled seam, thats on the 27" side right?
Correct! ☺️
Is the flat felled seam on one end of the skirt and the double hem on the opposite end for a lined/two sided skirt that's about 53 inches long before pleating? Or is the flat felled seam combining the two skirt pieces into one piece that is 106 inches long which will then be pleated?
The width of your fabric should be doubled before making pleats.
한복치마가 너무 예쁩니다!!
패턴을 구입하고 싶은데 어떻게 해야 할지 모르겠어요!!
그리고~ 저는 허리가 36(99사이즈)인데, 어떤 사이즈로 만들어야 할까요??😊😊😊
패턴은 구매링크를 따라가시면 되구요~ 사이즈 고르는 차트가 패턴에 나와있어요~ ☺️ 해보시고 궁금하신 점이
있으몀 또 질문 주세요!
What brand of interfacing do you use for the waistband?
I use no-brand interfacing from Korea! 😅
I just bought the pattern today. I have a quick question. I noticed the larger sizes go up every 6ins would I just continue that pattern till I get to my size?
Yes, you can do that! (Sorry for my late reply!)
When cutting the pattern out, which dimensions are the final skirt width and the final skirt length? I have patterned material that I want to flow top to bottom, if I cut it wrong it will be sideways. Thanks!
Typically, measurements are specified with width first and then length.
This a beautiful skirt so i bought the pattern but i what do i tell the people at staples how to print it?
You can send them the A0 file to print the pattern for you!
Hello, I'm a bit confused and need help. I sew large XL. I cut the waistband 4 times. I ironed fleece into two of them. Which ones do I cut the 5 inches from? Many thanks.
The hack is for Dress pattern. If you are following Skirt pattern, please ignore that trimming part
The 3x size is too small for me. How can I adjust the waistband and panel with for some extra inches please?
May I ask your waist?
@@SewingTherapy 47” or 120 CM
Actually I see that is the 3x size. I thought I was larger.
Is this skirt bicycle proof?
in the video, your green skirt is black on the other side, but the orange one appears to be a single layer. does the given yardage in the pattern accommodate the double layer or the single layer skirt??
Just to clarify, this Hanbok Skirt is reversible with two different waistbands, not two different skirt panels! 😊
@@SewingTherapy oh okay, thank you for the reply!
What do the two inch measurements at the start of the fabric requirements mean? They’re not labelled or mentioned elsewhere in the pattern.
What do you mean by 2 inch measurements?
searched this online "What does 45 and 60 mean on a sewing pattern? When you see the numbers 45 and 60 on the cover page, these numbers indicate the width of the fabric. Depending on the fabric mill and content, some fabrics come in 45 inch widths while others are 60 inches wide."
If we have a fairly large fabric, do we need to cut it twice on fold? Can't we just take the right measurement in one piece?
Certainly, you can proceed with that. The pattern is designed for the standard fabric width of 60 inches.
I am so in love with this but I would also like to sew the dress or at least the top and I watched the related videos. This made me think I can buy the pattern for the dress and hack it to get all 3? I don't know maybe I'm delusional 😂
Thank you! 🫶😍 I think you can easily hack the dress pattern to the skirt and the top. 😉
Are we sewing the short or long sides of the skirt panels together? I’m confused.
Join the sides of the skirt panels you consider it in length.
@@SewingTherapyam I pleating the 56” side or the 27” side?
I’m making a large - it doesn’t say anywhere in the pattern what sides attach to the waist and which is the length of the skirt.
Brought the pattern and why not use one long piece of fabric for the skirt instead of sewing together three cut pieces say for a larger piece for the total pleated circumference?
Finding fabric with sufficient width might be challenging.😅
Hiya! I was wondering, with the variation where the sides are left unpleated; how do you figure out where the sides will be?
Typically, the centre of the fabric aligns with the side of your waistline (in case you're using two fabric panels.)
@@SewingTherapy thank you!
I have a question regarding cutting the fabric. I am making size xl and need 3 panels for the skirt part that measure 51x27 inches. My panel of fabric is 55x118 inches. It says to cut them on fold. Does that mean 3 panels on fold for the 51’’ or 27’’?
When cutting with measurements, you don’t need to fold the fabric to cut. ☺️
Thank you! That makes sense! Looking forward to making it: I will send you a picture once it’s done!
I don´t understand "partial pleats" for size 2XL. I am trying to sew this skirt now and a i have a lot of skirt fabric.. so not sure what partial pleats means here and it is not mentioned in the video.
Does it mean placing pleats only in front and back, and not in the sides? Or does it mean pleats that overlap each other?
For some sizes, I suggested making partial pleats as full pleats can create a bulky waistline. I mentioned in the video that you can leave some parts flat according to your preference. If you want full pleats, you can simply add more fabric.
Hello Sarah. I bought the pattern to make this skirt. I'm trying to figure out how much fabric I need to buy, so do I use the smallest part of my waist or my waist around my belly button, which is actually bigger (my dietician has me measuring here)? The smallest part of my waist is 43.5 inches (108.6 cm) and my circumference at my belly button is 53.5 inches (133.8 cm). My hips are 54.8 inches (136.9 cm). Either way, I'm going to use the 3XL as I think that will be the best fit, and I hope the pleats will allow for my plus size figure. Do I need to cut a slightly bigger waistband because I'm slightly bigger than the 3XL measurements or is there enough wrap and waistband to just make the pattern as is?
You don’t need to! There will be enough wrapping area for you! ☺️ To make fuller pleats, add more inches to your skirt panels and you can adjust pleats as you prefer! Good luck on your first Hanbok Skirt adventure! 🤞👍
Thank you so much for getting back to me so quickly@@SewingTherapy! I'll be getting material soon so I can spend a weekend making this skirt!
型紙は日本への配送もされていますか❓
The pattern is a PDF and you can download it from anywhere!
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返信ありがとうございます。
スカートの型紙みなら日本円で金額がいくらですか❓
Une cousette de langue française pourrait elle m’aider ? J’ai acheté le patron, j'ai le tissu , je voudrais réaliser une réversible. Mais j’hésite, notamment spqour la répartition et taille des plis . Merci
Je suis debutante en couture, et la mienne est donc pleine de défauts, mais je peux partager mon expérience si tu as encore besoin d'informations !
Merci pour le tutoriel. Votre jupe est très intéressante pour les petites tailles, mais ne convient pas pour les grandes tailles. C'est trop volumineux. Il est préférable dans ce cas de couper un demi rond dans le biais du tissu et adapter votre ceinture. Cette nouvelle jupe sera plus seyant pour les femmes fortes. Amicalement et bonne continuation.
Apologies for the interruption, but this skirt has gained immense popularity among women in larger sizes!😅
@@SewingTherapyPersonnellement j'utiliserai deux demi rond pour une plus belle fluidité
Can you show me how to sew without these bookmarks, please?