How to sew PRETTY denim skirt pockets. Danube Skirt (Itch to Stitch).
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- čas přidán 20. 06. 2020
- A classic denim skirt is a garment you will wear a thousand times for years to come! A skirt like this share common features with jeans and making one can be the perfect introduction to jean making. I am sharing how to sew the front pockets in an interesting way that will make the skirt look extra PRETTY inside.
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My Specifics:
*Size 14
*Slit is sewn 2” shorter
*Cut the waistband on the crossgrain (don’t do this)
*Pieced the waistband to have a cotton inner waistband
*Opted out of belt loops
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Hello Karina. I just want to thank you for being modest. Most people have no modesty. I think it has nothing to do with age. You can be beautiful and be modest. Good men prefer that I believe. You do so much with limited resources in some ways. You do a beautiful job on everything. Even mistakes are beautiful because it’s a chance to learn. I don’t see you making them though. Thank you for the integrity that you show. Be blessed. Elizabeth
Lovely! I think if you use a good iron on interfacing on your waistband, maybe the grain isn't quite as important. As you say, know your risks and go for it if you want! You are a magician with small pieces of fabric ... a magician! That outfit with the capelet is just gorgeous and the skirt will indeed be a classic! Love your happy town. 💚💚💚
I try to avoid interfacing on waistbands if the fabric is structured because they feel stiff and dig into my tummy. The fashion industry places waistbands on the crossgrain all the time. It saves fabric like that. Jeans are notoriously done like that 😳.
@@LiftingPinsandNeedles Very good point! With a more structured fabric, an interfaced waistband could feel like a steel belt when you sat down haha. 😻😻😻
I love your reverse waistband, I think I will switch all of mine over!
Love the purple. Agree with you on hanging clothes on the line. Nothing better than taking them in dry and fresh and costing nothing!
Exactly. I’d had one all my life before. In Chile they are a must, it’s too cold and clothes will never dry, but here... it’s hot even now in winter and I couldn’t justify having one.
Thank you x you explain things very clearly and well done on the skirt - you did a great job !!! xx
Thank you so much 😊. I love it so much 💜💜
Why does a nice purple fabric have to be so hard to find???? I love a rich true purple too. Awesome skirt pattern, thank you for sharing. xxxx
Hi Karina. I have never tried PDF patterns, but you have inspired me to do so. My first pattern I downloaded was the ninja pants, think Ill start with that as an intro to using PDF patterns before I tackle this skirt. I have had a pretty denim in my stash that I bought for my daughter, who is now a teenager and doesn't like the color anymore. When I saw this video I knew it would look great with this pattern. I am very exited to try it . I love your style and have learned so much looking at your videos. Thank you for an excellent channel!
These patterns are not huge files and it’s not many pages to put together. They are instructed well in the instructions too. It’s a whole new world in pdf patterns :)
It’s my only option living in Brazil.
Great idea about pockets right side to show inside the skirt.
It’s so much prettier than all the others I’ve made :)
OH love it! This shirt is lovely! Purple is my favorite color! Just beautiful! Karina would you please consider doing a video showing us how you lay out your patterns and cut your fabric. Because deciding whether you can or can't cut something on grain is SOOO confusing. I KNOW you "shouldn't" but can you if you need to to make you garment work?🤔 Like you had to in this video. Thx💜💜
I wouldn’t recommend cutting pieces cross grain. I did this exception knowing my risks and aided by the fact that I don’t use a dryer for my clothes. Patterns usually have a layout and I’m liberal about that, while respecting the grainlines :)
Very nice skirt. I like the color. I don't think I have anything that color in my wardrobe so something for me to think about adding.
Nice skirt, beautiful colour. 💕
I wish I’d got more for a blazer :)
That skirt is beautifully constructed and is very becoming on you. It pairs so well with your tops. Thank you for the detailed descriptions of your techniques.
I’m glad you liked it :)
I am Portuguese..born in Portugal so I enjoyed hearing the Portuguese words and music.. Not aware of any Portuguese holiday, but that looked like fun....🤣 I cannot remember but is that pattern company primarily PDF's..I did not look them up. Thank you
Yes. Itch to stitch is PDF, not physical printed patterns. Many people use services that print the A0 big sheet files to avoid printing at home.
Thank you for sharing Karina. I always sew waistbands as you shown us. It's very kleen this way. Thanks for the tip 😉
So much easier right? Thank you so much for watching.
Thank you again
You’re very welcome :)
Great instructions. Thanks
You’re very welcome 😉
I love this skirt. I usually line my waistband with a lighter fabric anyway to reduce bulk.
For curved waistbands that have an inner piece I do the same. This time it worked very well to be softer on the skin and make the waistband with less :)
What a great looking skirt!
I am getting ready to prep (coca cola) wash my heavy weight non stretch denim. I'm thinking I'll make a skirt first before the Eddystone Jeans!! Can't wait to try the reverse waistband. That's such a great idea!!
The skirt is great practice for the jeans :)
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Great techniques. I always learn so much.
That makes me happy 😃. Thank you so much 😊
Beautiful skirt. Will certainly get the pattern. Great tips about the pocket fabric and the side slits. Another winner. Thank you for all your tutorials.
I’m glad you liked it :)
A great skirt, love all the attention to detail on the inside. Pretty pockets!
Thanks! The prettiness makes me happy 😀
It's sounds so pretty outside. I love this pattern. Happy sewing🌼🌼🌼
It’s winter but full of green and birds just the same :)
I love that purple! You achieved such a great fit! And what a genius idea to make a denim skirt as a way to work up to making jeans or trousers! I am so excited about this idea! Thank you, as always! 💜
They are super similar and I think it’s those features that are most intimidating for jeans :)
Thank you so much for watching.
yes, love the way you make the skirt. Perfect
Thank you so much 😊
Beautiful skirt, thanks for this amazing tutorial
I’m glad you liked it :)
Thank you!
Really love the skirt also love the little summer light cardigan
Thank you so much 😊
Katrina you have made another winner! I will definitely use your video as a reference when I make my Danube Jeans Skirt. Thank you for your expert tips. 😊
I’m glad you liked the project 😄
It’s a super cute skirt, I love it!
Thank you so much 😊
Thank you for showing such wonderful construction techniques 💕
You’re very welcome 😉
Love the purple. The skirt is lovely. Beautifully sewn.
Thank you so much 😊
Perfect! I have made two of these skirts last year, I think I will be making more following your "extra" instructions and ideas.
Gracias Karina 🥰🌹
It’s a great pattern. I’m glad you liked it :)
Love the pretty insides and am partial to purple/navy. Thank you. I have no experience with pockets☺
These pockets are fun to sew :)
The skirt suits you love the colour. We seem to like the same colours .
Yay! It’s such a rich color :)
I actually love the detail of the contrasting inner waistband. Super cute! Does Itch to Stitch have detailed instructions? I haven’t used them before but I would love to try this. Definitely seems like a less scary way to try jeans 😊
The instructions are very very detailed. Rachel step has diagrams and words :)
The Danube is a river in Germany pronounced Dan’ yoob (with a long u like the letter of the alphabet.) Love, Love your videos because they break it down so I truly believe I can do this!
I think I’m pronouncing it sort of in Spanish 😄. You can surely do this :)
Karina I also wanted to ask...did you interface the cotton fabric used for the waistband? TY
No I didn’t :)
The cotton is structured and I don’t like having stiff waistbands digging into my tummy.
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Karina, have you made any patterns from this company - www.create-everyday.com/collections/all? They have some very interesting ways of presenting patterns.