Pattern Zero-Drop Tulip Skirt - PDF

Fabric selection advice:

Jersey-type stretch fabric (sweat tencel, cotton, viscose...)

A fabric approaching 240 grams/m2 will be thicker and more resistant for this skirt.

Please note: Printed fabric can be used seamlessly.

Ecological fabric tip:

Sweat (100% tencel, 245 g/m2)

Fabric consumption:

You can cut the skirt straight or crosswise. Sizes A, B, C, D, E and F, G, H, I, J, K are shown straight-threaded and cross-threaded respectively.

Fabric consumption is indicated with a 30 cm safety margin.

Straight through:

Size A: 140 cm in 105 cm width
Size B: 140 cm in 113 cm width
Size C: 140 cm in 121 cm width
Size D: 141 cm in 129 cm width
Size E: 142 cm in 137 cm width

Crosswise:

Size F: 179 cm in 113 cm width
Size G: 191 cm in 114 cm width
Size H: 203 cm in 115 cm width
Size I: 215 cm in 116 cm width
Size J: 227 cm in 117 cm width
Size K: 239 cm in 118 cm width

Supplies:

4 cm wide elastic :

Size A: 60 cm

Size B: 68 cm

Size C: 76 cm

Size D: 84 cm

Size E: 92 cm

Size F: 104 cm

Size G: 116 cm

Size H: 128 cm

Size I: 140 cm

Size J: 152 cm

Size K: 164 cm

Thread to match fabric for overlocking

Fabric-matched maraflex thread for topstitching (optional if your machine is properly set up)

Jersey needles

Recommended tools:
Personal printer to print the digital PDF file
Sewing machine, iron.
Overcasting machine: if you don't have one, you can replace overcasting with a zig-zag or decorative stitch with your sewing machine.
1m ruler, square, scissors, tape measure, pins, chalk or erasable pen...
Fabric (used sheet, paper...) for tracing the pattern. Possibility of tracing the pattern directly on the reverse side of the fabric using an erasable pencil.