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Chevron Maxi Skirt

by Tonya Grant |Filed Under: Sewing Tagged With: Chevron, Clothes, Skirt Get a Weekly Update of all Articles

maxi skirt chevron

Ages ago I came across a fabulous tutorial for making a chevron maxi skirt. It got added to my Pinterest board and put aside but it was one of those projects that I kept thinking of again and again. So when I found striped fabric on special one day and I had just learnt to use my new overlocker, the timing was perfect!

I rarely make clothes for myself but I’d really like to learn so here it is. Not perfect by any means but good enough to wear in public!

maxiskirt chevron navy green

I made it using this tutorial from Sugar Baby Boutique. I was super lazy so instead of drawing up a pattern I just laid I skirt that I knew fitted right and had a bit of an A-line shape to it down on the folded fabric and cut! Next time I would give it more fullness, but this is still comfortable to wear, and I know sometimes a fitted skirt can be more flattering.

I’m very tempted to wear it on Craft Retreat this weekend but it really needs a wash first to get rid of some creases.

Plus I’m still deciding whether it might be too long? What do you think?

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Filed Under: Sewing Tagged With: Chevron, Clothes, Skirt

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  1. Cassandra says

    November 1, 2013 at 3:48 PM

    It looks great! I love the thick stripes. How much fun are overlockers!!!

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