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    Free pattern: One seam wrap skirt - Sewing

    DIY One Seam Wrap Skirt + Free Pattern • Heather …

    A double knit fabric like interlock, ponte, scuba or liverpool will work best. These fabrics don’t roll up at the hem, but they have enough body to hang nicely.

    Heather Handmade

    Yes, you should prewash the fabric. Treat the fabric the same way you’ll wash and dry the skirt once it’s finished. Remove any shrinkage before you cut and sew. My SIL and I wore the same wrap skirt that I wore even though I was pregnant and she was not. Our waist measurements were not even close, but we were able to wear the same skirt. It’s a mag...

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    1. Sewing tools 2. 3-5 yards of Knit Fabric – 2.1. lightweight to mediumweight knit fabric with a soft hand 2.2. choose a spandex blends for the best recovery 2.3. jersey knit will roll on the cut edges 2.4. interlock or a rib knit will not roll but don’t often have spandex 3. Sewing machine 4. Measuring tape and marking tool 5. Tips for sewing knit fabrics

    Find Your Measurements

    1. Place a measuring tape at your center back waist and let it hang down. Decide how long you want your skirt to be, and have someone check what the measurement is. This is your skirt height measurement. 2. Measure your waist or where you want your skirt to sit. Wrap the measuring tape around your waist and make sure it’s horizontal with the ground. This is your waist measurement. 3. Find your radius for the inner waist circle by using the chart below. Here is a simple chart for quick radius...

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    If you make something using this sewing project, I’d love to see! Please share it on social media with the hashtag #heatherhandmadeand tag me!

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