DIY: How to make straight tulip skirt with a wrap over. Making a jersey skirt using basic pattern.

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Today we'll be working with straight skirts.
I’ll make it of the graphite grey jersey fabric. The fabric stretches a bit.
Before buying the jersey fabric, make sure that it doesn’t stretch lengthwise.
I’ll make a skirt with a regular back and a wrap-over on the front.
I’ll show you how to make such skirt fast and easy.
I’ll be using my basic pattern for a straight skirt.
Having a perfect basic pattern, you won't have any problems when making a skirt.
This skirt will remind you of the peg-top design. You should wear such skirts with high heels.
A skirt is a very important detail in a wardrobe. You should not only have the skirts in your wardrobe but also be able to combine them with the other garments.
I really hope that you find my lessons useful.
My name is Paukshte Irina.
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[@Chowah]

She's super skilled! These kind of Tailors are very rare!!! Love your videos!

[@kedei-zaraibiang1343]

Thanks so much for this video. But I didn't see how you measured the hips,waist for fittings.

[@elroifashionsandcraftsbarb5548]

Love your vedios

[@rosaelinarivera7618]

Omg thank you so much for sharing this video, I can’t wait to make my skirt like that. I have been trying to make one before and I gave up, I couldn’t fit in it’s and the fabric was not stretched either. Been 10 year, and haven’t make one again because I did mine, cutting the pattern and fabric and sew it’s in the machine, and didn’t fit me at all....but now I see how you did it’s before sewing it’s. I love how you made your skirt and by hand first! And them sewing it’s next. Thank you so much. I’ll try again just like you did your way.. thank you💕💕💕

[@marinadi532]

Love the skirt. Fits you so well. Thank you for the tutorial

[@dinnyhinds3296]

Very interesting tutorial. I love the way you tack everything by hand first. Thank you

[@dianadivadiamond]

I've enjoyed your unique way of showing how to cut and prepare your skirt. I love it. You re exceptional. Also, anyone following you can do this.

[@lornabrown9570]

I made a skirt like this. It turned out beautifully! I made it in.a black wool. I feel different and beautiful in it. Thank you.

[@Iamgone1961]

Thank you for an excellent video and also for the fantastic English translation! It was very good to see the seamstress had taken off her high heels....it's sometimes better to be comfortable than beautiful!!!

[@kathrynallard1535]

This skirt is very flattering on you excellent video thank you

[@annenorth8553]

I really like it, I like the way you made it longer too, so that you can wear a really modern skirt without showing too much leg. I have made this pattern too, I just need to get around to making it.

[@doreentumurinde7454]

I made mistakes on my precious skirt drafting without my tutor.. I have understood each detail.. thank you so much.

[@savykoshy4511]

Very good and you are the best teacher

[@olajordan9951]

I am in love with this skirt but when I tried to save this tutorial I get a response that the site is no longer available. Can anyone help? Also, how do you finish the curved section on the front and how wide is the hem allowance? Great thanks. What a treat to learn from an obviously professional pattern designer.

[@juliamichna8928]

Hello from Canada., Thank you for the videos. You are so talented.

[@winifredrose806]

I love every video that I see and have learned so much.Thank you

[@saundrayork767]

This is an excellent tutorial! Thank you so much!

[@rosaelinav8036]

Thank you so much. It’s really help me to do it’s like you made your skirt. ✨💛✨💛✨

[@alethialovetosew]

Thank you very much. I plan to sew this skirt soon.

[@AsYouLikeIt_Zendi21]

Thank you very very much. You are an inspiration to me

[@byronthomas1668]

Thank you, for this excellent video.

[@EncoderFashion]

Thanks for sharing with us. The video is very useful💕😍👌

[@olayinkagbolade5643]

Thank you very much for sharing I always learn so much from you.

[@sofiesg]

hi Ms Pauksthe ,thanks for the tutorial. would you please to teach me how make pleats for this tulip patterns. thanks again.-best regard Sofie

[@yessredisch1124]

Such a nice work! Thanks a lot for your time to teach us

[@carolekus1715]

So lovely, thank you so much for sharing your expertise which you demonstrate so clearly. Will your course be available soon.

[@karoonaelliah5414]

Thank you so much ma'am very nice.

[@aholaway3048]

You are amazing! I want to be half as good as you!

[@kellogbonna942]

love this tutorial

[@yafdtrd534]

i wish you could use ligth color material. beautiful skirt

[@labeeb07]

Not a tailor she is magician love her work

[@carolineariesta9107]

Thank you for sharing

[@yvonnesparks8856]

Your techniqne isi inspiring and very helpful thank you

[@mikelamarguerite3170]

Beautiful skirt...how do you finish the top edge of skirt, at the waist? Did you actually line the back, as you said at the end of the video? Did you insert a zip at the back?

[@ellenk4630]

Very good tutorial. She says she will add a welt to the front. Does that translate to a turned hem? Thank you.

[@karinkiltz5626]

I believe she was referring to an upturned hem in the back, and I think a small facing for the curved edges of the front. You could possibly use self fabric bias tape if the fabric is not bulky.

[@amandagay7830]

Thank you!

[@jameelshflook2195]

Thanks

[@dorcasderivera7353]

I like the skirt, thank

[@GlobalFashionWorkshop]

🌷

[@saachagarwal4055]

mam u not finsh front curve sem it need finsh 1st n then side finsh it is right

[@sagirabicarol528]

Thanks mam,u explain in an English.

[@dianadivadiamond]

Hi there. Do you have a video on how to take measurements with your 10measurements to make a pattern? I'd like to see how you did it. I do love your concept. I'm very new to your channel. But I'm enjoying the way you go into details. Thanks. I have an idea of sewing but you've opened my eyes to certain things. Please let me know and thanks again for sharing.

[@dianadivadiamond]

Thank you so much for your response. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@debtaylor5156]

Great tutorial!!!!!!

[@laurendaorafiri0436]

Good tutorial.

[@janetnielsen6292]

Love this pattern. You said you was going to line it with lining in the back and something else in the front can I ask what that was. Didn’t quite understand thank you

[@GlobalFashionWorkshop]

Hello! Thank you for your comment! Just watched the video.. I think she meant lining up the wrap in the front.

[@stonecrestquilt]

Thank you very much!

[@sandyphipps9725]

Hello would you be able to explain how to do the welt and finish the skirt please. :)

[@hananjabreedveld9526]

How do you make a pattern especially for a stretch fabric? I made this skirt with stretch fabric but it falls down while wearing it.

[@karinkiltz5626]

Garments in stretch fabric usually need less ease, sometimes negative ease. You can Google "ease" in sewing garments and learn more.

[@stonecrestquilt]

Do you always hand tack?

[@fabiochiari4389]

Tti sta benissimo adesso di provo anche io...

[@ginoujoseph9887]

Yw1

[@leelouu4595]

Sorry this is not what i expect