DIY Slip satin bias skirt | Step by step sewing tutorial

[@dsofiap15]

Hi! I have a question, I don't understand how you get two sides of the skirt if you placed your pattern once on the fabric. Do you need to place the pattern twice to get the front and back?

[@AndreeaCozariuc]

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[@edijackl43]

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[@ornellam9052]

Sorry, but the skirt looks too big in hips and waist….bias skirt does not need 12 cm added to waist circumference and 4 cm to hip circumference.

[@marythedressmaker]

I didn't add 12 cm to waist and 4 cm to hip. I added only 3 cm with 1 cm ...

[@ornellam9052]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@marythedressmakerin you video you have formulas : 1/4 waist circumference +3cm, it means that you are adding 12 cm to full waist circumference ( 3x4= 12) . The same confusion with hips. It is very confusing, especially for beginners.

[@marythedressmaker]

@@ornellam9052 Thank you for pointing this out! I understand how the formula might seem confusing and I'll consider how I can make this clearer in future videos. The additional centimeters added to the waist measurement in the formula are for the elastic waistband of the skirt, ensuring it can stretch over the hips easily. This added ease helps the skirt to be both comfortable and easy to put on. However, if you feel the added ease makes the skirt too loose, you're absolutely free to adjust it according to your preference and reduce or omit the extra centimeters. I hope this helps clarify things, especially for those who are new to sewing!