Gretchen Hirsch sews up a circle skirt on Its Sew Easy (809-1)

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In the 1950’s, families were growing rapidly and moving out of the cities to the suburbs. Most families had at least one television set, an electric sewing machine and a car as the economy, as well as babies, boomed. Every teenager had a transistor radio and rock and roll ruled the airwaves. Gretchen Hirsch will show you how easy it is to make a retro circle skirt - perfect with that matching sweater set.
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[@natilovesnails881]

Boy do I love Gertie!! What a great teacher!! Support her on Patreon!

[@kdolguin]

Love her teaching!! More Gertie please

[@frannyfran7157]

You're a great teacher

[@sandiepandieuk5066]

Thank you. I never knew that circle skirts were hemmed first.....and then the side seams sewn ♥️

[@elizabethvallely4044]

That is awesome you explain it all very well, thank you very much for sharing!!! liz x

[@michaelmedrano7718]

TYSM gertie

[@designsonyouinparis]

Beautiful tutorial! Many thanks! Subscribed!

[@dinorahhenriquez7295]

Thanks.😍

[@gladtidings4all]

Please do a step by step video tutorial how to draft a bodice block in inches measurements. Thanks.

[@Chowah]

You should do more episodes with her. She's great! So is Angela Wolfe

[@LadyAdelinda]

I enjoy ur tutorials! I am looking for more of your videos to do bodice and sleeve. Im having issues with it. Do u hv any? Ive made several of ur skirts n love them!!!!!

[@marinaalves6782]

Vestido lindo!

[@rosey-rae]

Please give me the link for the waist measurement math. 28.5" waist divided by 2 = 14.25 divided by 3.14 = 4.538..

[@priyagautam5444]

Plz make a video on how to stitch midi dress

[@parthabhattacharjee914]

Can you make a fabric hat

[@martha3989]

Hi, thanks for sharing your knowledge. Very easy to follow. I have made three circular skirt but I haven't figured out how to even it at the bias, when my daughter wears them you can see some parts that are longer. Do you have any tip how to fix this. Thanks

[@carolg.6838]

My memory is faded as Ihave not sewed in years. I believe instructions for bias cut garments used to say hang on a hanger overnight then even out the hem before hemming.

[@VoxUrania]

What happens if you cut the circle skirt on the bias? Would a knit fabric get too droopy?

[@carolg.6838]

Very much of a circle skirt is on the bias because it goes full circle.