Multi-layer flared skirt (American)

The opening of the upper skirt is performed on the basis of "sun" - flare or "semi-sun" (Fig. 1).

Petticoats, as a rule, are cut out on the same basis, but are complemented by frills (Fig. 2 a) or flounces (Fig. 2 b) of various widths.

The ratio of the width of the frill or frill to the width of the flare in petticoats can be different, as well as the number of skirts themselves.

You can even sew two or three frills (flounces) to one skirt. In addition, shuttlecocks can be stitched without landing, as in fig. 2 b, or with a large fit (assembly).

The main thing is that everything “lower” does not look through the upper skirt.

Therefore, if your “top” is made of transparent or very thin fabric, and the “bottom” is made of rigid nylon, it is better to make two upper skirts of the same cut.

One from the "top" fabric, the other from the "bottom" fabric.

And, already under them, place skirts with frills or flounces.

One of the examples of cutting a petticoat with flounces is shown in fig. 3 (upper part) and fig. 4 (shuttlecock).

The bottom of the skirt should be cut off (see article "What is opikovka").

Women's trousers and skirts patterns

Simple patterns of women's overalls classic Patterns of summer trousers for women's sports Straight skirt pattern with pockets and flounces Godet skirt pattern one wedge Tulip skirt pattern Pattern sweatpants leggings leggings with a pocket Pattern of overalls "floral" Boho overalls-oversized shirt pattern

Patterns of dresses with skirts of different styles

Patterns of a cut-off dress for a peasant lady with a drop and two types of bodice patterns Pattern of a dress with a fluffy skirt in the style of a new bow Dress pattern cutting asymmetry Elie Saab Pattern dress detachable "forget-me-not" Dress pattern "Tatyanka" Pattern of a beautiful detachable dress with soft folds Pattern for beginners of a simple detachable kimono dress back with a wrap Pattern of a long dress in a flared floor with reliefs