Pattern of a simple asymmetrical flared skirt

How to sew an asymmetric flared skirt for beginners using a simple ready-made pattern

Contents of the instruction:

1. Description of the pattern and what patterns are included.
2. Description of the design of the style and what to sew the skirt from.
3. How to download and print a finished electronic skirt pattern.
4. How to cut according to the finished pattern with your own hands.
5. How to sew a flared skirt with an asymmetrical detail step by step for beginners.

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Description of the pattern and what patterns are included in the kit

Electronic pattern of a simple asymmetric flared skirt

Sizes: 40-52 and 52-64.

The file format of the electronic skirt pattern:

PDF files are full size and without seam allowances.

After paying for the order, you will receive links to download two files skirt patterns of your chosen size gradation:

1. PDF file A4, adapted for printing patterns on sheets of A4 paper in any program on any device, including mobile phones.
2. Multi-format PDF file for printing on sheets of any size from A0 to A4 on a printer or plotter using Adobe Reader.

Sewing difficulty level: easy. Sewing such a skirt is within the power of beginners learning to cut and sew.

The pattern is designed for sewing at home on household sewing machines.

Skirt pattern set

(picture 1):

1. Pattern PP - the front half of the skirt, made in a spread.
2. Overlay pattern.
3. ZP pattern - the back half of the skirt.
4. Pattern PP - for cutting a skirt with a middle seam in front.

Facings are not included in the set of patterns, as they are cut out according to the same patterns as other parts.

If you sew skirt with a "classic" belt, then it is cut out in the form of a strip of fabric, the cutting of which is described below.

Description of the design of the style and what to sew the skirt from

A-line skirt silhouette. A small flare is achieved by simple techniques for modeling a straight skirt.

PP does not contain tucks, as they are “translated” into flares.

This style is suitable for the vast majority of figures of various fullness and complexity.

Fitting such a style on complex and / or full figures is much easier than fitting a regular straight pencil skirt.

Correction according to the figure is achieved due to the middle seam and the tuck of the RFP. For some figures, you will also need to correct the bottom of the PP-ZP (the bottom of the overlay part is not corrected in such cases).

What to sew and how to calculate fabric consumption

For sewing a flared skirt with an asymmetric patch detail, you can choose almost any fabric - from thin silk to tweed or loden, if you are not confused by the thickness of these fabrics.

The flared skirt pattern can be used for sewing skirts for summer and for winter.

Denim and linen are suitable for casual and country or boho style skirts.

For business style - wool suiting fabrics, including striped and plaid fabrics.

You can also use stretch fabrics with low or medium stretch.

The consumption will be 140 - 150 cm with a width of 140 - 150 cm. For large sizes, the width is 150 cm.

How to download and print a finished electronic skirt pattern

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How to cut according to the finished pattern with your own hands

Before starting cutting, you need to decide on the option for processing the waist section of the skirt - with or without a belt.

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When the choice is made, you can start cutting out the “part for processing the upper cut of the flyaway part” and turning from the doubler according to the available patterns (picture 2). Of course, we cut out the facings if we chose this option.

Please note that we are considering the easiest way to cut and sew.

We circle the upper cut of the invoice detail, PP and RFP on paper or immediately on doubler (picture 2).

The width of the facings is 5 - 5,5 cm. The facings of the PP and ZP are double. For the overhead part, there is one “turning” and doubler with the adhesive layer up.

Cutting, as for other asymmetric products, is performed on a fabric laid out in one layer face up (picture 3). This approach allows you to avoid annoying mistakes of turning parts when cutting.

Seam allowances - 1 cm, except for the cut of the waist. We do not add allowances for the waist.

When cutting the flying part, we apply the dubbing part to the pattern with glue up. We will stick it, of course, from the inside out.

We apply a half-skid line on the PP and on the overlay part, the line of overlay of the flying part - only on the PP.

When large details are cut out and shaped lines are applied to them, we lay out the fabrics from the wrong side of the facing into lunges.

We glue them from the inside and cut them out with allowances for the seams. As you can see in fig. 2 - 3, we add allowances to them only along the side seams and along the middle seam of the facing of the RFP.

You can immediately glue the dubbing part for the overhead part.

If the choice is made in favor of the belt, then it is also cut out last along the edge.

Width of the belt in cutting = width of the belt in finished form + 2 cm

Belt length in cutting = From + 7 cm,

Where From - waist circumference, and 7 cm includes 3 cm for the transition part, 2 cm for processing the seams of the ends of the belt and 2 cm for the middle seam of the skirt, which will be processed last.

How to sew a flared skirt with an asymmetrical detail step by step for beginners

The easiest way:

1. Darts ZP - grind and iron to the middle seam.
2. Sweep or edge over the side of the patch. Bend and iron the board and the upper cut along the border of the dublerin. Stitch the corner of the bead at the top. Iron. Sew the finishing stitch along the line marked on the pattern or a little higher to secure the hem of the flying part from above. Iron carefully.
3. Place the overlay on the PP and secure with a finishing stitch. Baste along the side seam and along the vertical section of the overlay line with large (4 - 5 cm) diagonal stitches. Iron.
4. Overcast or piping the side seams and the middle seam.
5. Stitch the side seams, leaving only the area under the zipper unstitched. Iron the seams.
6. We leave the middle seam of the RFP only overcast or edging and leave without sewing or sweeping.
7. We grind the fragments of the facing of the waist cut and iron the seams.
8. We sew lightning. See how to sew a hidden zipper...
9. We process the waist cut with turning or a belt.
10. The most interesting thing is trying on and fitting the skirt along the middle seam. Sweep, lightly iron, try on and adjust. We measure the length of the PP and ZP from the floor. Align.
11. Stitch and iron the middle seam.
12. We process the side of the overhead part and the bottom into a hem with an open cut. So, we overcast or edging, bend it 1 time and fix it with a secret or finishing stitch. We iron.