when i was almost done sewing it and tried it on, it felt like it should have pockets. one modification, if you can even call it that, is that i used french seams, so, i ripped out enough of the seams, traced pockets from another skirt, and stitched the pockets sort of into the fold of the seams. if that makes any sense.
ugh. my photos aren't great, as usual. but the skirt's not bad!
ugh. my photos aren't great, as usual. but the skirt's not bad!
what a gorgeous skirt!! Love it.
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ReplyDeleteThis is so so awesome! I'm so glad u like the tutorial, you did an amazing job! I haven't done a DIY pocket series yet but I'm glad u did it yourself. Pockets are the best!
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Thank you, and thanks again for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteWow, this is great! I LOVE all your fabric choices I have to say again :) That graphic print is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThanks! You always choose great fabric too.
ReplyDeleteHi I love your skirt and the whole outfit. I was looking for wiksten tova tops in google images and found your blog. I think I'll stop by again for more lovely sewing!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I just checked out your blog and love it too!
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