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Fiore Skirt Kit
A chic, high-waisted A-line skirt with just the right amount of flare and volume, the Fiore is beginner friendly pattern with multiple variations.
A chic, high-waisted A-line skirt with just the right amount of flare and volume, the Fiore is beginner friendly pattern with multiple variations.
The Fiore Skirt is a chic, high-waisted A-line skirt with a touch of flare and volume. A beginner-friendly pattern with multiple variations, this wardrobe staple has tons of outfit potential.
Available in above or below the knee lengths, the Fiore Skirt has three views. View A is a simple flared skirt with an invisible zipper at the back, view B is an asymmetrical wrap skirt with a single hip pocket and view C buttons up the front with curved patch pockets.
Choose from two, gorgeous viscose linens in classic Navy or vibrant Red.
This pattern is available in two size ranges; US 0-20 or 14-32.
- Closet Case Fiore Skirt Sewing Pattern (Size range: Waist 24" - 39")
- 1.8m Viscose Linen Fabric (enough for all sizes and variations)
- Matching Gutermann Sew All Thread
- 8 mosaic recycled polyester buttons from Textile Garden
- Concealed Zip
- Fusible Interfacing
- Prym Machine Needles
- Sew-in woven label - "Made by me with g&g'
Alongside the purchase of this kit you will receive access to Laurens exclusive YouTube video to be used alongside the pattern instructions.
In this 24 minute video Lauren talks you through the key construction stages including her hints and tips for inserting an invisible zip, sewing buttonholes and buttons on the sewing machine and how to do French seams.
This is a great project for beginners who are building up their skills and trying new techniques for the first time as well as more experienced dressmakers who are looking for a quick make and a stunning addition to your handmade wardrobe.
To complete this project you'll need a basic sewing tools, find out what Lauren recommends in this article. You'll need a regular sewing machine. An Overlocker is useful but not essential.
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