Finally! I've finished my Crescent Skirt and thanks to Tasia's brilliant tutorial, it's the neatest garment I've ever made on the inside. Whoop! Following really helpful feedback from you lovely people, I made the hem knee length and I lowered the waistband a little – the latter has annoyingly made the skirt a touch too big on the waist so if there's a next time I may have to make some tweaks or cut a size down.
It's definitely not the most flattering shape on me, but I love the fabric print and I think I can make it work...do you?
Giving it a bit of a swishing swivel.
I also did some subtle topstitching in red, suggested to me by the lovely Portia of Miss P.
And I just couldn't resist a photo showing off the neat inside!
its lovely, and the inside is so cute. very neat. I keep seeing this pattern everywhere. I don't know if it will suit me though.
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous! Very neat, and I love the topstitching :)
ReplyDeleteAshley x
Very nice, and boy you weren't kidding when you said it was neat inside, looks perfect! And the red top stitching is a lovely feature, really suits the fabric.
ReplyDeleteYou did a fantastic job! I'm really impressed with how neat the inside of the skirt looks! My things look all ugly on the inside haha I love the fabric too! (:
ReplyDeleteReally nice work! I think it looks great on you!
ReplyDeleteWow!!WOW!! Awesome! It's so pretty. The inside is beautiful! This skirt looks incredible on you. Great job Marie!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I bet it would even look cute worn inside-out!
ReplyDeleteOooooh! Love it. Soooooo much!
ReplyDeletePx
I love the fabric so much! It's really well made, good work!
ReplyDeleteCute :) Lovely fabric too.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like it sits nicely at the back. The problem I always have with skirts is that they stick out over my big sticky-out bum so anything pleated makes it look like I'm wearing a bustle!
Sarah
Thank you all very much! Sadly, I can't take any credit for the neatness of the inside, it's all down to Tasia's genius construction and tuition ;o)
ReplyDeleteDibs, having met you, I think this skirt would definitely suit you cause you've got a teeny tiny waist...go for it I say!
It looks fantastic - inside and out! And I think it is flattering on you - it sits really nicely and looks great with that shirt and shoes ensemble.
ReplyDeleteIt's adorable! Lovely on the inside too.
ReplyDeleteNice work, sista! I love the way you've styled the whole outfit. Those shoes are cute.
ReplyDeleteVery cute! Great topstitching, and yes, the finish is amazingly neat!
ReplyDeleteThat is gorgeous! I love the print and the top stitching looks fantastic. I love it when a garment is nice on the inside. I have only just started taking the time with my garments to do this and I am so much happier when I do. It makes the finished product seem so much more professional.
ReplyDeleteI'd almost suggest you could wear that inside out apart from the pockets hanging out lol; it's lovely. I particularly like the red stitching. (Oh, and I think it looks great on you by the way)
ReplyDeleteOh how I love to see an inside of a skirt looking like that, it's gorgeous Marie. And the outside's pretty lovely too, especially the red top stitching! x
ReplyDeleteI really like it and I think it suits you. The fabric and top stitching is just darling.
ReplyDeleteWow this i lovely! Nice work :0)
ReplyDeleteFabulous skirt! Love this and wow, the insides look amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks so fantastic. I love the nautical look. Nice touch with the red top-stitching. Hope you take photos when you wear this on holiday.
ReplyDeleteThanks again everybody! Tasia really pulled out all the stops with the construction of this pattern...very clever indeed!
ReplyDeleteI don't know what you're talking about that it's "not the most flattering shape on you"!! It is SUPER flattering. I love it on you.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I took note that your skirt was just as beautiful on the inside as on the outside -- the mark of a conscientious sewist. Me likey.