Lena wore her Lily skirt at the Sydney Sewer Social and when she asked me to test this pattern I said Yes! Check out Lena’s Lily skirt post. I know some of you are testing this skirt too.
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Here’s my first Lily using tulips. I love this Spring print. |
Putting the pattern pieces together was easy to assemble.
I don’t have lots of floor space so I assembled the first few rows; cut out those pattern pieces; and then assembled the last few rows. The pages are numbered so the pattern pieces came together within an hour.
After I put the pieces together these ‘reference’ pieces were used to trace off my size. I might make Lily up for a few others in the family. It’s happened before.
Initial adjustments: Shortened the hip depth and then took 6cm off the hem. The lining is meant to be 7cm above the skirt hem but I’ve kept it about the same because I wanted to wear this skirt to work.
Final adjustments:
Oooohhhh, what a lovely skirt!!!! The color and style so suits you!!!!
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That is so cute and looks the prefect length, even though I thought it looked “tiny” when I saw it the other Saturday. So pretty!
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The skirt is adorable on you.
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When I saw it I thought “you look adorable!” and then it turned out Rhonda already said it!
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Love your skirt – beautiful fabric too. Very very nice!!
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Pretty fabric and a lovely skirt. Looks great on you.
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Lovely fabric and a very pretty skirt!
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It is a very pretty, flippy, skirt and does look lovely on you. Almost too pretty for work!
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Perfect fabric for a sweet floaty gored skirt. Have you tried it out in the wind? Wondering how Lena's 'wind proof' design works in practice 🙂
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Thank you for sewing Lily 🙂 I see what you mean about making the lining as long as the main layer – I would have done the same. Love this length on you, too 🙂
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Oh it is so pretty… lovely colours and wow what nice shoes too!
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That looks lovely. Pretty material and the style really suits you.
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Fabric is wonderful.. Lovely skirt
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It looks delightfully frivolous.
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Such a pretty skirt in great autumnal tones .
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I love how your Lily skirt came out and it looks gorgeous on you! I can't wait to sew mine… I've cut out all the pattern pieces and I'm ready to start cutting out my fabric and making her over the weekend. I'm thinking I might add a little extra length as I don't have the best legs and like to cover up a little more. I think the shorter length on you looks perfect 🙂
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So pretty!
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Very pretty, and so “springy”!
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