Anthropologie Ruffled Skirt Tutorial

By: Amber from rufflesandrosescrafts.blogspot.com

By: Amber from rufflesandrosescrafts.blogspot.com

Skirts are necessities for spring and summer, so make a skirt that is completely unique and totally you! The Anthropologie Ruffled Skirt Tutorial is a beautiful project that will look good on any body type. If you don't know how to make skirts, this tutorial is the perfect way to learn. Choose your fabric colors and follow the instructions to give your skirt a ruffled hem. The gorgeous free skirt pattern is the knock-off skirt pattern you have been looking for this season. Look like a million bucks while staying within your budget!

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nanajuju465jl 1042 240

Jul 29, 2018

Divide the gathered length into fourths. Divide flat piece into fourths also. Pin at that point. Divide it again. Each time your area will become smaller automatically gathering as you go. I was taught this trick when I was very young and still use it today.

Savvyness

Nov 25, 2016

This is such a simple pattern and yet the result looks very professional indeed. I've never tried to make a ruffled skirt before. I always struggle to get gathers even across a length of fabric. Does anyone have any help or advice to ensure the gathers are even along the bottom of the skirt?

amatlin

Mar 31, 2016

This pattern looks so much like the original and you can make it at a fraction of the price! I want to make it in multiple colors!

picsyl 7017748

Jan 16, 2016

I love this skirt !! I get so many complimentsI wear it! But I now have a challenge for you. I tried to make a pattern for a tunic top from a designer called Kollontai and it wasn't a succes. This tunic is priced around $175!!!