BHL Draft It Yourself - Gathered Tuck Skirt
This is not a traditional sewing pattern, you will learn how to draft the pattern yourself to your own measurements - please read all about the BHL Draft It Yourself collection here.
GATHERED TUCK SKIRT
A gathered skirt with a difference - cascading tucks all the way down the skirt add texture and structure, plus the cute waistband that ties in back will have you all a flutter! With this booklet we will teach you how to draft and fit this pattern to your measurements, and sew it all together.
♥️ Jennifer wears Nerida Hansen Nana's Quilt Cotton; fabric from Sister Mintaka.
Check out #bhlTuckSkirt on Instagram to see how other people have made this pattern!
Like what you see? You can also buy this product in a bundle with our 2 other BHL DIY skirts here!
- Fabric
- What you need
Lightweight stable wovens will work best for this skirt. Quilting cotton, cotton lawn, shirting, lightweight linen and organza will enable you to get the best results with all the tucks.
- Your fabric
- Matching thread
- Tape measure
- Pattern paper - dot and cross or Swedish tracing paper (optional)
- Patternmaster (optional)
- 8-10" invisible zipper
- Your usual tools and sewing supplies
This is not a traditional sewing pattern, you will learn how to draft the pattern yourself to your own measurements - please read all about the BHL Draft It Yourself collection here.
GATHERED TUCK SKIRT
A gathered skirt with a difference - cascading tucks all the way down the skirt add texture and structure, plus the cute waistband that ties in back will have you all a flutter! With this booklet we will teach you how to draft and fit this pattern to your measurements, and sew it all together.
♥️ Jennifer wears Nerida Hansen Nana's Quilt Cotton; fabric from Sister Mintaka.
Check out #bhlTuckSkirt on Instagram to see how other people have made this pattern!
Like what you see? You can also buy this product in a bundle with our 2 other BHL DIY skirts here!
- Fabric
- What you need
Lightweight stable wovens will work best for this skirt. Quilting cotton, cotton lawn, shirting, lightweight linen and organza will enable you to get the best results with all the tucks.
- Your fabric
- Matching thread
- Tape measure
- Pattern paper - dot and cross or Swedish tracing paper (optional)
- Patternmaster (optional)
- 8-10" invisible zipper
- Your usual tools and sewing supplies
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This is not a traditional sewing pattern, you will learn how to draft the pattern yourself to your own measurements - please read all about the BHL Draft It Yourself collection here.
GATHERED TUCK SKIRT
A gathered skirt with a difference - cascading tucks all the way down the skirt add texture and structure, plus the cute waistband that ties in back will have you all a flutter! With this booklet we will teach you how to draft and fit this pattern to your measurements, and sew it all together.
♥️ Jennifer wears Nerida Hansen Nana's Quilt Cotton; fabric from Sister Mintaka.
Check out #bhlTuckSkirt on Instagram to see how other people have made this pattern!
Like what you see? You can also buy this product in a bundle with our 2 other BHL DIY skirts here!
- Fabric
- What you need
Lightweight stable wovens will work best for this skirt. Quilting cotton, cotton lawn, shirting, lightweight linen and organza will enable you to get the best results with all the tucks.
- Your fabric
- Matching thread
- Tape measure
- Pattern paper - dot and cross or Swedish tracing paper (optional)
- Patternmaster (optional)
- 8-10" invisible zipper
- Your usual tools and sewing supplies
