The Sewing Studio: Victorian Skirt

In Collaboration with The Sewing Studio at www.lovesewing.com . Join my fashion forum. I will answer any questions about any of these projects. Plus the videos will be all together so it is easier to watch.

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Each month there will be a specific blog about particular techniques such as button holes, zippers, shirring etc. This gives you a resource to run to if you don't know how to shirr or create a button hole.

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Stuff:
Shirring Thread: Wal-Mart
Cotton Fabric: Hancock Fabrics
Chiffon: Hancock Fabrics
Lace: Hobby Lobby

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Disclaimer: I was paid to make this video by The Sewing Studio as their tutorial designer. I am not affiliated by the companies that I have supplied above for the materials.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• High waist skirt
• diy victorian inspired skirt
• hime girl
• hime gyaru diy
• how to sew
• thread banger
• the sewing studio
• asian fashion
• korean fashion
• fashion design
• chiffon skirt
• high waist ruffle skirt
• shirring

[hide1521]

beautiful and classy but i wouldnt consider it victorian because of the length. very well done though. maybe a change in the title to victorian inspired or something like that so it isnt misleading. i love your work. keep posting please!!! :)

[SecretLifeOfaBioNerd]

@hide1521 haha I know what u mean about misleading..that's why i always have a photo of my project up before hand...I'll definitely change the title ...ty!

[Aloywischus]

Are you using a straight stitch for everything? If so, do you ever find that your thread breaks when wearing/removing? If not, what kind of stitch are you using in each step? Thanks:)

[SecretLifeOfaBioNerd]

@Aloywischus straight stitch, shirring is using elastic thread underneath, you can find shirring videos on you-tube.

[deadmemories890]

do you make all of your own clothes? sooo jealous

[BobVonBobbi]

It's quite steampunk - over victorian at least, but is seems a good project

[Vercippu]

nice but not victorian

[bellalyna1918]

this is one of my favorites thank you so much

[kellyparcerita]

that so pretty, ima make one like that one but longer, i love the style. =)) thanks for sharing.

[yaretzifer]

Its not a belt is part of the sewing she did. Love the skirt:)

[1999Bluebell]

Sooo want that belt!!!

[beaversz]

Where did you get the belt? It is gorgeous :D

[babybleuroses]

Wow, you're very skilled! I've been a self taught designing student for a few years because I haven't taken any courses of my major yet, which is fashion design also. But I'm thinking I should go with fashion merchandise instead, may be a little easier.