Hi, today I bring you another skirt model, this time with tables, sizes range from 36 to 56. I made size 38.
In this case, I am going to stop to explain the mold a bit. Although the sizes are differentiated by color, so many repeated numbers are confusing.
Why so many numbers? because for example, in size 36: 5.0 cm is repeated twice, which would be at the ends. 10.0 cm would be the measurements of the fold and 10.2 cm would be the distance that each board would be. That goes from size to size.
Front and back waist of the skirt. Everything that is in the pen, is not modified, the size does not matter. As always, don't forget to add the 1.0 cm seam allowance on all parts of the skirt.
The cut mold would look like this. To avoid cutting a large "strip" so to speak, of paper, what I did was measure the middle of the mold and cut it. To cut the fabric, they just have to fold it.
The waists if they are cut as it is in the measurements, since these are drawn from the middle, that's why it says "fabric fold".
Cut mold, in this image you can see the difference between the front and the back.
Do not take a picture of the skirt without the boards because only a straight line of fabric will be visible. Well, now to make ......
This image shows how the darts should be sewn. From size 36 to 42, the double should be 5.0 cm with each 2.5 cm depth, and from size 44 to 56 it should be 6.0 cm with each depth 3.0 cm. That's why in the first image you can see how it goes from 10.0 cm to 12.0 cm
This is how the 5.0 cm measurements would look on the outer edge, and what the 5.0 cm clamp with a depth of 2.5 cm would look like, resulting in a table of 10.2 cm.
On the other hand, we sew the ends of the front waists with the back. As seen in the image. Then we join the entire waist to the entire skirt and sew it.
Next, we measure the closure and mark the skirt with that measurement. It can be a 20.0 cm closure, or whatever they have or want.
I had an "invisible" closure, to sew this type of closure or any other, what they have to do is fold the edges of the skirt, place the end of the closure and sew it with the closure foot that the sewing machine has, if they don't have that foot, just sew it with their own foot. Sometimes sewing machines come with several different feet.
To finish, we only do the hem, in this case I added a button and belt loop, but that happens to everyone's taste.
Image taken from my Instagram 
