A few years ago, I taught myself to use InDesign to create nice-looking eBook PDFs, and all of my publications since then have been in this spiffy new format. At the time, in addition to writing the new eBooks, I took to reformatting some of my older ones, but I never finished the job.
Today, I got back in the saddle and brought one of my most popular patterns up to speed: the Spring Wrap Skirt.
I really like wearing these wrap skirts because they look more tailored and fitted to your body than an elastic-waist skirt does. At first glance, your wrap skirt could easily be mistaken for a zippered skirt!
This is a tutorial aimed at beginners, but suitable for all skill levels. I don’t use a whole lot of sewing jargon, so if that stuff confuses you, no worries! This is a plain English approach to measuring your body and making a skirt that is designed to fit you perfectly.
Have I enticed you at all? Let me share one other little secret with you: I have gained about 15 pounds since I made my first wrap skirt, and it still feels as great on me now as it did the day I sewed it. Try that with a zippered skirt!
Want to know more? Get all of the details right here.
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Already own the Spring Wrap Skirt pattern and tutorial? If you purchased it from Craftsy, you will soon be notified of the change and will be given a chance to download the new version for free. If you purchased it anywhere else and would like the upgrade, just email me and I’ll make sure you get a free copy.
If you want to know more about this pattern, and the above link doesn’t answer your questions, feel free to leave a comment and ask me all about it!
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