{"id":9596,"date":"2014-05-09T10:04:06","date_gmt":"2014-05-09T14:04:06","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.madeeveryday.com\/?p=9596"},"modified":"2016-12-28T21:05:38","modified_gmt":"2016-12-29T03:05:38","slug":"tutorial-sparkle-skirts-with-a-simple-satin-lining","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.madeeveryday.com\/tutorial-sparkle-skirts-with-a-simple-satin-lining\/","title":{"rendered":"Sparkle Skirts"},"content":{"rendered":"

You know all those fancy fabrics you want to buy and sew with?….but you don’t, because you’re nervous, or they look scratchy to wear, or they seem complicated to figure out?
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\nWell put that all behind you, and purchase away!\u00a0 Cause today we’re making:<\/p>\n

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Yay!\u00a0 The moment you’ve been waiting for.
\nA chance to show the world your fancy lining! (and diaper, and polkalicious thighs).
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\nSeriously.\u00a0 Seeing this skirt on Clara just makes me smile.\u00a0 It feels so grown up, yet easy to wear.
\nAnd the sequin fabric is one of those Traveling Pants stories….Andrea<\/a> bought it at the LA fabric district<\/a> and gave it to Delia<\/a>, who made this gorgeous pencil skirt <\/a>with it, and when I said how much I loved it, she mailed me the leftover fabric.\u00a0 And when I saw the rectangle of fabric I thought it would make the perfect skirt for Clara!…except that sequins on a baby doesn’t seem doable, unless…there’s a simple lining!\u00a0 Ding Ding!\u00a0 Why haven’t I been doing this for years??<\/p>\n

The concept is this<\/b>: We’ll start with a simple skirt<\/a> and then sew a satin lining inside to make those delicate, fancy fabrics we love more user-friendly.
\nIt’s easy.\u00a0 I promise.
\nAnd your world will open up to a slew of new fabrics and trims.\u00a0 Here’s a sampler:
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If any of those sound foreign to you, you can find detailed info about every type of fabric in my book<\/a> (wink wink).\u00a0 Of course I’ll walk through the basics with you here.\u00a0 But honestly, if you’re looking to expand your knowledge of fabrics and their uses, Fabrics A to Z<\/i><\/a> is a reference book that all sewers should own.\u00a0 If you live outside of the US, look for it under the title Fabric Selector<\/a><\/i>, or do a search on your country’s Amazon site under Dana Willard.
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\nAnd of course this concept can be used for other types of fabrics, like cotton or knits and for other skirts types as well.\u00a0 But today we’re focusing on fancy fabrics—from the silk fabric family—using the Simple Skirt<\/a> as our base.<\/p>\n

We’ll make two versions:
\n\u2022 a Skirt that uses the lining fabric for the waistband itself
\n\u2022 a Skirt with a separate waistband
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\nNow let’s talk about fancy fabrics.
\n\u2022 Some can be washed; some can not.\u00a0 Always read the instructions on the fabric bolt when purchasing (or refer to Fabrics A to Z<\/a><\/i> for details on a particular fabric)
\n\u2022 Some fabrics can be ironed; some can not.\u00a0 Always do a press test on a scrap piece of fabric first or use a press-cloth over the top of the fabric (a dishtowel or cheesecloth works well).<\/p>\n

And the most important thing to remember, is patience.<\/p>\n

These fabrics are slinky, they leave a mess of sequins behind, they fray, and their fraying strings stick like glue to dry skin.\u00a0 I told you this was easy right?<\/p>\n

Well if you take the process slowly and remember that delicate fabrics require delicate handling, it’ll all work out.\u00a0 So grab your favorite body butter for your dry finger tips and take a deep breath from time to time.\u00a0 It’s just fabric….and it’s always an adventure!
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\nBASIC LINED SKIRT<\/b><\/p>\n

Fabric<\/b>
\n\u2022 Outer Fabric – You can use a variety of fabrics like satin, lace, chiffon, sequin, whatever fabric catches your eye in the store!<\/p>\n

\u2022 Lining Fabric – If your outer fabric is a bit transparent or if you used lace, you might choose a lining color<\/i> that shows through.\u00a0 I recommend Satin fabric but feel free to experiment with other fabrics.\u00a0 You can purchase polyester satin (we don’t need real silk satin) at any fabric store.\u00a0 You don’t need anything too expensive but when feeling the fabric at the store, pay attention to the drape of fabric.\u00a0 You want something that hangs nicely and isn’t too stiff or too thick.<\/p>\n

Sizing<\/b>
\nRefer to the diagram below….<\/p>\n

Just as we’ve done in the Simple Skirt<\/a>, we’re going to measure around the waist to figure out the dimensions of our skirt. So…<\/p>\n

\u2022 Measure your child’s waist (or your waist if making one for an adult).\u00a0 If you’re making this as a gift, ask the child’s parent to measure their waist, or look online for the average waist-size for that age, or take a tape measure to the store and measure the waist-size of a skirt.<\/p>\n

\u2022 Use that measurement and the diagram below for calculations.\u00a0 Cut out a large rectangle of fabric for the Outer layer and a large rectangle for the Lining.\u00a0 If your fabric is not long enough to cut one continuous rectangle, you can cut two smaller rectangles and sew two side seams instead of one (explained in the Skirt Video HERE<\/a>).<\/p>\n

The Lining fabric will be longer than the Outer fabric because eventually, it will fold over to the front of the skirt and create the waistband casing.<\/p>\n

NOTE: we are using 1-inch wide braid elastic for these skirts.
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\n\u2022 a rotary cutter, ruler, and cutting mat work great with delicate fabrics.
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\n\u2022 Start by sewing the fabrics as separate skirts.\u00a0 If you’ve cut your fabric in one continuous rectangle from the previous steps, fold the fabric in half–with right sides of the fabric together–and sew the fabric together at the side seam.\u00a0 Then do the same for the other layer of the skirt.\u00a0 If you’ve cut two smaller rectangles from the previous steps, place right sides together and sew two<\/i> side seams, as shown in the photo below:
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\n\u2022 Iron out any seams IF APPROPRIATE.\u00a0 Do not iron fabrics that may melt or ruin under heat.
\n\u2022 With right sides of the fabric together, place the Outer skirt inside the Lining skirt and line them up at the bottom edges.
\n\u2022 Pin the two layers together all the way around the bottom of the skirt.
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\n\u2022 Now sew the two layers together all the way around to create the hem of the skirt:
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\nYou have a few choices with finishing the hem….
\nYou can leave it as-is so it has a slight bubble look or you can top-stitch around the bottom to make the layers flat with each other.
\nI chose to iron the satin layer at the seam (being careful not to iron and melt the sequin fabric) and then I left the hem as-is.\u00a0 I like how it drapes better and makes the skirt feel fuller.<\/p>\n

Okay (refer tot he photo below on the right)
\n\u2022 Turn the skirt right-side out and with one hand inside of the skirt, smooth the two layers out and pin the outer fabric to the lining. The lining fabric should be sticking out a few inches above the outer fabric. This is the fabric that will become the waistband.
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\n\u2022 Then baste sew the Outer fabric to the lining, all the way around the skirt as show by the dotted line below.\u00a0 Basting is just a stitch that holds your project in-place until a later step when the stitch is either covered up or removed.
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\nNow we’re going to create the waistband.
\nRefer to the photos below…<\/p>\n

\u2022 Start by ironing the Lining fabric under a 1\/2 inch, all the way around the waist. Then fold the whole waistband in half and iron, so that fabric comes down and covers the raw edge of the Outer fabric and the basted stitch.
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\n\u2022 Pin the waistband in place all the way around the skirt and trim any fraying strings as you go.
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\n\u2022 As you pin, mark a 2-inch wide opening in the back of the skirt.\u00a0\u00a0 This is where the elastic will go in and out of the skirt and should not be sewn closed until the very end of the project. The best way to mark it is with double-pins, marking a start and stop point for the waistband.
\n\u2022 Then, staring at the start point—or the first set of double-pins—sew all the way around the waistband, about 1\/8 inches from the fabric edge, till you get to the stop point at the other double-pins.\u00a0 This will create your opening.
\n\u2022 For an added look, sew a simple topstitch (bottom right photo) about 1\/8 inch from the top of the waistband. This is optional but makes your waistband stand up a little more.
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\nTime to insert the elastic.
\n\u2022 Use 1-inch wide elastic, and cut it the same length as the waist measurement, plus<\/i> 1 inch.
\n\u2022 Attach a safety pin to one end of the elastic, place it into the opening of the waistband and start pushing the elastic through the waistband, shifting fabric as you go.
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\n\u2022 Pin the other end of the elastic to the opening and continue pushing the elastic through till it comes out the other end of the opening.
\n\u2022 Make sure the elastic is not twisted inside the waistband, overlap the elastic ends by 1 inch, and sew the two ends together using a zigzag stitch.
\n\u2022 And finally, sew the waistband opening closed.<\/p>\n

You’re done!
\nYay!
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\nNow doll it up with your favorite accessories, and maybe add a personalized touch to the back (info about my labels here<\/a>, shirt and tights by Target<\/a>, moccasins by Freshly Picked<\/a>)…
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\nAnd your baby girl will sparkle and shine.
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\nOkay. Ready for more?
\nLet’s try it with a separate waistband.
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\nThis technique is great for any type of fabric, on a simple skirt.\u00a0\u00a0 And it’s extra fun because its uses three different fabrics.
\nThis time around the Outer and Lining fabrics will be the exact same siz<\/i>e and you’ll cut a separate waistband.<\/p>\n

\u2022 Use the same waist measurement and the diagram below to calculate the dimensions of your pieces.
\nAnd NOTE for this skirt: the Outer dot fabric is a sheer chiffon, the lining is black satin, and the waistband is gold satin.\u00a0 We are using the same 1-inch wide elastic inside the waistband.
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\n\u2022 Sew each skirt layer separately at the side seams (as we did above) but DO NOT sew the waistband yet.
\n\u2022 Then with right sides of the fabric together, place one layer inside of the other (as we did above) and sew the layers together around the bottom of the skirt to create the hem.
\n\u2022 Turn the whole thing right-side out and match up the two layers at the top of the skirt (they should be flush with each other since they were cut the exact same size).\u00a0 Pin the two layers together and sew a baste stitch all the way around the top, so the layers stay together.
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\nNow let’s create the waistband.
\n\u2022 Start by ironing the top and bottom of the bottom of the waistband under a 1\/2 inch. Then fold and iron the entire thing in half so that the top and bottom folds are touching each other and iron. \u00a0 It will look like a giant piece of satin bias tape<\/a>.
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\n\u2022 Now open it all back up and with right sides of the fabric together, pin and sew the ends of the waistband together.\u00a0 Use the same seam allowance that you used on the skirt layers above.<\/p>\n

TIP: When sewing a small piece of delicate fabric like this, I prefer to sew over the pins so I have more control holding the fabric.\u00a0 The end of the slippery fabric has a tendency to suck down into the machine plate when you start sewing.\u00a0 But you can avoid this by holding on to the pin with your right hand, holding the fabric with your left hand, and keeping the fabric taut (tight) as you sew.
\nOkay, your waistband is ready to sew to the skirt!
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\n\u2022 With the right side of the waistband and the right side of the Lining together, place the waistband inside of the skirt and line up the side seam of the waistband with the side seam of the skirt.\u00a0 Pin the two together. Then pin the waistband to the skirt, all the way around the top edge, making sure the edges are all flush with each other. Then sew them together right along the first folded line of the waistband.
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\n\u2022 Now fold the waistband over to the Outer fabric and pin it in place so that it covers the raw edges of the skirt.
\n\u2022 Pin it in place as we did above, leaving a 2-inch wide opening in the back, and sew the waistband in place.
\nDon’t worry if you get small tucks or pleats in the waistband (bottom right photo)….these won’t be noticeable once the elastic is inside.
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String the elastic through the waistband, sewing the opening closed, and you’re done!<\/div>\n

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\nAnother darling sparkle skirt! (paired with a shirt from Target and sandals from the GAP).
\nEasy and fancy.
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\nNow share your sparkles and enjoy the party!
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