Fashionable tulip skirt 2021 - 50 photos of how and what to wear!

The tulip skirt is rightfully considered one of the most feminine and elegant models among the wide variety of this type of outerwear. The skirt got its name from the obvious similarity of the cut and style to the shape of an inverted tulip head. It hugs the waist, smoothly flows around the hips without restricting movement, and gently tapers downwards. If at the dawn of its appearance and spread this style of skirt could be found exclusively in the classic version - a length just above the knees and the obligatory smell imitating flower petals superimposed on each other - now you can see a huge variety of tulip skirts.

Such variations of the skirt are achieved through the use of folds, elastic bands, both at the top of the waistband and at the bottom of the hem, flounces, pockets, bows, and multi-layered texture. The length of the tulip skirt also varies significantly. It can be mini, medium length, knee-length, or even extended to the shin.

Brown tulip skirt from Burberry Prorsum 2013 with chocolate-colored Burberry Prorsum platform ankle boots and a blue Burberry Prorsum three-quarter sleeve blouse.

Peach tulip skirt with ruffles from Chanel 2013 with a light gray Chanel jacket and silver Chanel ankle boots.

Powder-colored tulip skirt with chiffon flounces from Chanel 2013 with Chanel solid-soled sandals and a light emerald Chanel fitted jacket.

White lace tulip skirt from D&G 2013 with a pink blouse and D&G floral pattern and a gray D&G bag.

D&G 2013 gold-coral wrap tulip skirt with a D&G dark gray denim shirt and D&G gray-blue ankle boots.

Double-layer tulip skirt in pink and golden tones from D&G 2013 with a short top in orange-brown tones of D&G and ankle boots in white-orange-gray tones of D&G.

White-gold-blue tulip wrap skirt from D&G 2013 with a light blue D&G denim shirt and gold-gray D&G ankle boots.

Dark beige lace tulip skirt from Christian Dior 2013 with a dark blue blouse with Christian Dior floral print and light beige Christian Dior platform sandals.

Pink chiffon tulip skirt from Christian Dior 2013 with a carrot-colored Christian Dior wrap blouse and orange Christian Dior platform sandals

Who should wear a tulip skirt?

Among all the styles of skirts, the tulip skirt is the only one that has an amazing property: it can decorate both a thin girl and a curvy woman. For the first, it will help to visually give a more seductive volume in the hips, without introducing disharmony into the overall slender silhouette, and for the second, it will gently veil excess fluffiness in the area of ​​the hips and upper legs, while creating an exceptionally feminine and elegant image. A tulip skirt can look harmonious on overweight girls, provided that the top and shoes are chosen correctly. Since there are many variations in length and style, girls and women of any height and build will be able to choose their ideal option.

A milky tulip skirt from Christian Dior 2013 with a fitted top with a Christian Dior graphic print and beige Christian Dior heeled sandals.

A milky tulip skirt with a graphic print from Christian Dior 2013 with a fitted top to match the Christian Dior skirt and gray-black Christian Dior high-heeled sandals.

A milky tulip skirt with a graphic print from Christian Dior 2013 with a gray jacket on a thin black Christian Dior strap and gray-black Christian Dior high-heeled sandals.

Milky tulip skirt with a black flower on the side from Emporio Armani 2013 with a milky Emporio Armani blouse and black Emporio Armani high-heeled sandals.

White tulip skirt with an accentuated slit from Emporio Armani 2013 with a translucent white Emporio Armani top and black Emporio Armani high-heeled sandals

Tulip skirt in red-yellow-brown tones with a wrap from Alberta Ferretti 2013 with a white sleeveless shirt by Alberta Ferretti and brown high-heeled sandals by Alberta Ferretti Tulip skirt in light turquoise from John Galliano 2013 with a white cropped jacket and olive transparent cape John Galliano and milky blue John Galliano high-heeled sandals

Transparent milky tulip lace skirt from John Galliano 2013 with a milky John Galliano jacket and milky John Galliano platform sandals

Double-layer tulip skirt in brown and olive tones from John Galliano 2013 with a white jacket on a brown John Galliano belt and milky John Galliano platform sandals and heels

Story

The history of the tulip skirt began in 1954; its creator is considered to be the legendary designer Pierre Cardin, who came up with this simple silhouette, trying to repeat the contour of an inverted tulip cup. Fashion historians claim that the creation of this extravagant model was greatly influenced by the strict and conservative pencil skirt. The pencil skirt enjoyed particular popularity and universal recognition in the 1970s, and when interest in it disappeared, girls made tulip skirts their fetish, giving the figure elegance and femininity.

The style of the tulip skirt combines the general style of the puffball skirt and the laconicism of the pencil skirt, thereby smoothing out the excessive pomp of the first and the dry design of the second. In the 1980s, the tulip skirt firmly established its position in world fashion. Currently, skirts of this cut continue to delight their fans with their beauty and unusualness, because from year to year famous fashion designers come up with new ways to decorate them.

How to create the perfect look

To create a harmonious look with a tulip skirt, you can use the tips of stylists:

• Do not combine two things in an ensemble with prints; one item of clothing with a pattern is allowed - either the bottom or the top.
• The more spectacular the bottom, the simpler the top should be and vice versa. If the skirt has decorative details or folds, then the top should be discreet.
• It is better to tuck blouses, shirts, and tops inside. An office look can be complemented with a short jacket or cardigan, mid-thigh length. Long sweaters, jackets, cardigans do not go well with a skirt.
• The longer the skirt, the higher the heel should be. Short skirts can be combined with shoes without heels. Thick tights that match your shoes will help to visually lengthen your legs.

You can follow fashion recommendations, because it is thanks to informal decisions that new ideas are born in the fashion world. The main thing is to feel comfortable.

An elegant, feminine tulip skirt fits perfectly into the wardrobe of a modern woman. With it you can create original everyday and holiday looks, and the presented fashion review will help you make the right choice.

Current colors

Tulip skirts can have different colors. True, there are several tones that are especially in demand this season. They should be considered in more detail.

Black

A black skirt is a universal option. It is suitable for creating a lot of different images. You can safely wear it not to study or work, but also to a party or a regular walk. With the help of an extraordinary style, you can effectively emphasize your own individuality.

Red

A red skirt will help you create a spectacular look that attracts special attention. It is ideal for a bright exit. For example, you can safely wear it to the cinema or club, to a party or meeting with friends. True, this does not mean at all that you cannot appear in the office in such clothes. You just need to choose the right other wardrobe items to create a strict but effective look.

Blue

This color allows you to create a sophisticated look. Such outfits are appropriate in a wide variety of situations. They fit harmoniously into business style, but are also appropriate for dates and friendly gatherings.

What to wear with a fashionable tulip skirt

Tulip skirts for the 2014-2015 season demonstrate an enviable variety of fabrics from which they are made. In addition, all styles can also be divided into business and elegant, ideal for the office and formal formal events, stylish and ultra-fashionable, looking harmonious in a nightclub and at a party, glamorous and vintage, suitable for extraordinary events and creative activities. That is why the question of what to wear with such a skirt should be decided based on its purpose, fabric, length and general style of the woman. So, for example, a classic blouse, necessarily tucked into the waistband of the skirt, preferably made of light translucent material, will go well with a discreet business skirt with a wrap in dark blue and gray tones.

Carolina Herrera 2013 white tulip wrap skirt with a green chiffon top and a light emerald Carolina Herrera jacket and Carolina Herrera high-heeled sandals

Tulip skirt in brown and yellow tones from Iceberg 2013 with a translucent blouse in blue tones Iceberg, dark brown high-heeled shoes Iceberg Mini tulip skirt made of thin suede in chocolate color from Just Cavalli 2013 with a chiffon blouse in beige-sand tones Just Cavalli and a chocolate-colored bag Just Cavalli

Mini tulip skirt with a muted pink wrap from Kenzo 2013 with a grass-colored blouse and a black Kenzo jacket and black sandals with thick Kenzo soles

Mini tulip skirt in a muted lilac shade from Kenzo 2013 with a black leather jacket on a Kenzo belt and lilac-black sandals with thick Kenzo soles

Combined pearl-white tulip skirt from Mila Schon 2013 with a white Mila Schon top and low-heeled sandals with white wide Mila Schon stripes

A discreet jacket to the waist or to the hips will also look good. A bolero jacket will look fashionable and stylish. Stylish skirts, decorated with flounces, pockets, ruffles or in bright bold colors, can be worn either with a blouse of the same color or prefer a plain version. It is advisable to choose a blouse or fashionable top with a length up to the waist of the skirt or even a little higher. However, you should follow the rule: the more decorated and rich in details your skirt is, the simpler the top should be. It is worth remembering that such skirts look great in combination with high heels. Cropped models can also look good in shoes with solid soles, creating a youthful sporty look.

Combined dark mustard tulip skirt with a light beige chiffon insert from Mila Schon 2013 with a milky Mila Schon top and Mila Schon sandals with wide orange stripes and low heels

Powdery tulip skirt from Badgley Mischka 2013 with a pearl-colored halter top and a light beige Badgley Mischka cape and beige Badgley Mischka platform sandals

Light turquoise tulip skirt with bow tie from Moschino 2013 with a coral Moschino jacket and orange-brown low-heeled Moschino sandals

Mini tulip skirt in black and white check from Moschino 2013 with a white Moschino jacket and coral-colored sandals with heels Moschino Dark gray tulip skirt from Nina Ricci 2013 with a pearl-colored top Nina Ricci and powder-colored heels Nina Ricci

A soft pink wrap tulip skirt from Preen 2013 with a yellow Preen blouse and light yellow Preen heeled sandals

Blue tulip wrap skirt from Preen 2013 with a translucent white Preen blouse and white Preen ankle boots

Louis Vuitton 2013 light pistachio tulip skirt with matching Louis Vuitton jacket and silver yellow Louis Vuitton heels

Combined tulip skirt in pistachio tones from Louis Vuitton 2013 with a soft pistachio Louis Vuitton blouse and beige pistachio Louis Vuitton shoes

Combined tulip skirt with floral lace in taupe from Louis Vuitton 2013 with a fitted jacket in soft blue Louis Vuitton and shoes in gray Louis Vuitton

Black tulip skirt from Vera Wang 2013 with a shiny silver and black Vera Wang top and black Vera Wang platform ankle boots

Dark gray tulip skirt from Yves Saint Laurent 2013 with a Yves Saint Laurent carrot blouse and gold Yves Saint Laurent heeled sandals

Who can wear a skirt like this?

First of all, girls with a pear body type. Girls with large hips will look great in a skirt of this style, but under one condition. Its hem should be as tight and narrow as possible.

But in general, this item of clothing is universal, suitable for ladies with any figure, although with some comments. A tulip skirt will fit well on girls who are not too thin, but not too plump, of average height. She will emphasize feminine forms and a good figure. For neat little inches, such a skirt will help add volume to the hips, and for ladies with a full body, it will help hide imperfections.

Peculiarities

Info! The name of the tulip skirt is due to its extraordinary shape. It visually resembles the bud of a flower of the same name. It is narrow at the waist, clearly widens at the hips, and narrows again at the bottom.

The predecessors of this wardrobe item are pencil skirts and puffballs. The first of them gained popularity in the seventies of the last century, and the second in the eighties. True, if the pencil style is well known to all fashionistas, then the puffball skirt should be considered in more detail. In this case, the bottom wraps quite tightly around the knee area. This effect is achieved due to the presence of elastic inserts or elastic bands. In all other areas, clothing remains loose.

Puffball is not a universal outfit. It is not suitable for everyone. Most likely, this was the reason for the loss of popularity of this product. It was replaced by more practical and comfortable tulip skirts.

Models of this midi length shape are considered classics. They are slightly below the knee, with a scent, giving the impression that flower petals are lying one on top of the other.

The 2021 tulip skirt was already distinguished by a variety of models and lengths, and special finishing. Even then, long and short skirts became fashionable, and not just mid-length ones. Products began to be decorated with all kinds of decor in the hem and waist area, equipped with flounces, bows, pockets and all kinds of frills. Even a multi-layer effect turned out to be appropriate.

High waist tulip skirt

The high-waisted tulip skirt has become a hit of the season. It not only stands out from the numerous models on the hips, but also makes a woman sexier and slimmer. Such a skirt not only visually makes the waist narrower and more feminine, but also emphasizes the chest. In the 2014-2015 clothing collections, it can be noted that high waists are found in both classic knee-length skirts and mini versions. At the same time, a high waist is necessarily emphasized either by a contrasting color fabric, or by a spectacular bow, belt, or tie. Of course, such a model will look perfect on a slender woman of average height. However, on moderately plump women, with the right selection of a blouse or top, as well as the use of high-heeled or wedge shoes, a high-waisted tulip skirt can look very appetizing and sexy.

Light beige tulip mini skirt with a high waist with a spectacular black belt from Vera Wang 2013 with a transparent black Vera Wang blouse and black platform ankle boots Vera Wang Beige tulip skirt with a high waist and gathered waist from Nina Ricci 2013 with a fluffy chiffon white Nina Ricci blouse and beige Nina Ricci high heels

Gold tulip skirt with high waist and bow tie at the waist from Nina Ricci 2013 with pink top and coral Nina Ricci jacket and pink Nina Ricci shoes

Cyclamen tulip skirt with high waist and bow tie from Nina Ricci 2013 with yellow Nina Ricci blouse and brown Nina Ricci shoes

Paco Rabanne 2013 Black High Waist Tulip Mini Skirt with Dark Silver Paco Rabanne Top and Black Paco Rabanne Peep Toe Ankle Boots

Black and white high-waisted tulip skirt from Emanuel Ungaro 2013 with a black and white Emanuel Ungaro tank top and black Emanuel Ungaro lace-up sandals

Modeling

When all the measurements have been taken, you can start cutting. The standard direct model is taken as a basis. It is a kind of frame for a “tulip” skirt, the pattern of which needs to be created. There is a step-by-step algorithm for making a sample for beginners:

1. The image of the straight skirt pattern (it is easy to construct according to freely available recommendations) should be transferred to paper according to your dimensions.
2. The drawing should be adjusted to form the selected model. To do this, you need to slightly narrow the side edges of the workpiece.
3. The waist height can also be adjusted; for this purpose, you need to increase or decrease the corresponding sides.
4. Next, from the top of the pattern down, as well as along the front and back, lines should be drawn, thus dividing the parts. These will be the incision sites.

It’s not difficult to create a pattern for a “tulip” skirt with pockets; just slightly modify the existing pattern of a classic product.

If we talk about adapting a finished pattern model, then everything will be much more complicated. The main thing you need to understand is that each size differs from the previous one by 2 cm. Along the waist line, the interval up to size 52 is 2 cm, then - 3 cm, along the hips up to 54 - 2 cm, after - 2.5 cm. Directly according to the pattern two baselines should be established. They will remain stationary, but the drawing will change based on them. For a skirt, these base lines are the hips and the middle of the front and back panels. After installing them, you can begin changing the patterns. To do this, increase the product to the sides in proportion to the required size.

Straight skirt pattern

On a date

For a romantic date, opt for a coffee, mint, lemon or pink skirt; top - top or shirt with a print, contrasting or vice versa, pastel color, light sandals, sandals - a stylish look is ready. To a friendly party

Feel free to wear brighter colors, with lurex and rhinestones: red, orange, purple, indigo - combined with a white, black, chocolate top, completely covered in sparkles - it’s simply impossible to go unnoticed. For shoes, stiletto heels or high platforms are preferable. You can choose a tulip skirt for the office, it will be knee-length, made of fairly dense fabric: – cotton; – flax; – wool;

Cutting and assembly

After constructing the pattern, you need to cut the fabric and sew the parts. The whole process should be carried out calmly, without haste. Otherwise, the product may be damaged. First you need to prepare:

• textile;
• threads to match, needles, pins;
• scissors;
• sewing machine;
• lightning;
• soap or chalk;
• iron.

If decoration is planned on the product, then before sewing the tulip skirt, you need to prepare the necessary elements for decoration. After this you can start working:

1. The material is pre-ironed on both sides.
2. Next, the pattern is placed on the fabric and secured with pins.
3. The drawing is transferred to the material, allowances are added at the waist of 1 cm, on the sides - 2 cm, at the bottom - 3 cm.
4. The parts are carefully cut out along the drawn lines.

At each step, the seams of the product should be ironed. If desired, you can add decorative elements: this way there is a greater chance that the finished product will meet all expectations. The skirt must be washed, dried and ironed.

On the back halves we chop and stitch the darts, after which we iron them to the middle. The yoke parts are sewn to the panel parts. The side and back seams are overlocked or zigzag. The back halves are folded face to face and fastened with a stitch to the mark for sewing in the zipper.

The side seams are pressed

The bottom of the skirt is finished with facing

The yoke and lining pieces are joined. The edge is cut to turn inside out to create a neat seam.

Allowances along the waist line towards the lining are sewn in. View from the inside

Tulip skirt for obese women

As already mentioned, a well-chosen tulip skirt in combination with a beautiful tight-fitting or light translucent top will look beautiful on a full figure. Soft, flowing, gently enveloping fabric will hide excesses in the figure and emphasize feminine soft shapes. Particular attention should be paid to high-waisted models. The belt of such a skirt will visually make your waist thinner and emphasize your bust. A more suitable length option would be a midi model - that is, just below the knee.

Tulip skirt for plus size Tulip skirt for plus size people

Transparent light olive tulip skirt with a high waist from John Galliano 2013 with a milky chiffon top and a light beige John Galliano jacket and milky John Galliano high-heeled sandals

Length Variations

The classic, as already mentioned, is midi length, slightly below or above the knee. True, short skirts have also become in demand this season. They are ideal for slender fashionistas.

Long models, as a rule, are created with a wrap, as well as a cutout in the center of the front of the product. The length in this case reaches the shin. Floor options are not created in this case. This length is inappropriate for this style.

Description of style

The skirt is so named because of its resemblance to an inverted tulip bud. It hugs the waist tightly, flows along the hips, creating volume, and tapers downwards . The effect of half-open petals is achieved through scent, light folds or drapery. The belt and hem of the skirt can be laconic or decorated with various frills, bows, flounces, and pockets.

Length varies from mini to midi. A tulip skirt with a train looks interesting, which from the back resembles a floor-length skirt, and is very shortened in front. Dresses with tulip skirts are very popular, including wedding and evening ones.

Tulip skirt with pockets

One of the most common and favorite options for a tulip skirt is a skirt with pockets. At the same time, pockets can be either internal or overhead, blending with the fabric or, conversely, attracting attention with a spectacular decor. A skirt with pockets can create both a business style, perfect for a woman in the office or at work, as well as a stylish, light casual look. When choosing a style, you should pay attention to the fact that some tulip skirts with pockets can visually deform your figure somewhat.

Isabel Marant 2013 blue-white tulip skirt with pockets and tie belt with a sheer white Isabel Marant blouse and beige sandals with thin Isabel Marant leather stripes

Beige tulip skirt with pockets and tie belt from Isabel Marant 2013 with a gray-green tank top and beige sandals with thin Isabel Marant leather stripes

Black tulip mini skirt with pockets from Kenzo 2013 with a soft jacket in deep purple Kenzo and blue-purple open-toed Kenzo ankle boots

Tulip skirt made of fine sand-colored suede from Fendi 2013 with a double-layer blouse in blue-gray Fendi and olive-colored Fendi platform sandals

Mini tulip skirt in golden, white and blue colors from D&G 2013 with a white shirt and jacket to match the D&G skirt and dark gray and gold D&G ankle boots.

Mini tulip skirt in a light gray shade with pockets from D&G 2013 with a floral top on D&G straps and sandals with solid D&G soles.

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Fabric selection

When choosing fabric for a skirt, you need to consider the following nuances:

• purpose of the product;
• desired shade;
• the time of year when you plan to wear a tulip skirt;
• features of the figure.

In addition, the fabric you choose should be of such quality that it does not shrink during the first wash. Tulip skirt models that are sewn from flowing, well-draped material that can form beautiful folds will look ideal. The following fabrics have all of the above properties:

• velvet;
• satin;
• viscose;
• jacquard;
• silk;
• cotton.

In this case, it is desirable that the material has a small amount of synthetic fibers in its composition. The following technique will help you get rid of any doubts when choosing: you should squeeze the fabric you like in your hand and watch when it straightens out. If it smooths out immediately or remains compressed for a long time, then it means that it is not suitable for sewing this model. Ideally, the material should return to shape after five minutes.

Silk, cotton, satin, jacquard, wool, and suit fabrics are suitable for making an office tulip skirt. The material should hold its shape well, not be transparent, and not fit the body too tightly. Summer products can be sewn from silk, satin, viscose, chiffon, and cotton fabrics. A thing intended for hot weather should allow air and moisture to pass through well and not be tight to the body.

If you have little experience in sewing products, then it is better to avoid complex patterns that require matching on the material.

Velvet

Viscose Jacquard Satin Cotton

Silk

The nuances of sewing a wrap model

It is important to follow all the recommendations and nuances of tailoring a product for smell. This manufacturing stage is no less important than constructing the pattern and cutting the “tulip” skirt. Stages of work:

1. After basting and ironing the folds on the panels, the darts should be processed.
2. Process pockets (if any): fasten, stitch and overcast. Each stage must be accompanied by ironing of the parts.
3. Overlock the edges with an overlocker or edge the side and middle seams, having previously ironed them.
4. The bar should also be ironed lengthwise, then the bottom should be treated using non-woven fabric. Once finished, you can stitch it down and overcast it.
5. Combine the panels and sweep.
6. Sew the waistband to the front and back of the skirt.
7. Press the seams.
8. Stitch and press the side seams. After which you can process the middle seam on the back in the same way. It is also better to baste the zipper.
9. When the seams are processed, it is recommended to immediately try on the skirt, checking the fit along the middle seam.
10. Finish the middle seam, stitch the zipper, bottom waistband and bottom of the product.

The “bud” skirt is a beautiful, fashionable, feminine thing. It is easy to make and goes well with almost any clothing. Thanks to the special cut, this product is suitable for different body types. For this simple reason, every girl should get such a model.

Tulip skirt: patterns

As a rule, a classic tulip skirt is cut based on a straight skirt pattern. To do this, firstly, cut the pattern into several strips, not reaching the bottom line 1 mm; secondly, they push the upper part of the pattern apart to form folds. The amount of expansion depends on the desired depth of the folds, or the splendor of the assembly.

Pattern of a tulip skirt with a belt

To get a tulip skirt with a yoke, when modeling the latter, the yoke line must be drawn through the top of the dart or darts. Thus, we draw the line of the future coquette. Let's cut the pattern along it and close the darts. We do the same with the lower part of the skirt as in the first case.

Pattern of a tulip skirt with a yoke

In a more detailed and professional version, the tulip skirt pattern looks like this.

Tulip skirt pattern

Tulip skirt pattern

Tulip skirt pattern

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What is the difference from other models?

The classic tulip skirt has a length above the knee and voluminous pleats at the waist. There are options with and without a wrap, voluminous pockets, asymmetrical design lines and draperies, but in any design the silhouette will resemble the bud of an unopened tulip. This type of skirt has become a source of inspiration for many fashion designers; the most popular models are options with a high or low waistline made from jacquard fabrics.

Inspiration from the latest collections

If you look at photos from the shows of the latest collections, it is not difficult to notice that they were simply full of variations on the theme of the tulip skirt. The focus was on models made of shiny textiles - satin and silk, as well as jacquard fabrics with a rich golden pattern. For everyday wear in the fall-winter season, fashion designers offered styles made of denim, corduroy, suede, leather and suit wool. Popular in collections are models made of melange textiles, as well as boiled thick wool. All this splendor is suggested to be worn with ankle boots, low ankle boots and boots with tractor soles.

For plus size ladies

The tulip is perfect for plus size girls, if you follow a few simple rules when choosing.

1. Minimum length to knee.

This option effectively hides extra inches in the hip area, revealing slimmer knees and ankles.

1. The presence of draperies and soft folds in the abdominal area.

It is better to concentrate the maximum bends of the product not on the protruding part of the hips, but to place them in the area of ​​a slightly full tummy. For ladies with chic shapes, a tulip bud will suit a minimally opened one, without pockets or flashy decorations.

1. Medium or high heel.

Experiments on combining feminine skirts with sneakers are best left to ladies of delicate shapes. A high heel will visually tighten the figure in the buttocks area, improve posture and the overall impression of the image.

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Measurements and calculations

Before sewing a tulip skirt, you need to correctly determine the length of the future item and take measurements. The following parameters will need to be measured:

• waist circumference at the most protruding points;
• hip girth.

All parameters should be measured as carefully as possible. In addition, you need to take into account an additional 1-2 cm for hemming the fabric. For the convenience of subsequent construction of the pattern, it is better to immediately write down the parameters in half size - as half girth.

If you want to create a narrowed hem on the product, you will additionally need to measure the circumference of your legs in the area of ​​the bottom of the skirt. This parameter will be needed for the subsequent insertion of an elastic band, which will provide the necessary comfort when walking.

If you have an old unnecessary skirt, you can copy the pattern from it. To do this, you will need to unravel the fabric at the seams and trace the resulting details on graph paper. This method is more suitable for beginner craftswomen.