

This is a skirt I made using
Simplicity 2655; view B.
This is the EASIEST pattern! and a great one to use when
someone has very little time but wants a couture looking skirt.
its a simple A-line, gore skirt, with a separate yoke and flounce.
A fun pattern for mixing and matching fabrics or colorways.
LOTS of possibilities here.
I used a out of print Alexander Henry fabric in 2 color-ways called
Frida's Garden, and rather than making a traditional turned hem, I used a wide bias tape. I LOVE how it turned-out.
The instructions are very clear and so easy to follow.
I will definitely sew this skirt again; However, next time, I would make the
yoke and flounce on the bias. this is the only recommendation I have to make this garment even better.
A Picture of me, my husband, and friend Sam Granger when I wore the skirt to Sam's FOlk-Art show opening at "The Collective" in Macon,GA.