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I've just cut out the Moss Skirt by Grainline Studio. It's a digital pattern, which means printing at home and assembling - I love any excuse to get out the paper scissors and glue stick and pretend I'm still in primary school :)
I'm making it in a bright red, thick corduroy which I bought on a fabric shopping splurge to Goldhawk Road with Jane. For the pockets and facings I'm using Summersville cotton left over from the Life's Too Short skirt.
I want it to be a comfy, casual skirt for everyday wear. It looks pretty small in the pictures, the kind of thing I'd be pulling at the whole time to make sure I didn't flash anyone, so I've added a whopping 4" to the length. Call me old fashioned!
What's on your sewing table, please?
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