Circle skirt outfits

As the temperature drops, your style can rise to the occasion with the perfect blend of warmth and charm.

Here are all the basic circle skirt patterns. Check out the link for more instructions and variations.

In this post I show you how to make a circle skirt, make a skirt that it fits your waist perfectly but gets a lot of volume on the hem

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DETAIL * 30% wool, 30% fiber, 40% polyester * Fully satiny liner * Two seam pockets * Back zipper closure * Circle wool skirt * Midi skirt * Perfect for Winter, autumn, spring * Dry clean * Model's belt is not sale item * The model is 170cm (5′ 7″) tall with a 80cm (31.5") bust, 66cm (26") waist. She is wearing the plaid wool circle skirt in size XS. *More plaid styles: https://etsy.me/47dlVKC CUSTOM MADE SERVICE If you * Change other color * Can't find your size in our size Chart * Change…

A perfect circle skirt pattern can brighten your spring and summer days with a splash of lively colors. Our collection offers 38 free circle skirt patterns for sewing, brimming with options for sewists of all levels. From floral affairs to skirts with pockets, find a range of skirt patterns to spice up your wardrobe. Each circle skirt pattern is tailored to be as elegant as it is comfortable, providing a guide on how to make a circle skirt that suits your style. Dive into the world of sewing…

Hello everyone, So apparently my uni classes don't start until halfway through September. Well, more time for sewing! :D The other day I went thrifting with Stormiina, and I was explaining to her that I have "fabric phases". Like about a year ago I bought any floral fabric I could find in thrift stores (and I haven't gotten through half of the florals I now have piled up at home). Then about six months ago it was all stripes and plaids and more geometric patterns and prints (and I haven't…

I've been hunting down chic anti-trend outfits and there are seven from London, Paris, Stockholm and New York I keep coming back to. See them here.