Web today i am featuring laura, known as the @thespeckyseamstress on instagram, and also on youtube! I love the way the gathered ruffle looks paired with a lightweight fabric such as linen shown here. I think i could even go down a size next time as this pattern is so adjustable with the lacing panel. Laura has such a fun and colourful sense of style, and i love how she put her own personal touch on the coquelicot skirt pattern! Web 0:00 / 48:39 intro the split side, adjustable waist, giant pockets skirt tutorial!
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And now i want to show it off! Web the pattern is available up to a 54.5 inch waist and a 62.5 inch hip but it has so much ease, it would easily fit larger hips. I love the way the gathered ruffle looks paired with a lightweight fabric such as linen shown here. [part 2] the stitchery 127k subscribers subscribe 48k views 4 months ago we're on to part 2 of this skirt.
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Web ruffle hem hack for the coquelicot skirt! This skirt was inspired by a vintage silhouette of the 1940’s and 50’s with a historical twist with its 18th century inspired pockets. Web check out our coquelicot skirt pattern selection for the very best in unique or custom, handmade pieces from our patterns shops. She hacked the pattern so that the ties were altered to attach with a belt loop rather than tying up in a bow or knot.
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Web named after the poppy (coquelicot in french) the “coquelicot skirt” is a flowy and adaptable skirt thanks to its adjustable waistband. Web today i am featuring laura, known as the @thespeckyseamstress on instagram, and also on youtube! Web this skirt pattern, from an up and coming canadian indie designer, wildflower designs, takes it's inspiration from the 18th century skirts and petticoat pocket designs. Web english pattern testing melanie boivin apr 27, 2021 3 min read pattern testers for the coquelicot skirt i got to say that the pattern testers for this skirt were the nicest and most supportive group of people and their help has been invaluable in making the coquelicot skirt possible!