Description
From our archives, our Long lo-back skirt can be made of any light to mid-weight leather like Lambskin or suede, Pig suede, Calf suede, and other many leathers.
This skirt is athleisure inspired style elevated with an unexpected low-cut back and fine cord ties.
The back is not too low for comfort and sits just above hip line, (higher than most low-cut lingerie.)
The skirt is fully lined.
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This is a Multi-Sized,(2-10) Layered PDF Sewing Pattern in 2 formats
A0/Copyshop (2 pages) and A4/US Letter (36 pgs)
DO NOT SCALE When printing.
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This skirt can also be made up in stable wovens, like denim or wool – but testing is recommended for other fabrics that may not have properties similar to leather.
Skirt requires – approx. 29-37 square feet of leather, according to size.
2.25 – 2.5 Yards of 45″ lining like acetate twill.
1pc 9″ or longer invisible zipper
2 yards shoelace type cording.
This pattern is Easy, especially if you know how to insert invisible zippers already. And assumes you know basic construction.
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WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS ONLY!
Because this is an archival style, NO diagrams & NO video are included.
We assume you know basic+ garment construction and provide details that will give you beautiful finishing on this garment.
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There are NO RETURNS on PDF SEWING Patterns due to the downloadable nature of Digital products.
*No returns or exchanges, due to the downloadable nature of the product.*
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COPYRIGHT:
This pattern was designed by Carla Dawn Behrle, copyright 1991-2023. All rights reserved. Do not distribute this pattern electronically or in hard copy without my written permission.
SELLING WHAT YOU MAKE:
* Items must be made by hand, NO mass production.
* Items must be made by the individual who purchased the pattern (RETAIN YOUR RECEIPT).
* Credit must be given to Carla Dawn Behrle as the pattern designer.
* Online listings must contain a direct link to where the pattern can be purchased.
* You may alter the pattern but all terms still apply.