How to Cut and Sew a Mermaid Skirt With a Cut together Train using 3 Yards of Ankara Fabric 

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Yes you'd have to line it dear. You can line it halfway through (that is, up until the knee). You can line it all through just like I did in the video. All you have to do is subtract 3 inches from your original skirt length on the lining piece, and use it to turn the lace fabric.

Thank you so much for your kind response. I actually meant to double line especially where the lace have scallops.

@@LilicianoA it would be quite difficult for me to explain it using text. What I usually do is I cut the lining pieces to be shorter than the lace (like 3 to 4 inches shorter than the actual lace). I cut 2 lining pieces for each skirt piece. Then I go ahead to laminate the lace on one lining piece (that is, use hemming gum or sewing glue to hold the lace and lining together as one piece), then I use the second lining piece to turn the laminated lace. I hope this helps.

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I used a cotton lining

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The skirt in the thumbnail cannot be achieved using only 3 yards of ankara fabric dear.

@@bloscloset ok ma I have more than 3 yrds of fabric please ma do u hv the video please ma🙏

Yes you can. However you would have to use your hip measurement for your waist.

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Yes dear. If you have enough fabric you do not need to fold the back like I did. I only used this method because I had only 3 yards of Ankara Fabric.

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