My first split side skirt! (Inspired by the

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Since this baby was getting some love over on IG (and there's about to be a bunch of videos on the topic here on my channel), I thought I'd share it! What do you think of this closure style?
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I made this skirt out of a thrifted duvet cover as a mock-up for my Grammy's dress (check out the video if you're interested!), but I didn't film any of the process, oh no! It was heavily inspired by the Coquelicot Skirt from Wildflower Design, so if you're looking for a skirt pattern similar to this, I highly recommend checking out her work! I am in the process of making a [very, very thorough] tutorial about split side skirts, so keep an eye out for that in the near future!
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@2010junebride Год назад

LOVE this idea!!!!!! Would love a pattern or video or both!

@gettheetothestitchery Год назад

Thank you! There's a tutorial video coming out soon!

@shielagrippando4025 Год назад

Yippeeeeeee!!! Love love love this skirt!

@Godlooksfar Год назад

I love it too and can't wait for the pattern

@lillyfranzen7802 Год назад

How cute is this,😍 I'm going to go look for the pattern!!

@onesma1729 Год назад

Same!! I love this!!

@miramari732 Год назад

18th century skirts are back (sans pannier) I love it!

@KoriEmerson Год назад

1940s too.

@jobo8143 Год назад

I was thinking 1500s

@Ava-cq1zi Год назад

I love

@Faunaflys Год назад

I’ve made 2 of these already but ties on front and back instead of lace. I love them and they are so easy to make!

@ambermichellenope9549 Год назад

Ya I watched a girl get dressed with the old clothes and that pretty much it

@arturiapendragon9642 Год назад

I wish more skirts were like this. The amount of times that I have struggled with an invisible zipper is a crime.

@liftedbodhisattva Год назад

The amount of times 🥴 my sensitive skin has received burns because of zippers ( even hypoallergenic) ..Give me one in all colors , styles, length etc ❤❤

@user-vo9gu5bf8o Год назад

Wrap skirts are a thing, lol 😅

@seraby7151 Год назад

There's a reason why these types of skirts are not popular anymore.

@valentinosire310 Год назад

@@seraby7151why?

@SariDhaenens Год назад

9999

@lucheng1945 Год назад

Traditional Chinese skirts are like this! The outfits are called Hanfu and they’re super gorgeous

@BlueGlow26 Год назад

Are they split front and back like that? I don't remember them being that way...? 😅

@moka_petit Год назад

@@BlueGlow26I Thought Qun's were a large skirt that have little holes for the belt

@BlueGlow26 Год назад

@@moka_petit a large skirt yes, but I'm wondering if the structure is the same as here

@arielleung5958 Год назад

@@BlueGlow26it is! It’s a type of dress called 馬面裙, it’s just that other styles of dresses in most dynasties were more popular

@BlueGlow26 Год назад

@@arielleung5958 ah~ yes I've heard of 馬面裙，somewhat similar concept, but still a bit different in construction I guess

@cheyennemorrison4107 8 месяцев назад

I love this because you can actually put stuff like phone/keys in pockets and not have them visibly weigh the skirt down in those areas!

@stephaniewhitfield6041 Год назад

THIS should be the standard for skirts! I will riot in the streets for this fit AND pockets!

@tammyjohnson8150 9 месяцев назад

Tell me where and when! I’m there with ya! 🪡 🧵 LOL!!!

@Witchy-Wonderland 8 месяцев назад

You’d even be able to RIOT in that skirt ❤️‍🔥

@MrMeszaros 8 месяцев назад

You Go Girl!

@sullyrane653 Год назад

This needs to be a thing more, imagine this for maternity 😩

@mh56487 Год назад

In what way is this good maternity clothing? Imagine having to lace up that whole thing while having a huge belly. Not practical whatsoever. Might be a cool show off piece but Def not for daily wear. Imagine having to redo all that to go to the bathroom etc. I see no way this is easier than just a zipper, simple tie straps, or elastic band

@sullyrane653 Год назад

@@mh56487 the adjustability was more so what I was going at, you can wear that piece for any special occasion through out your growing belly As someone who hated the idea of buying maternity clothes JUST to wear for a few months, I didn’t lol 😂 but something that would’ve grown with me more, I probably would’ve invested in (especially since I never went down to my original pants size either 😂)

@SorceressKana Год назад

"Having to redo all of that"? You lift your skirt to pee........... Who is pulling their skirts and dresses down out here to go to the bathroom? Anywho, yes! The ability of the skirt waist to grow with you during pregnancy is 100% a selling point! And if you're losing weight, you'd get to keep the skirt longer lol

@JP-rf7cu Год назад

That’s what women use to wear a 200 years ago

@mh56487 Год назад

@@JP-rf7cu yea, and 200 years ago it was inconvenient too. That's why designs changed.

@chinadollsyndrome Год назад

The dual-purpose modesty panels and pockets are BRILLIANT!

@irena9225 Год назад

Pockets!!!! Yes!!! Please!!!! We need them so much😊

@EsiNotEssie Год назад

This design reminds me of the traditional Chinese Hanfu skirts! My friend gave me one and it's SO easy to get on and off, plus I have massive pockets so I never need a purse with it unless I want to accessorize

@princevesperal 6 месяцев назад

I'm amazed at how this skirt is both really practical, and absolutely gorgeous! The snatched waist and sash make it really elegant and "couture". I would love to see this in a luxurious satin with a matching top, as a ball gown! If I wanted to make a wedding dress with my own hands, this is probably what I would go for! You can't get it wrong with that adjustable waist!

@MsLovinDMutts 6 месяцев назад

In a bronze lame' or covered with a sheer iridescent something.. It would look gorgeous!!

@sandhermit3665 5 месяцев назад

I hadn't thought of making a dressy skirt in this pattern. But you are right. It would be gorgeous. Have I got material for something dressy!😊

@maddyrevenge Год назад

Such an excellent style, especially given that it easily accommodates fluctuations in waist size due to bloating/weight gain or loss/pregnancy etc!

@melonjuice7441 Год назад

Tell 'em king!

@gr33ngirlsea Год назад

This!!!! I always feel a little worse when I already feel bloated and then my skirt is tight on top of it.

@juliettevharris Год назад

Right! Too bad you can't use the same technique with a pair of pants.

@Illustrioustaco Год назад

@juliettevharris is not exactly the same but have you looked into wrap around pants? I used to make them for larp costuming, and the waist goes on very similar to this skirt. Tie on the back then tie on the front. The sides are "open" but honestly usually only flared out from about the knee down.

@juliettevharris Год назад

@Illustrioustaco I usually wear more form-fitting pants. Are you saying it technically is kind of form fitting, just not past the knee? I think I could maybe imagine that working. I'll look into it. 🙂

@EamaneEarane Год назад

Gorgeous and indeed an 18th century skirt method! Though they would have had separate pockets not attached to the skirt.

@OrlaQuirk Год назад

My sister makes historical costumes, and just this evening was telling me about the actual 18th century version of this skirt she is planning to make, as part of a historical outfit. We were having a fun time taking about the separate pockets, and how funny it is that they were frequently beautifully embroidered, even though they were worn under the skirt, and basically, no one was going to see them.

@dianesawyerdooley4424 Год назад

@@OrlaQuirk re: pockets... If you're going to make it, make it pretty.

@morticiaaddams7866 Год назад

Same with a bra. Little secrets like that can make you feel so feminine!😊

@MusicalBotany Год назад

@OrlaQuirk I'm sure you know, but most skirts of the time would have had side slits so that you could pull your pocket through, as otherwise the pocket would be inaccessible underneath your petticoats. So while pockets weren't often visible, they were visible often enough that the embroidery could be appreciated! :)

@OrlaQuirk Год назад

@@MusicalBotany I am no expert, but I never heard of anyone pulling the pocket through the slits to access it. I always assumed they slid their hands in. I've never seen an 18th century garment that I could see the pocket slits, or notice the garments or pocket below. I did see a cute photo of an 18th century gown with a skirt open in front, and the corners of the hem were tucked under the skirt and pulled through the pocket slits, sticking out several inches on each hip. The thought occured to me that pulling the pocket out through the slits in one's skirts could be the 18th century equivalent of a modern woman dumping the contents of her purse on a table. 😸

@heatherthevictorianghost Год назад

Besides how it’s tied, this is how 18th century petticoats we’re constructed!! Love to see it make a comeback!

@damesaphira9790 Год назад

So make it happen. I hear so often " I wish hats would come back"....how about just wear a hat?

@heatherthevictorianghost Год назад

@@damesaphira9790 I quite enjoy sewing historically inspired garments in my free time, so way ahead of ya. 😉

@damesaphira9790 Год назад

@@heatherthevictorianghost ~Excellent! I like your style! I too just jump off into the deep end and wear the period pieces I love!

@carlieedwards5407 8 месяцев назад

I neeeeeed this! Perfect mom skirt. (Ajustable for comfort and huge pockets) Also good for people with pcos or endometriosis (bloat and swelling). If i cant buy this im making it! 🥰

@breaunythomas4052 8 месяцев назад

Million dollar idea. Don't shark tank it build it on your own. Wedding dresses that grow with you no more diets until the big event.💜

@samwebb3577 6 месяцев назад

Oh my god no more need for a Dozen bridesmaids in the bathroom with you. You can just undo the front of the dress and move it to the side while you pee

@breaunythomas4052 6 месяцев назад

@@samwebb3577 Totally could change the game well in that example change the break time for the game.

@BelieveIt0226 Год назад

When you don’t sew but definitely want the pattern so it can sit in your closet never to be used… so cute

@dosbabymama Год назад

I felt that in my soul. 😂😂😂

@chunellemariavictoriaespan8752 Год назад

Same...

@rumcream69er Год назад

@@dosbabymama😅7

@SyrenDeeVOA Год назад

I need multiples of these skirts in all the colors because these are FABULOUS!!!!

@kukuandkookie Год назад

You can actually find these as mamianqun (a skirt from the Ming dynasty), usually sold on Taobao! Although maybe not with the pockets, unfortunately…

@altair5072 Год назад

i wore a skirt like this in a musical i was in! though both ends tied into bows instead of one being lacy it was the fullest skirt i’ve ever worn fr, these things get so much volume

@cymbamcreynolds8838 Год назад

We need more skirts like this available in stores

@aylaaslan3466 Год назад

Gercektenmi.

@LouiseHultcrantz 6 месяцев назад

Yes💪 no more "I'm sorry, we don't carry your size" But then again, brands don't make big sizes because it's more expensive with more fabric, so to make more fabric for EVERY single garment might not be something they'd be interested in anyway🤷‍♀️

@sophia7322 Год назад

That’s so freaking cute, I’d love to see it in a shorter version(above the knees,mid thigh) I think that would be so cute with the poof all the layers give.

@gettheetothestitchery Год назад

That would be adorable! I don't wear a lot of shorter skirts, but I think the floof would be super fun!

@jenniisthewriter Год назад

The pattern maker actually included a shorter length in the pattern, it's an AWESOME pattern to work with, super adjustable!

@suebotchie4167 Год назад

Love poof :) our great grandmother's were very hardworking AND feminine.

@LiliAquinas Год назад

@@jenniisthewriterwould you share there name for the pattern, and/or the pattern maker's name? I saw this skirt in a video that a friend was watching, and I didn't catch the pattern information. Tsyvm!

@cloeshmoroz4512 Год назад

@@LiliAquinasthe link for the pattern is in the video description of the short

@washipuppy Год назад

This is also very similar to a style of Chinese and Korean skirt I've seen worn higher up on the body. I'll be using it myself for sure.

@moniquerodriguez3013 Год назад

do you know what the chinese skirts are called? ive been trying to look them up

@washipuppy Год назад

@@moniquerodriguez3013 I believe the Qixiong Ruqun uses this type of skirt, just up around the chest instead of the waist.

@moniquerodriguez3013 Год назад

@@washipuppy thank you!

@yumiinky Год назад

Also reminds me of hakama!

@p1kkuma Год назад

Yes! I’m Chinese and I immediately thought of how skirts for hanfu are worn just like this!

@Mamda07 Год назад

Oh my gosh, love this design! I would def buy a skirt like this

@Kotifilosofi Год назад

Your video emphasizes two trends that are crucial to us currently: 1. sewing your own clothes (ensuring the ethical production of clothes much as possible), 2. making it adjustable (long-lasting clothes fighting the mindless consuption and fast fashion). Keep up great work!

@periwinkle.38 8 месяцев назад

Omg I loveee this not only would skirts fit so much better but you have MASSIVE POCKETSSS

@lucaszoke8724 Год назад

YES! You are absolutely right, this is about how apron-front skirts of the 18th century would have been constructed. Except the pockets being a separate garment in that case. And i’m not sure if there was lacing, but it’s a genious idea!

@heatheroter9380 Год назад

I would literally spend so much money on that skirt if you sold them. Absolutely gorgeous.

@RychaardRyder Год назад

its super easy to make! if you wanna be accurate its just two rectangles for the skirt gathered up into two waist bands that have ties, search 18th century petticoat tutorials, they dont have built in pockets tho since at the time it was considered easier to have a set of pockets that you wear underneath the skirt, reach thru the side slits to access them

@violettaazul Год назад

That pattern and blue and white convo is beautiful! Love how it falls as well. Beautiful skirt, so fresh and elegant.

@Yourlocalluckycat 8 месяцев назад

When I was in elementary school, we had to learn a folkloric dance. My class learned huapango (I'm from Hidalgo, México) and the skirts we wore had to be tied in a similar way to the one shown in the video.

@sarahfisher2171 6 месяцев назад

I WAS JUST THINKING THAT! im puerto rican and it reminded me of the skirts you wear for flamenco

@Chetna5 6 месяцев назад

That skirt is 100% more beautiful than modern joke of a skirt

@asilahopess_wonderingfae Год назад

Oh, that's gorgeous! I would love a patchwork broom skirt made this way.

@kcmac66 Год назад

That skirt is goals!!! It's gorgeous!!!

@watervaampire2 Год назад

This is awesome. I'd buy it. And the fabric you used is gorgeous

@Silwers_Edge Год назад

This looks like a incredible way to reduce the sizing problems women face.

@angdlwil4111 Год назад

The lace up was used in many patterns over the centuries. But the front with a shash is new look. Personally I love the the lacing on the front.

@kirklandalmonds3049 Год назад

GIRLLLLLLLL!!!!! ITS ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS! It’s giving the whole “adventurous maiden exploring in the woods” vibe 🤩

@BallerinaValkyrie Год назад

"mom, I need new fabric, i found a new project!!!!" This looks stunning, and will probably be a new go -to item

@stacie7925 Год назад

I LOVE this skirt idea and i wish designs like this were available for purchase because its so adjustable and comfortable

@ManicKandii 5 месяцев назад

Also love how it allows for absolutely massive pockets!

@candlelady3313 3 месяца назад

This is so gorgeous! Both the pattern an the material used. So flattering!

@Sara-dj3nv Год назад

I like skirts that don’t have loads of zippers or buttons because they can be more flexible in sizing and are more forgiving when it comes to weight fluctuations. For example, if you lose a couple pounds you may not have to buy a whole new skirt, you can sometimes just tie them a little tighter and it’s all the same! They’re also great for maternity clothes and plus sizes since elastic and hand-tied skirts adjust better to the body shape than a rigid zipper or fixed buttons! 💕💕

@theyaretayloranne Год назад

i need every school costumer to watch this !!!!

@shalomd6267 Год назад

SO MUCH SWISH! I rushed out and bought the Cocoliquot pattern from Wildflower. I have a feeling i'm going to end up with several of these. Much love

@didi4192 Год назад

Coquelicot

@sarahmorehead8438 Год назад

Please post it when you make it!

@ayastorm5507 10 месяцев назад

😮 this...may be exaclty how i get the "over" full skirts i have been dreaming of for....well forever.

@Here4TheHeckOfIt 6 месяцев назад

Beautiful fit! I agree about the hardware - they're a pain. The skirt is practical.

@rebeccapage4411 Год назад

Love the way this longer length flatters your silhouette/proportions

@martagustafsson5749 Год назад

It has such a beautiful silhouette too omg!

@TheFoxtabulousVixie Год назад

I have no words on how beautiful that looks, the mechanism for it is so clever and I want one now.

@teacherverina 6 месяцев назад

I love Hanfu dresses! There's a creator on here somewhere that shows off many different types of Hanfu *and* some neat ways to tie the laces

@itsbtrice8736 Год назад

Am so picky when it comes to skirts and dresses but I think am in love ❤️

@Ivantyaskullz Год назад

😮😮OMG!! THIS IS BEYOND STUNNING!! I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT!!

@chathevirg0 Год назад

okay but why does the back piece look so good by itself, like, I just want that back piece

@gravyz2cute4u Год назад

Love it! I want one both in long and short versions!

@katyaannagoodday 6 месяцев назад

Looks great! And yes it does resemble some historical skirt patterns which makes it easy to adjust for size and leave room to access under layers and pockets, which used to be tied on separately under your skirt

@JamieCormier Год назад

It’s such a flattering line too, so pretty!

@shinyowlshop6662 8 месяцев назад

I absolutely adore this and I don't usually wear skirts and dresses! I'd buy one if you sold them!❤❤❤

@MaryTorres-cb8pg Год назад

Not a skirt or dress person, but I LOVE THIS!!

@nicolemia29 Год назад

Totally waiting for the tutorial because I cannot follow a pattern to save my life lol

@gettheetothestitchery Год назад

You and me both!

@sarahmorehead8438 Год назад

@@gettheetothestitcheryMe2!

@Anna-gq6vg Год назад

I love this. Seems like it would fit so much more comfy than zipped or elasticated skirts

@HopeFilledchats 4 месяца назад

i love this! I want to get into more skirts and dresses especially those that have a vintage feel to it

@MoreCoffeePlease. Год назад

This is beautiful!!

@davisholman8149 Год назад

So slimming also.💃

@mushu6849 Год назад

absolutely beautiful 😍 reminds me of Chinese hanfu!

@IreallyLoveEMinEM Год назад

What a cool idea. Will there be a full video about this construction?

@gettheetothestitchery Год назад

There will! A two-parter coming out soon!

@gorzkawodka Год назад

for the time being look at historical petticoats, "skirts" were made this way for centuries, althrou without time-consuming lacing, it was simply one string tied for back part and one string for front part

@WeRNthisToGetHer 3 месяца назад

I LOVE that so much! I would even wear just the back half sometimes with shorts or leggings or a short pencil skirt!

@JennsCorner777 5 месяцев назад

I want to make these but like skorts - skirts with shorts remember those as a kid? Love this dress!

@ZaphiraX Год назад

I absolutely love it! I wish I could buy this somewhere!

@CrispOffTheBlock 8 месяцев назад

What a beautiful pattern! I love it! The style is very similar to traditional Japanese Hakama. (Floofy pants worn for horseback riding and commonly part of a kendo gi. The Chinese counterparts are called Kù)

@medusha979 Год назад

I love this, but as a seamstress there is no way this is easier than installing a zipper 😂

@veren771 Год назад

I LOVE THIS SO MUCH!!! REMINDS ME OF THE BOTTOM HALF OF A KIMONO!!! ITS SO PRETTY😊

@ahstiasummers5583 5 месяцев назад

This was how historical skirts were made. Making clothes was far more labor intensive back then, so this kind of skirt design allowed for multiple size variations without wasting fabric

@lpanayi6954 Год назад

I have some Thai fisherman's trousers that fasten the same way. 👍

@tachthechatgoblin Год назад

How? I have a few pairs and you just fold them over and tie them, and then fold the top down

@RubyLovings Год назад

I would so love a pattern for this

@tonifarmer3959 Год назад

Would pants be able to be made this way?

@gettheetothestitchery Год назад

Absolutely! It's something I definitely want to experiment with!

@summerg1378 8 месяцев назад

I would love a skirt like this but shorter. Like mid thigh. Would love to pair it with some tights and boots! So cute!

@Natasha___. Год назад

I am so in love with this! It's giving cute 50s housewife and I want one, the pockets are just perfect.

@celita8183 7 месяцев назад

Beautiful fabric combination. When I learn to sew w a machine I'd like to try something like this. If I could purchase this, I'd like too. Very beautiful outcome!

@sunnydays07 6 месяцев назад

Omgggg I would buy (or make who knows) that, a shorter version, so many colours it’s just PERFECT.

@someonewholivesingalaxy 6 месяцев назад

The motif is like "batik", a work of art from Indonesia

@rosemarypaul6093 Год назад

I love it for the pockets alone! A dress like that is great for us handicapped people whether we are in our wheelchairs or not! I'd love to buy a skirt like this!

@tonycrader8978 Год назад

Ive seen similar contemporary construction, but th fabric always went between the legs. This is fantastic!

@christalcavanaugh Год назад

This is mind boggling I have no concept of how one would create this 😵‍💫

@hollybug-76542 Год назад

I know my mom would have loved this pattern and made many of these. Bravo!

@izzieluv 8 месяцев назад

I had a few straight skirts that were *kind of* similarly constructed. The left side was totally closed, and the right side was open. You stepped into it, and then brought the side around and buttoned it at the hip. It also had generous pockets.

@taeevans1485 Год назад

this is a great concept for meternity clothing!! you can wear it at all stages, even before and after!

@arielmontes2953 8 месяцев назад

Omg i would need a dozen of these in different patterns😆😆😆 i love this so much

@666wurm 8 месяцев назад

I love that formerly dresses naturally had pockets but not anymore for some reason.

@HGCUPCAKES 11 месяцев назад

Holy cow!!!! I NEED this skirt in my life?

@maelavdrak 8 месяцев назад

I never knew i needed something more than this.

@jalvesss 8 месяцев назад

Okay, but i would give any in the world money for this, its just that amazing

@honeygoblin5925 Год назад

traditional skirts for folklorico dancing are still made like this!! i have one made in nicaragua that was given to me by my grandparents :)

@SofSof. 5 месяцев назад

Love it!!! I want MANY of those in different colors!

@bayan-zz6wm 8 месяцев назад

This instantly became #1 on my list of things i didn't know i needed until now

@leelaanderson1838 8 месяцев назад

Love this. Would absolutely wear skirts more often if they were like this. Btwn fluctuating weight and being bloated so often....this is fantastic

@emmaleclair Год назад

I just got to say some thing even when it wasn’t fully put on it was gorgeous. It also looks great all together.

@rhosemuniverse7273 6 месяцев назад

It's like a corsette skirt... Fabulous!

@vixen_0072 6 месяцев назад

The best thing is that it will feel tailored to you even if you fluctuate in size

@pearlchikumbi1675 7 месяцев назад

I'm so making this skirt..Than you for sharing this masterpiece 👏👏 Halleluah ❤❤

@eurydice5890 3 месяца назад

This is indeed how 18th clothes were made, though with simple strings for both the back and front. Love what you did with this. And LOVE the pockets Edit: just now realizing that I’m late to the party and it had already been said 😅

@GinaGrowe 10 месяцев назад

Very Cool and you made a lovely garment - could see this done in heavy fabrics for the winter season parties - maybe some velcro faux fur at the bottom. Lovely!

@TheDutchessOfCornville 8 месяцев назад

I bet it looks AMAZING when you twirl!!! 🩷🩷🩷

@LS-sg8rb Год назад

That's really cool. The algorithm took me here from - as you said - historical skirts that adjust across a wide range of sizes, so I was confused about the tight hook feature that didn't seem adjustable. But then I heard that your goal is not to have zippers, and to have pockets, and it all made sense. It's an insanely cute skirt and very clever. Well done!