Fumeterre skirt

 Finished! This one has been such a long coming... I saw this picture on IG during the summer of 2017 (!) and duly bought fabric and pattern to make the same. Well said fabric and pattern was stashed away until last summer, when I finally got it out and cut the skirt. Before stashing it away again... until this month.

Thankfully I had noted down the size and version I had cut last year so it wasn't too difficult to pick it up again. The skirt is not too difficult to make but it is very long and with 8 panels so it does take a little time. My fabric is quite thin so I decided to French seams between all the panels, so of course that double my sewing effort!

And to finish it off, there were those 11 buttonholes that I was terrified off and the 11 buttons to sew on of course. All in all, I think I didn't do too bad! 



I like the look of it, perfect colour for Autumn I guess and it is so long that I can wear thick tights or legging underneath to keep warm.


I am so happy that I have finally finished my Fumeterre skirt, pattern by Deer and Doe.



One last finish for October and my One monthly goal too!



Linking to Put your foot down, Whoop Whoop Friday, Peacock Party, Brag about your Beauties

Celine

Comments

  1. Patty 1 November 2020 at 00:52

    Nice. Thanks for linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal and congrats on your finish!

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  2. Flickenstichlerin1 November 2020 at 11:49

    You did a great job on this one. Nice skirt.

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  3. For the love of geese3 November 2020 at 17:52

    You must be so relieved to finish the skirt, it looks great. I have several yards of rayon sitting around that would be perfect for a summer skirt, hmm. Thank you for linking up to Put your foot down.

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