Süsse Skirt
Perfect for the 'in-between' weather is the Süsse Skirt* by the Eli Monster.
What makes this skirt special is it's fullness (is that actually a word?), its beautiful scallop hemline, and straps, giving it a vintage vibe.
For spring time we paired it with a puff-sleeved tee and long socks. But add a long-sleeve tee and leggings (or tights) and you're all set for a day with a bit more chill in the air.
I made up this version with button-in straps. Adjusting the position of the buttons on the front helps to make sure the straps are the perfect fit. I also managed to cross the straps at the back after these photos for a super secure fit.
The scalloped hem is made with a facing. I used a contrast coral fabric to jazz it up a bit.
The length is spot on for Miss M. This skirt is a straight size 6.
The skirt is quick to make, and a pretty simple sew.
The fullness of the skirt makes for a gorgeous look, and plenty of twirling potential.
I sewed up the coordinating puffed sleeve shirt and separate collar to complete the look (more on those in another post).
I just love this vintage look. Even more so, as I used a vintage sheet for fabric. Miss M picked it out of the stash. She has good taste.
With Halloween approaching, I can see this made up for a Dorothy or Alice (not a super accurate representation, but it would be perfect for a last minute costume).
The pattern is on sale for it's release, available at the Eli Monster Pattern Store.
*This posts contains affiliate links. If you purchase the pattern I receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. The sewing opinions and endless photos of my daughter are all my own.
What makes this skirt special is it's fullness (is that actually a word?), its beautiful scallop hemline, and straps, giving it a vintage vibe.
For spring time we paired it with a puff-sleeved tee and long socks. But add a long-sleeve tee and leggings (or tights) and you're all set for a day with a bit more chill in the air.
I made up this version with button-in straps. Adjusting the position of the buttons on the front helps to make sure the straps are the perfect fit. I also managed to cross the straps at the back after these photos for a super secure fit.
The scalloped hem is made with a facing. I used a contrast coral fabric to jazz it up a bit.
The length is spot on for Miss M. This skirt is a straight size 6.
The skirt is quick to make, and a pretty simple sew.
The fullness of the skirt makes for a gorgeous look, and plenty of twirling potential.
I sewed up the coordinating puffed sleeve shirt and separate collar to complete the look (more on those in another post).
I just love this vintage look. Even more so, as I used a vintage sheet for fabric. Miss M picked it out of the stash. She has good taste.
With Halloween approaching, I can see this made up for a Dorothy or Alice (not a super accurate representation, but it would be perfect for a last minute costume).
The pattern is on sale for it's release, available at the Eli Monster Pattern Store.
*This posts contains affiliate links. If you purchase the pattern I receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. The sewing opinions and endless photos of my daughter are all my own.
Adorable! I love scallops, and the suspenders are so sweet!
ReplyDeletelove those scallops!!!
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