This fabric has been in the stash since last year, I just didn't have time to sew it until now. It just happens that today is a windy and rainy cooler day with a chance that we might see some flurries this evening, the perfect occasion to break out this merino wool fabric and sew.
The pull-on elastic waist skirt is a favourite vintage pattern, OOP Butterick 5790. Just one pattern piece makes this a perfect project for a beginner or a for those days when a quick project is desired.
Project details
Seams: Knit (lightening bolt) stitch
Seam finish: Serged
Fabric: 1.1 metres
Elastic: 1 metre -- 1 inch wide
Pattern: OOP Butterick 5790, circa 1999
Additional Tools & Supplies: Cutting table, pins, assorted heavy objects used as weights, pin cushion, tailor's chalk, fabric scissors, Janome sewing machine, Janome serger, Janome Cover Pro machine, threads, thread clipper, screwdriver, lint brush, mini vacuum, tweezers, hand sewing needle, iron and ironing board, coffee and an audiobook (Nelson Mandela's Long Walk to Freedom).
Happy Sewing!
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