The ruffle season is not over, oh no, not one bit! This adorable ruffle skirt by Anthropologie is great for the festive season. I’m pleased that Amber from Ruffles and Roses is offering a free sewing pattern to make this ruffle skirt. I love featuring both here today.
Free Pattern Ruffle Skirt – Anthropologie-inspired
This free skirt pattern makes a great addition to our existing ruffle collection here: DIY ruffle fashion shoes, Free Ruffle Dress Pattern, Ruffle Necklace with Peace Symbol, Ruffled Anthropologie-style flower t-shirt, Apron with Ruffles, pillow pattern with ruffles, ruffled tote bag pattern , Ruffled paper dress, ruffled decorative heart-shaped wreath, and ruffled all kinds of other stuff.
Free Ruffle Skirt Sewing Pattern
Let me give you the summary here. Amber altered an existing A-line skirt and added the ruffles. This is easiest.
RUFFLING INSTRUCTIONS
The actual ruffling is easy as 1 2 3:
Add the ruffle all around the skirt. Take a strip of 1 1/2 times the circumference of the skirt hem, of about 3” height (dept on how long you want the ruffles to be.). Allow 1/2” for the seam. Sew on the base ruffle (in the image, the blue one)
Next, take a strip of .75 x the circumference of the skirt hem, also of about 3” height. Starting at the mid front of the skirt, sew on the ruffle to half of the skirt, about 1.75” or a bit higher above the blue ruffle. Use a lighter colored fabric for contrast.
Add the third layer of ruffle, of the same material as your overall skirt, and when you pin it, tilt it up so that the white ruffle shows.
Add the fourth layer of ruffles, of the same material as your lining, or bottom ruffle.
The length of this ruffle should be about 1 x the circumference of the whole skirt hem. It should start in front of the right knee and then wrap around the front toward the back.
Source | More Info | Free Pattern Ruffle Skirt
For more info regarding making this skirt, visit Ruffles & Roses; Original design & Image skirt on display: Anthropologie.com.
BTW. R&R has lots of free patterns, a site well worth visiting!