Add a Circle Skirt to Anything
Circle skirts make everything better. Add a circle skirt to everything! To a dress, to a pair of skorts, to a swimsuit, to an old t-shirt. But how to get the perfect fit, when there are so many factors at play? There are many different fabric combinations and size dimensions to consider. Remove the guesswork by using this calculator.
Every sewing pattern from Apostrophe Patterns is created to fit perfectly. No grading between sizes required. How is this done? Well, first we take your measurements. Then, we find out what kind of fabric you are using and what sewing preferences you have. Then, we take all this information and draw out a pattern which fits you perfectly. All this is done automatically in a matter of seconds using the Pattern Generator.
Details
- Fabric: knit or woven, or a combination of both
- Sewing Level: beginner
- Waist sizes: all of them!
- Lengths: any length!
- Hi-low option for different front and back length
- Fullness of skirt - full, half and quarter circles
- Seam allowance and hem width: you get to choose!
- You may choose to cut your circle skirt from 1 to 10 equal pieces of fabric
Note: This is not a listing for a completed garment. You will receive access to a web page which allows you to generate sewing patterns in PDF form.
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Customer Reviews
This pattern was extremely easy to use. No guesswork needed! Just fill in all the boxes and it will generate a pattern for you.
I made two dresses for my 7yo twin girls who both had ver specific requests about lenth and starting point. I used a bodice from another pattern which O manually lengthened to Twin B's desired length (T-shirt) and used it as is for Twin A's desired length (natural waist). Twin A wanted ankle length, Twin B jist below the knee. It was SO easy to make their wishes come true using this calculator! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I recently bought this bc I wanted to make a quarter circle skirt but I hate drafting patterns. It's good. I'm not adding it to a bodice so I've made facing/waistband. The only downside is the printing, yesterday I printed 24 pages but only 16 were used for the pattern? The rest didn't have anything on them except for pages 9 and 10 which had a line that didn't connect to anything. Also the A0 printing seems bit off, haven't tried it though just downloaded for reference. But it's good. I hade to take of 13cm from my actual waistmeasurment to get the desired fit. I think it's better to buy this pattern where you get almost the full circle you know, than to buy loads of other patterns where you just get one.
It's very handy and works well. I find that it's a bit limited because it only makes full, half and quarter circle skirts. I would love a 3/4 option since it's my most used one.
While I have other ways to make a circle skirt, the generator made it so simple. Plug in your measurements and length and the pattern is ready to go. I did have to calculate my own waist band size because I was making a stand alone skirt and would love if that was an option but fabulous for pattern. Absolutely love it.