How to do Marking and cutting of a Circular Skirt| In Hindi | English Su...

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Hey everyone! We are heading towards summers and as you all know,summer is the best season to wear everything that is cute, flary and pretty.

So we came up with and an idea to share a very simple tutorial on making a circular skirt.



If you want a video tutorial on the same then watch the video below

               



                          



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Material you will need for this:

1. Pattern paper

2. Marker,pen or a pencil

3.Measuring tape

4.Fabric for skirt

Step 1


We need two measurements for this skirt.
1.Round waist

2.Skirt length






For our skirt measurements are
Round waist= 30"
Skirt length=20"

Step 2

Marking the waist




Step 3

Marking the Length



You can keep the seam allowances according to your preferences.

Cutting 

Cut both the circles and add seam allowances according to your preference.





And that's how it looked on our Doll!



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