About
Studs & Pearls
Plain jersey skirts are like the white canvases of diY fashion. With such an endless variety of ribbons and trimmings available, you can make a skirt for practically every occasion. Your personalized combination will result in a fun and fashionable piece that is all your own.
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Laurence King published his project Party Skirt
20 Feb 11:13
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Step 1Measure pieces of trim and ribbon that are twice the width of the skirt, adding an extra 2 in (5 cm) to both ends.
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Step 2Add a thin line of fabric glue across the skirt.
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Step 3Place the trim on the glue, and press lightly. repeat with the remaining trims.
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Step 4Repeat on the reverse side and trim the excess, leaving just enough to connect to the front side.
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Step 5Apply liquid seam sealant and/or fabric glue to the ends.
Tip: Depending on the type of trim, a few stitches can be used to join the ends together.
