12/23/2023
How to Sew 3 Bias Cut Skirts for Beginners (With Free PDF Pattern and Video Tutorial)
Do you love sewing? Do you want to learn how to make your own bias cut skirts? If you answered yes to both questions, then you’re in luck! I have just uploaded a new video on my YouTube channel where I show you how to sew 3 bias cut skirts for beginners, with a free PDF pattern. 🧵
Bias cut skirts are one of the hottest trends right now. They are flattering, comfortable, and stylish. They are also easy to make with some basic sewing skills and a few tips and tricks that I share with you in the video. Plus, you can wear them for any occasion, whether you want to dress them up or down. 🌟
In the video how to cut the fabric on the bias, how to sew the seams and hem the edges, and how to make the perfect fit for these skirts. You will also get a free PDF pattern that you can download and print at home. 📝
What You Need to Sew a Bias Skirt
Sewing Tools
To sew a bias skirt, you will need some basic sewing skills and tools, such as:
- A sewing machine
- Thread
- Scissors
- Pins
- Measuring tape
- Iron
- You will also need a magnetic seam guide or a magnet to help you sew evenly.
- Rulers , grab my french curved rulers for free here
How to Style a Bias Skirt for a Casual Look
For a casual look, you can pair your bias skirt with a simple top, such as a t-shirt, a tank top, or a sweater. You can also add a denim jacket, a faux leather jacket, or a cardigan for some extra warmth and texture. For shoes, you can go for sneakers, flats, or boots, depending on the weather and your mood. You can also accessorize with a hat, a belt, or a scarf for some extra flair. For example, you can wear a white t-shirt, a black bias skirt, a denim jacket, white sneakers, and a black hat for a cool and casual outfit.
How to Style a Bias Skirt for a Chic Look
For a chic look, you can pair your bias skirt with a silky or lacey top, such as a cami, a blouse, or a bodysuit. You can also add a blazer, a trench coat, or a fur coat for some extra elegance and sophistication. For shoes, you can go for heels, pumps, or sandals, depending on the occasion and your preference. You can also accessorize with a clutch, a necklace, or earrings for some extra sparkle. For example, you can wear a black lace cami, a leopard print bias skirt, a beige trench coat, black pumps, and a gold necklace for a glamorous and chic outfit.
How to Style a Bias Skirt for a Boho Look
For a boho look, you can pair your bias skirt with a floral or printed top, such as a wrap top, a crop top, or a kimono. You can also add a denim vest, a fringe jacket, or a poncho for some extra bohemian vibe and layering. For shoes, you can go for wedges, espadrilles, or mules, depending on the season and your style. You can also accessorize with a straw bag, a headband, or a bracelet for some extra color and charm. For example, you can wear a white wrap top, a green bias skirt, a denim vest, brown wedges, and a straw bag for a cute and boho outfit.
I hope these ideas help you style your bias skirt for different looks. You can also experiment with different colors, prints, and fabrics to create your own unique outfits. A bias skirt is a great piece to have in your wardrobe, as it can be worn for any occasion and any season.
So, what are you waiting for? Go watch the video and read the post to learn how to sew your own bias cut skirts. Trust me, you don’t want to miss this one. 😊
Step by Step Video
Free PDF pattern in this post
Check out as well:
How to measure yourself to choose the best size
How to print and assemble free PDF patterns
How to cut out sewing patterns with tips and tools
How to add seam allowance in sewing
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