DOUBLE CIRCLE SKIRT ⭐️ Umbrella skirt cutting and stitching in VERY EASY way

Summary

The video teaches viewers how to make a double circular “umbrella” skirt (a full flare skirt) in a detachable style. It focuses on an easy cutting and stitching method for beginners, using satin with interlining to add structure. The creator covers fabric choices, key measurements (based on a size 38), the required yardage, and how to adjust the pattern if your fabric width is limited.

Artistic Techniques / Creative Processes Shown

• Pattern drafting / garment construction for a double circular flare skirt
• Cutting full flare shapes using circle geometry (a two-layer/double-circle design)
• Beginner-friendly sewing techniques, including assembling a structured skirt using interlining
• Fabric selection to achieve the desired volume and drape, with suggestions for alternatives

Materials / Fabric Guidance

• Used in the example: Satin + interlining
• Recommended alternatives:
  • Taffeta
  • Scuba
  • Brocade
  • Satin (with interlining)

Measurements & Construction Details

• Reference size: 38
• Mannequin note: A 1/4 small scale is used, but the measurements correspond to size 38
• Waist: 60 cm
• Skirt length: 95 cm (can be adjusted longer or shorter)
• Fabric requirement: 4 m × 2 m

If Fabric Width Isn’t Enough

• Make the skirt using 4 half-circles with the same method
• Divide the waist into 12 parts (as referenced)

Steps / Process (Condensed)

1. Choose fabric (satin + interlining, as demonstrated).
2. Use the provided waist measurement (60 cm) and skirt length (95 cm).
3. Cut the skirt using the easy double circular/umbrella method:
   • Standard approach: create the double circular pattern within your available fabric width.
   • Limited-width approach: build the skirt from 4 half-circles.
4. Stitch/assemble the layers to form the full flare double circular skirt.

Creators / Contributors Featured

• No specific creator names or contributors are mentioned in the subtitles.