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Alyssa writes in asking about the 3 tiered skirt tutorial she saw on Whipup. However, the often-linked 3peas blog is no longer. Alas! 3 Peas are you out there? Alyssa would love to see the tutorial.
This one isn’t for kids but MediaTinker (who makes alot of excellent tutorials) posted one tiered skirt tutorial that is very fabric-efficient. As a guideline she writes that: ” The lower tiers are about half the length of the one above. Each tier is 1.5 times as wide as the previous one. This gives enough fullness for suitable flair while dancing, but without using too much fabric.”
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Rebecca of 3 Peas is no longer blogging, which is sad, really! Perhaps someone saved her tutorial before her blog was discontinued. Good luck!
Kuky at http://www.kukyideas.com/journal/ received permission from 3 Peas to repost the tutorial on her blog here:
http://www.kukyideas.com/journal/2006/07/tiered-skirt-tutorial.html
Get sewin’ :)
Instructions for a tiered skirt can also be found at j caroline creative: http://www.jcarolinecreative.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Store_Code=JC&Screen=PSKIRT. The site includes a calculator that meaures the width and length of each tier.
i may have it printed out somewhere, and can scan and email it if i do, but here’s another free one from sew news:
http://sewnews.com/resources/library/0406beauty/index.html
Here’s a link to someone who has the text but no pictures: http://www.kukyideas.com/journal/2006/07/tiered-skirt-tutorial.html
Sadly, the Wayback Machine doesn’t have that archived. But here’s a tip: if there’s a site with something like this on it, go to http://www.archive.org/ and see if the Wayback Machine has it archived. If it doesn’t, the act of checking should cause it to *be* archived – provided the site owner hasn’t specifically denied permission.
Hey Everybody,
Thanks so much for all your help!
There are tons of other tutorials on craftster (do a search for tiered skirt), like this one from a tee shirt
http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=45677.0
Thanks for your share.I Love herve leger he actually designs clothes in mind for those who wear them-women, not tennage boys ! if every model said I’m not going under my healthy BMI the fashion world would have to start using healthy models. Like a strike to eat instead!
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