I was having one of those "I have nothing cute to wear" days today, so I decided to make a new skirt to go with a sweater that I got for Christmas. I dug out this 1958 Simplicity playsuit pattern and some vintage plaid that I bought at an estate sale, and a few hours later... ta-da! I have cute skirtage! Woohoo!
This was by far one of the easiest garments that I have ever made. There isn't even a zipper or hooks - just one button and the opening is cleverly hidden in the pleats. I usually don't wear skirts that are this full, but this thing was so fast and stress-free to make that I'm a complete dirndl convert now!
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Sweet! And since the pattern's so quick, you can make one for every season of the year, too!
Oh, I love it! You look really great in that style, especially with the sweater!
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The dirndl skirt is a traditional garment associated with the Alpine regions of Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. It is typically worn as part of a dirndl, which is a traditional dress consisting of a bodice, blouse, and skirt. The dirndl skirt became popular in the 19th century and has since become an iconic symbol of traditional Alpine attire and I offer an online Hrm Dissertation Writing Service to the students at a cheap rate.
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