Sewing Simplicity 9377 - Button-Up Skirt Tips and Review
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Sewing Simplicity 9377 - Button-Up Skirt Tips and Review
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Hi Everyone and Welcome Back To My Bucolic Life Channel. Meet my new sewing tutorial.
This is a very different type of skirt. When it is finished it is two totally separate pieces, all ready to button together. I customized my version by using an upcycled fabric for the contrast, and then free motion quilting it. Lots of fun techniques there and an introduction to a keyhole buttonhole.
I love this skirt and hope you enjoy the video!
~Marie
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Such a fun skirt... I love the hand finishing... your work is beautiful... thank you for sharing...
Love how you quilted the fabric for a skirt that works for colder weather. I've been taking sewing classes, and your videos are great to show the lessons I'm learning in different ways. I really like your channel.
Very creative. Agree completely about button placement - it’s about style and function and is necessarily custom.
Lovely skirt! I really love the details and the quilting you did. Looking forward to the new green shirt!🙂
Thank you! 😊
I could not understand this pattern at all and I’m so thankful for this video. You teach it like a teacher should and I’m forever grateful
I was just thinking I wonder when Marie is going to have another video ☺️
Hi Cindy!!! Yep. Here I am :)
Nice skirt, actually the blouse you are wearing goes really well with the skirt. Good tutorial. Very well explained. Thanks once again.
Thank you!!
I love this skirt! The quilting looks amazing. I would never think to do that to a skirt. Love that you use whatever is at hand.
Thank you! 😊
I'm so enjoying catching up on your videos love that skirt
Beautiful. Thank you. Your red hair is lovely with the green fabric.
Thank you so much!
I have been enjoying your videos, I love the way you reimagine a project. The combination of that printed fabric and the solid is brilliant! WELL DONE!
Thank you so much!
That turned out fabulous
In cross stitch the way you start your thread is called a loop start. I love the green flannel ❤️ precious skirt.
Loop start! I have a name now. Thank you :)!
I just love your intro I listen at least twice before watching the vlog.
I'll tell my dad 😊 thanks!
Cute skirt & I really liked how you did the quilting panel.
Yea!
Can’t wait to see us make the flanneltop
Me too. Going to cut out tomorrow :)
I love what you have done, contrast fabric looks so rich after the quilting. You made it in to a designer styled skirt. I don't like green but that is going to look great with the dark green shirt. x
Thank you Christine!!
I really love that skirt! I think the green flannel will be gorgeous! I never would have thought of quilting a skirt what a clever idea!❤️
Thank you! 😊 I love wearing thick quilted skirts in the cold part of winter. It's a special kind of cozy.
Your skirt is a work of art. Love the combination of fabrics.
Thank you! And I love how the colors work!
Skirt is stunning.
Beautiful skirt! It will wear well in winter with boots and the layers will keep you warm. Lovely fabric. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!! I'm getting excited about cooler weather coming in a couple more months. :)
Hummingbirds! Lovely big sewing video and... Hummingbirds! I could watch them all day, except we don't have them in New Zealand. Just as well, I'd never get a thing done.
Edited to add - now that I've watched it all and not just the hummingbirds - I really love the skirt. You've turned into a "designer skirt" with all the special touches you've done and it looks wonderful. Honestly - when I'm not wearing it I'd be proud to display that on my mannequin as something gorgeous to inspire me in my sewing room. 100/100!
Thank you Megan!!! Right now is hummingbird season. I have about 30 outside my kitchen window in the mornings and late afternoons. This year's babies are grown and they are getting ready to head to south america for the winter :) So glad you liked the skirt :)
What a cute skirt! It’s got a bit of a bohemian feel for me with the goldenrod solid fabric, that luscious floral print & the wonderful quilting. I’m a fan of those floral dark green buttons. They add a sweet feminine touch. Thanks for sharing your lovely project. Can’t wait to see the dark green flannel shirt you’re planning.
Thank you Norma! I appreciate that so much!
I can tell you really love how this skirt turned out! As do I. The colours really suit you, and I like that it's a trans-seasonal garment. Also, your use of fabrics rendered this a classic "upcycle" project.
Yes! Thank you! It makes me smile to wear it! :)
Skirt looks great and really comfortable. I would like the coziness. Like having a fitted quilt wrapped around you all day. Nice job.
Thanks! Ready for fall now :)
Marie, I love the skirt. It fits you so well.
Suzanne
Thank you!!
That is so pretty! It’s so sneaky, it looks like a pair of yellow culottes with a decorative coordinating apron over them. I love it! 😄
That is adorable! Love it so much
Thank you Linda!!
I love the quilted fabric! Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Very pretty.
Fab. Just Fab, Marie (or should I say ‘Maria’ since I’m having flashes of sound of music while I write this). No doubt you’ll be milking the cows and feeding the chickens in this skirt in cooler weather, doing rural life in style, as always. But honestly, it’s so lovely and I hope it’s kept for special times! The green flannel is perfect. ‘Lifts’ the palette a little, in my opinion. I just completed a ‘shacket’ today in light weight denim and I love it. We are so blessed to have this hobby. X
Did you see I did my version of the sound of music spin in the end of the shirt video? Maybe this is something that you could wear in the cold city this winter? Thank you so much for watching :)
@@mybucoliclife yes I did!!! So lovely!! Maria’s voice was in my head 🤣 I was preparing dinner for most of the second video but you were keeping me company!
Love this so much! It’s like a work of art with all the quilting. You have such amazing techniques. I love watching your videos. 💕
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you liked it! The quilting is actually not hard and goes pretty fast once you have the right foot on :)
Well done. I love it. Also love the kitty content.
The old one Thumbo(lina) is really a sweet kitty she's over 20 years old now. The other is crazy :)
Very pretty! It fits you nicely! Love your videos!
Thank you so much. I'm so glad you like them :)
Beautiful...really enjoyed that...I am going to get that pattern...be great with long boots and a sweater for autumn/winter. I had a similar style in the 90's with a heavy cord...I think I will try that...great video...x
Yes, I really like it too. Might make a winter version later on too. I think it would be great with a sweater :)
Beautiful skirt! Thanks sooo much for sharing your knowledge, always learn something from each video!❤️❤️❤️
Thank you!! :)
I was out of town for a week and am just catching up on your new videos . I also have a 15-91 Singer machine that I use for heavyweight fabric for sewing my pouches and bags . I love your vintage machines ! I need to learn how to use my button holler . This skirt is great ! I love the two colors together !
Welcome back :) I really like the Singer 15 pot motor. It is a beast! I also love using the buttonholer. Did you see my other video explaining them?
I started to watch it but I thought you used your other machine . I have the buttonholer just haven't tried it yet . Think I'll get it out and give it a try. I have a singer Touch and sew that I have done buttonholes with . Gonna have to put my big girl panties on and try the 15-91 😀 I'll let you know how it goes. Thank you for your reply .
Beautiful job. You have taught me so much about garment sewing. I am thinking of a Jean skirt with that pattern. Thank you for your great tutorials!
Thank you and Yes, I love the idea of denim! Great idea :)
Beautiful skirt Marie!!
Thank you Cindy!!
Very cute! I made a cape that has a similar front buttoned panel type deal using Vogue 9288. It's great for driving because my arms have full range of motion since it doesn't have sleeves.
That sounds cute too! I wanted to tell you that on my next project, the flannel shirt, I am putting the sleeves on with french seams and it reminded me of you and your project a while ago!
Love your skirt think it’s great n very inspiring to us views
Thankz
Caroline uk
Thank you Caroline!
Hi again Marie...I ended up falling asleep...I've had such a busy week..I think it was around 5pm when I first watched...it is now 8.27pm here, I'm ready to watch the rest...and an early night for me..x
The skirt looks better on you then on the dress form. Very nice Marie.
Yes, I don't think I had it positioned right on her :) Thank you!!
Enjoy those grand children! And get some rest.
I have a very close relationship with them...the eldest is just about to turn 14...and it's been an absolute blessing to watch him grow.
I don't have the best of health, limited mobility due to damage of spine...and the pain is exhausting in itself, but I wouldn't swap my life for anything else, my family is the best.
Thank you for acknowledging my comment...and for your caring xxx
Love it Marie. I’m going to get that pattern ❤️
Oh good! Let me know how it turns out :)
Thanks for sharing! Some great tips in here, thank you :D
You're so welcome 🙂
Very nice.
Thank you :)
Normally I say what a lovely garment, but this time that's just not adequate! I can't imagine what one would pay in a boutique for a skirt like that! It's beautiful and you made it look so doable! I don't really understand the crossed pleat thing, but other than that I would have a try at this skirt. I look forward to watching the flannel top. Thank you for your wonderful videos! Bless you. BTW I had to look up bucolic. 😊
Thank you!! I really do love it too. So glad you like my videos 😁
Omg that is the prettiest skirt I've ever seen. Looks great on you also.
You are TOO kind :) Thank you!
So sorry I missed this.
I'm going to try again next Sunday at 2 eastern time.
New subscriber! I’m am binge watching your UA-cam channel. Love the way you take your time to really explain and not assume that we ‘know’. Thank you for not rushing. I’m looking for a red blouse or too you were wearing but can’t find the correct video. It was a puffy sleeve. Might have pleats or waves or something. Absolutely Stunning! If it’s a pattern I want it
ua-cam.com/video/rnVc4Q7K2o0/v-deo.html
The fabric is cool. Nice combination
Thank you!!
Yes I heard. LOL. Whipstitching is the way to go and it looks a lot more professional. I think I’m making this skirt but in a lot lighter fabric. I like the look of it.
Yes, down in the heat I can understand that! :) It is a comfortable skirt to wear too. Let me know how it turns out for you when you do.
I love the skirt and would love to wear them but I have a very very large belly so they look terrible on me. Would love a Facebook group. I’d love to come to a retreat but I’m in California and I think it would be hard to bring my machine.
Thank you Jacki. I'll keep trying other styles. Maybe something else will suit you!
I was just thinking about once in the early 90's I had to fly to another state to do a bunch of last minute bridesmaid dresses, and I took my machine as a carry on! It fit in the overhead bin :) Not sure if I would be doing that now, but fun memories of hauling the machine through LAX
Excellent job and great skills you have demonstrated and taught us. Thank you for opening your sewing room to us trying to learn and understand patterns. I have a question regarding serging the cut pieces before sewing. Do you use the knife while serging? I am concerned it would change the dimensions of the piece after being serged… can you please let us know? Thank you once again for your dedication!
Hello! I do use a knife, but I try to be very careful to only trim off stray threads and not strips of fabric. That way the piece should stay close to the original cut size. Thanks for watching!
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I have a treadle machine too😽
Where did you get the quilting foot? Did you disengage the feed dog?
Hello! So on my treadle you can't lower the feed dogs, at all. Some people put a metal plate over them. I tried that but didn't like it because if it shifted just a little your needle breaks. I just set the stitch length to 0 so they are only going up and down. I also adjust the presser foot with the knob on top so it isn't pressing down as hard. I bought my foot on ebay. Look up quilting foot or darning foot. :)
Your fabric combo choice looks so nice, but I don’t think there is a color that doesn’t look good on you.
While I was watching this, I kept thinking of other applications for this technique. A quilted vest would look amazing. Leaving the garment side of life and moving more into crafting, how about a tote bag or a journal cover? So many directions you could go by just changing the fabric color and design.
So many creative opportunities :)
Can you provide the name of the button placement tool you used on this skirt please?
Hello Kathleen. Look up Simflex expanding aluminum sewing gauge. They are on amazon and wawak.com I'll be adding it to my links. Thank you!