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   rekha | Jun 04, 2008 08:13pm | #1

   there are plenty of free patterns at http://www.burdastyle.com/patterns?filter=8&sortby=mostrecent

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   rodezzy | Jun 04, 2008 09:38pm | #3

   ooooooh.... I liked these skirt patterns a lot, I added this site to my favorites.  Thanks by way of your answer to blingy.  I really benefitted from that post.

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   rekha | Jun 04, 2008 11:07pm | #4

   ;)

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   Teaf5 | Jun 08, 2008 12:42am | #6

   Oh, my goodness--free patterns!  How amazing; thank you!  However, I'll never get any actual sewing done now that I can collect patterns for free....

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   rekha | Jun 08, 2008 09:18am | #7

   I like your sense of humour

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   sewelegant | Jun 04, 2008 08:42pm | #2

   One of my favorite skirts has always been a simple A line, light weight, denim skirt.  I have never been a "jeans" or Levi's fan so have never made a skirt facsimile.  I think my point is:  any skirt pattern you have made that you like will probably look good in denim.  I like the denim color and easy care and it goes with so many different tops.  Have you seen any patterns with a separate yoke and a seam down the middle?  I think that would look nice in denim.

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   maer | Jun 07, 2008 02:39am | #5

   I guess it depends what you want it to look like. I made up Butterick 5047 and made it longer. It's my favorite skirt. Here's what it looks like: http://www.andsewitis.net/swap/b5047.html

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   rodezzy | Jun 09, 2008 07:41pm | #8

   Good skirt, and thanks for sharing the process of making it.  You are a really good.  The finished skirt looks really good too.