A circle is a classic and versatile piece of clothing that can be dressed up or down depending on the occasion. With its flirty and feminine flare, it’s no wonder that many women have this as their favorite kind of skirt. The good news is, it’s incredibly easy to sew your own circle skirt. In this article, we’ll guide you step-by-step on how to make a circle skirt in no time!

First things first, here’s what you’ll need:
1. Fabric of your choice
2. Measuring tape
3. Scissors
4. Chalk or tailor’s pen
5. Sewing machine
6. Thread
7. Elastic band
8. Safety pin
9. Iron

Now, let’s start the circle skirt.

Step 1: Measure and cut your fabric
Using your measuring tape, measure the waistline of the person who will wear the skirt. Be sure to measure where they want the skirt to sit (typically it’s at the natural waist). Write this measurement down.

Next, measure the desired length of the skirt. You can make it as long or short as you like, but for a classic look, aim for just above the knee.

Fold your fabric in half and then in half again, so the fabric is a quarter of its original size. From the corner where the edges meet, measure and mark the half-waist measurement with a chalk or tailor’s pen. Then, measure and mark the desired skirt length from that point down.

Using your scissors, cut along these measurements. You should be left with a large circle of fabric.

Step 2: Hem the skirt
Fold the fabric in about 1/2 inch and iron. This will be the hemline of your skirt. Repeat this step again and iron. Once it’s done, use your sewing machine to sew the hemline. Nothing fancy here, just a basic straight stitch.

Step 3: Sew the waistband
Fold the top edge of the skirt down about 1/2 inch and iron. This will create the waistband. Fold it down again double the size of your elastic band and iron.

Using the sewing machine again, sew along the waistband but make sure to leave an inch open so you can insert the elastic band. Insert the elastic band with a safety pin through the opening in the waistband. Once you have the elastic in, sew the ends of the band together with a basic zigzag stitch.

Step 4: Finishing touches
The final step is to even out any uneven areas of the hemline and iron the entire skirt.

Congratulations! You have just made your very own circle skirt. Experiment with fabrics and prints to create a truly unique piece for your wardrobe.

In conclusion, making a circle skirt is not only economical, but it’s also a great way to hone your sewing skills. With just a few materials and easy-to-follow steps, you can create a versatile and flattering garment that can be worn for various occasions. Have fun, be creative, and enjoy the process of sewing your own circle skirt.

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