Augusta Skirt - PDF Pattern

Largely inspired by Victorian petticoats, the Augusta skirt is a romantic midi skirt with a tiered hem and tucks. It can be worn all year round, in Winter with a chunky knit and high boots, and in Summer with a sleeveless top like the Violette top (free pattern!).

It is a PAPERLESS PATTERN: all the measurements of the pieces needed to sew the skirt are given and can be traced directly onto your fabric :)

Level: Confident Beginners (but with instructions written for beginners!). You will learn how to sew tucks & an elasticated waist.

This pattern is bilingual ENGLISH/FRENCH and contains both metric and imperial units.

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▼ Details

• 2 views with the only differences being: the placement of the tucks, the bottom tier, and the width of the hem.
• Burgundy skirt = view B
• Cream skirt = view A. Note: this skirt is a toile. In the final version of the pattern, the tucks above the hem are spaced equally apart.
• Midi length
• Elasticated waist
• Tucks of various widths
  
• Sizes 0 to 30: for more details you will find the size guide in the photos.

▼ Pattern content

• Detailed instructions with illustrations, required fabrics, size guide, cutting plans, supply list...
• Video tutorial (coming very soon!)

▼ Supplies Needed

This pattern is designed for light to medium weight woven fabrics - between 60 & 205 gsm/2oz & 8oz per sq yard:

• Cotton voile or poplin
• Linen & cotton blend
• Linen
• Lightweight denim
• Lightweight flannel/brushed cotton

For yardage, see the tables in the photos.

◄ Additional information

All seam allowances are included.

A download link for the PDF pattern will be sent to you after ordering. The file will also be available in your customer area.

Please note that this product is for a PDF sewing pattern, NOT a paper sewing pattern or finished garment. Upon purchase, you will receive a PDF file with written instructions. 

Legal Notice : The Augusta skirt pattern is intended for personal use only and may not be used for profit or for resale of finished garments without the written permission of Loïse Tranchant.

Don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions!