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Sizes XS-3XL (PDF pattern); 8-20 (Paper pattern)
Active women in the late 1800s would wear a divided skirt, or split skirt, that enabled them to ride astride horses or bikes, but preserved the "look" of a skirt. This garment is actually a culotte with a movable front panel that buttons either to the left, for a skirt effect, or to the right for a pant effect. Our sewing pattern, based on an original, has a deep center back pleat that conceals the legs, providing plenty of fullness and assuring a smooth hipline. Double front plackets on either side of the front panel are secured with buttons, which extend down to the hem. We've added side seam pockets for your convenience. Make it in two lengths: a contemporary mid-calf length and the traditional ankle-length.
Available as a Paper pattern or PDF pattern.
Folkwear patterns help you to create clothing from around the world and across the decades. Beautiful designs, clear sewing instructions, and options for paper or PDF patterns - our sewing patterns will help you create amazing garments. Since the 1970s, Folkwear patterns have been used by individuals who want to connect with their culture, as well as by film, theatre and dance costumers, historic reenactors, art-to-wear aficionados, and anyone who enjoys sewing and dressing in classic clothes.
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— Lisa, Folkwear customer
Complex but Not Hard - My first Folkwear pattern. Loved this pattern + instructions. The dress looks so lovely . . . .
Delightful pattern.