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A cut on hem uses a serger to create a finished edge with minimal effort. It looks as if you applied a separate band of fabric on the edge, but in actuality it’s all about how you fold and serge the edge. Christine Sews shows how. Go to the tutorial.
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Hello, ruffles! This Layered Ruffle Skirt Sewing Pattern is bringing all the drama in the best way possible—flirty, floaty, and oh-so-fun to wear. Whether you’re dreaming up a bold boho look, a romantic cottagecore vibe, or just want to twirl your way through summer, this skirt delivers style and comfort.
This PDF pattern is available instantly and is designed for confident beginners and seasoned sewists alike, with clear instructions and size inclusivity. The elastic waistband makes it easy to wear (yes, please), and the tiered layers add volume without the bulk—perfect for flowy fabrics like cotton voile, rayon, or lightweight linen.
Imagine this skirt in a floral print for spring, a moody solid for fall, or something sparkly for a festive holiday outfit. It’s one of those staple patterns you’ll find yourself returning to again and again—whether for yourself or as a handmade gift for someone who appreciates a good swish.
We’re proud to continue shining a spotlight on independent Etsy pattern designers who help keep the sewing community creative and thriving. By purchasing from small businesses like this one, you’re not just getting a pattern—you’re supporting the makers behind the magic.
Grab your fabric, fire up your machine, and get ready to ruffle up your wardrobe.
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