LORNA A LINE CHEVRON SKIRT PATTERN NEW 6-20

Description uncut pattern new to me, have not seen this one before.. Lorna Skirt chevron front skirt with fun button tabs.. sizes 6 to 20 Love Sewing Lorna Skirt A Line US sizes 4 - 18 = UK sizes 6 - 20 MADE IN THE UK Brand new pattern. Uncut - not separated. Year : 2018 used web picture.... description copied from online web. Create a stylish, eye-catching skirt with the Lorna Skirt Sewing Pattern, available in sizes 6–20. This pattern features a striking chevron-style front panel that flatters the figure and adds a modern twist to a classic silhouette. Fun button tab accents give the skirt personality and allow you to customize the look with your choice of buttons—bold, vintage, quirky, or minimalist. The Lorna Skirt is designed for sewists who enjoy clean lines, unique details, and garments that stand out without being complicated. Its construction is approachable for confident beginners and satisfying for experienced makers. Whether you’re building a handmade wardrobe or sewing a thoughtful gift, this pattern offers both style and versatility. pattern: uncut sealed new pattern.. Features Sizes: 6–20 included Chevron front panel for a bold, graphic look; Decorative button tabs for a playful finish; Flattering A-line shape suitable for a range of fabrics Easy-to-follow instructions suitable for confident beginners and up Woven Fabrics (Best Choice) These give the skirt shape and crispness, making the chevron panels pop: Cotton – light to medium weight (e.g., quilting cotton, cotton lawn, cotton poplin) Linen or Linen Blends – gives a relaxed, natural drape Chambray – lightweight denim alternative, soft and easy to sew Twill – slightly heavier, excellent for structured skirts Lightweight Denim – gives a casual, durable finish Canvas or Cotton Drill – for a sturdier, structured skirt Blends and Stretch Options Cotton/Polyester blends – easy to iron, stable, holds shape Lightweight Wool or Wool Blends – good for cooler weather versions Stretch Woven Fabrics (1–3% Lycra/Spandex) – allows slight give for comfort, but avoid heavy knits Fabrics to Avoid Slippery fabrics like silk charmeuse or satin (chevron seams may be tricky) Heavy knits or jerseys (pattern is designed for woven structure) Very stiff fabrics (like thick upholstery canvas) that may make button tabs bulky