70s WRAP SKIRT

The 70s wrap skirt, but a mini-skirt length, on a judy or fashion mannequin, in cream and rust coloured check pattern. The judy is also wearing a The Neon Needle tshirt.
Alex is wearing a shorter version of the 70s wrap skirt in robert kaufman yarn dyed fabric. It's a light pink cotton and linen blend, with flecks of different colours. The pockets are light peachy pink and cream gingham. She is posing in the Neon Nee
One of our teachers, Liz is modelling a long version of the wrap skirt in solid cherry red. She is posing in The Neon Needle studio beside the long table of sewing machines. She is also wearing a white tshirt, denim jacket, white socks and leather ma
the judy or fashion mannequin is wearing a long 70s wrap skirt, which is made with Tula Pink Tent Stripe quilting cotton fabric in a pink on pink stripe. Judy is also wearing a kate bush tshirt.

This Wrap Skirt was inspired by an authentic vintage pattern from the 70s (it even came with a template to embroider a chicken onto the pocket!). We streamlined the design, and graded it into lots of sizes.

If you’re ready for something a *little* more advanced, this wrap skirt is a great clothing project for those who are just starting to feel comfortable on the machine as well as advanced sewers.

The cool thing about a wrap is: it’s adjustable - super handy for size fluctuations and big lunches!

As always, ALL materials are included. (We bought a bunch of gorgeous new fabrics just for this skirt!)

Learn how to:

  • Create waist ties

  • Make minor alterations

  • Use fusible interfacing

  • Attach a waistband

Skill Level: You should have completed Learn to Sew 1 and 2 (or equivalent).

Class Size: 5 people

How Long: 4 classes @ 2 hours each = 8 hours total

Where: The Neon Needle Studio @ Bloor + Christie (647A Bloor Street West)

Cost:  $400 + HST - Includes ALL materials

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Private workshops are available for groups of 2 or more.

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