Skirt Sewing Patterns Without Elasticated Waistbands

I've been on the lookout for a skirt sewing pattern that doesn't have an elasticated waistband as they really don't suit me. I asked on my Instagram stories and these are the sewing patterns that were recommended...

Sew Over It Alba Skirt

Sewing Level: Confident Beginner

This is from the My Capsule Wardrobe - Summer Dreaming Ebook. It has a high low hem and no tricky closures. 

 

Peppermint Patterns Wrap Skirt

Sewing Level: Beginner

This beginner friendly wrap skirt was designed by In The Folds and it is a three quarter length skirt with a waist tie.

 

New Look N6659

Sewing Level: Advanced Beginner

I love the pleated detail on the side of this lovely skirt! The pattern includes the option for midi length with a side split and knee length .

Sewing Therapy La Ciotat Wrap Skirt

Sewing Level: Confident Beginner

La Cietat Wrap Skirt by Sewing Therapy was inspired by the town of La Ciotat in Southern France and is meant to feel airy, breezy and be fun to wear. It has double ties which add a lovely detail to the front of the skirt whilst also helping to keep everything in place.

 

Merchant and Mills The Shephard

Sewing Level: Intermediate 

The Shepherd skirt by Merchant and Mills is an A-line skirt which is pleated to add fullness. It has slanted pockets and side button fastenings. 

Stokx Patterns Annie rock

Sewing Level: Intermediate 

This skirt is made from one main pattern piece which is cut on the bias and then pockets are added. 

Sew Confident Violet Skirt

Sewing Level: Confident beginner

Sew Confidents Violet Skirt is 90's inspired with a side slit and invisible zip. You have the option to sew a midi or maxi and it is aimed at confident beginners. 

 

I hope you like all the skirts that I've shared. Thank you for all of these suggestions on Instagram, please let me know if you have any other recommendations for skirt sewing patterns without an elasticated waistband.

Happy sewing!

Katie 

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