Averse is not a classic circle skirt. It has seams following the curves of the hips. The fabric falling from the hips creates the illusion of pleats and gives a wonderful movement to the skirt. The skirt is worn at the waist thanks to a curved waistband and closes with an invisible zip. You can choose between a knee length and a midi length (for a base height of 1.65m or 5’’5).
It comes in UK sizes 6 to 20, US sizes 2 to 16 and EU sizes 34 to 48.
The Averse skirt is an intermediate level pattern. It has an invisible zip closure and curvy seams. The fabric cutting part can be a bit tricky and requires a bit of experience manipulating fabric. A glossary is available on www.camimade.com/glossary.
Fabric suggestions: light to medium weight woven fabrics with a nice drape: viscose, modal (tencel), linen, cotton lawn, chambray, etc.
Avoid fabrics with directional prints, because the circle skirt being cut both crosswise and lengthwise will alter the direction of the print in several places.
Avoid knit fabrics.
The pictured samples are sewn in Tencel fabric.
Model measurements: waist 68cm (27 1/8“) - hips 91cm (35 ⅞") - 1.58m tall (5'2"). All samples are in size B.
Contains:
- Instructions guide with handmade illustrations (8 pages)
- A4 pattern (30 pages, in the ZIP file)
- US letter pattern (30 pages, in the ZIP file)
- A0 pattern (2 pages, in the ZIP file)
Materials you need at home:
- Knee length skirt : 1.80m/2yds for a 150cm/60″ wide fabric or 2.40m/2 ¾yds for a 115cm/45″ wide fabric
- Midi length skirt : 2.50m/2 ¾yds for a 150cm/60″ wide fabric or 3.30m/3 ½yds for a 115cm/45″ wide fabric
- A concealed zip approximately 20cm / 8″ long
- Interfacing, lighter than the fabric for the waistband pieces
- A hem leveller is a great tool to have as it can level your hem with perfection, but it’s not vital.

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