Hi Darlings!
Well It's another #TBT of one of my most popular posts in 2012. This skirt is the same exact skirt as my Regal Maxi Skirt Tutorial but I made it in a chiffon fabric and lined it. Sewing both the chiffon and lining together and continuing as instructed int he video. You can get the Regal Maxi Tutorial HERE.
The fabric is no longer available but here are some gorgeous options for POLYESTER CHIFFON PRINTS and SILK CHIFFON PRINTS. The top is an OOP (out of print) New look pattern that you could probably find on Ebay or Esty (New Look 6149)
Love your take on the regal maxi, it looks different everytime! Was wondering, when you cut out a pattern that you keep and reuse, do you cut it out of fabric or does the paper pattern last well over time?
ReplyDeleteI just keep the paper patterns, they last just fine in the envelope.
DeleteHi Mimi G. Just connecting with you and love the style and looking to start making myself over... I show the maxi chaffon pattern is no longer available, I don't sew. Do we place orders with you for different patterns or whatever we like... ?
Deletewhen will you have more sizes in the black tie jumpsuit that's a really nice and sexy outfit
ReplyDeleteGorg.. Love it!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful. Do you sew and sell your items? I would love a beautiful skirt like this for the summer.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful...
ReplyDeleteLove love love this!
ReplyDeleteLove the summery colours and they go very well with the accessories .. Love it love it .. On point always
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That print is absolutely fabulous!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the print and the colours!
ReplyDeletethis is absolutely stunning
ReplyDeleteJean MAssey
Thank you for all that you do Mimi!!!! You have given me the courage to make clothing that other major labels will not make because of the size of their potential clientele. ~Rita
ReplyDeleteLuv it! It's dejavu that u posted this today. Was in hancock fabrics this morning looking for lining. Have one of the ML polyester prints for 2 yrs now. #noluckthough. Finally getting around to making something :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous outfit. I love the colors in the skirt. Makes me think of skittles:-)
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I love your style
ReplyDeleteLove the look. Love the blouse!!! Well done as usual
ReplyDeleteI'm new a new subbie as of last month. You have inspired me to start sewing again. Thank you so much for sharing your talent... BTW I hope you sell the red jumpsuit and regal skirt again... FINGERS & TOES crossed! :)
ReplyDeleteKaren
That's it...it's official, I am going to learn how to sew. This weekend I am investing in a machine.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love everything you make Mimi...these colors are amazing!
Hi Mimi, I have been sewing for years, but only for others and for children. Since finding out about you, I have been inspired to sew for myself, and feel so much better when I go out even if its to Walmart. I want to thank you for inspiring me, I really needed it, I look forward to sewing everyday not to mention can use the fabric that I have, but it has not stopped me from buying more fabric. Not sure if you will give me the info, on the Regal Maxi Skirt did you follow the pattern and only changed the length of the skirt and the width of the waistband and added belt loops only, are were there more changes?
ReplyDeleteNo, the skirt is drafted from measurements and I am sorry i can't share the info in that paid tutorial ;-)
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Beautiful
ReplyDeleteThis Skirt is GORGEOUS! I hope it makes its way to Stiched9 so we can all look as fab as you!
ReplyDeleteSorry doll, there is no way of me getting that fabric, its 2 years old so I can't remake it for S9. But thank you!!!
DeleteLove the skirt!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love everything you create! I have wanted to replicate a wrap around maxi skirt that I have had for a few years; however my sewing skills are extremely limited. Hopefully, I'll be successful at creating a maxi skirt with your wonderful tutorial(s). Do you find that sewing your own clothes is more costly than purchasing off the rack (fabric now costs just as much as a completed garment) vs years ago when sewing was a way to save money?
ReplyDeleteHi Tiffany! Thank you so much. I have never sewn to save money so I would have to say no I don't save anything unless you consider buying a 2,000 designer jacket vs making it for $500 lol I spend as much money on fabric as I do retail shopping ;-) I sew for fit and style. xoxox
DeleteI feel in love with the outfit the first time I saw this post! Very pretty!!
ReplyDeletewhat a gorgeous look! I love everything about it!
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my favorite skirts!!!!
ReplyDeleteI was literally JUST about to go hunting in your archives to find what fabric you used to make this skirt. I'm trying to make one like it this weekend. I would love to see more pics of you in the skirt and other ways you've worn it!
ReplyDeleteflyness! love the jewelry also
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of fabric did you use to line the skirt? I also want to thank you for sharing you great talent with us. I just started sewing two weeks ago and have completed the regal maxi skirt, 2 skirts and the fishtail maxi. I am currently working on the peplum top. I also did the diy jean jacket And then plan to make the maxi dress next week.
ReplyDeleteHey Mimi would you please consider doing a tutorial for the top in this picture or just more tops in general. I love the recent one you posted with the block colors. I have found an abundance of dress and skirt tutorials but, not near as many done for tops. Thanks in advance!
ReplyDeleteHi Mimi!!! I want to try the Regal Maxi, and this will be my very first time sewing ANYTHING. What do I need to get started with that?
ReplyDeleteHey Mimi! I love your stuff!! I am getting ready to make the Regal Maxi to wear to my sons graduation and I have looked high and low for the wrap shirt pattern and I can not find it on either of the recommended websites so I am on the hunt for another pattern similar. Anywho, what fabric did you use for the top?
ReplyDeleteHI Mimi!!! What material did you use to make this shirt? I LOVE IT!!!!
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