Here are the twelve panels sewn together.
On the right side of the skirt, finish the seams by pressing both edges of the seam allowance on the underside so that they are under the needle, and stitching close to the seam on the top side of the skirt. A finished seam, finished, can be seen on the left. Click on the picture for a closer view.
Finish the right and left edges of the wrap skirt by folding the raw edge under once, then folding it under again, and stitching.
Measure the shortest of the panels then measure each of the other panels, marking off the length to match. (A sliver of soap makes a great marking tool for this step.) Trim the panels along these lines. Finish the hem edge by folding under twice and top stitching, as you did on the skirt edges.
Here are the twelve panels sewn together.
On the right side of the skirt, finish the seams by pressing both edges of the seam allowance on the underside so that they are under the needle, and stitching close to the seam on the top side of the skirt. A finished seam, finished, can be seen on the left. Click on the picture for a closer view.
Finish the right and left edges of the wrap skirt by folding the raw edge under once, then folding it under again, and stitching.
Measure the shortest of the panels then measure each of the other panels, marking off the length to match. (A sliver of soap makes a great marking tool for this step.) Trim the panels along these lines. Finish the hem edge by folding under twice and top stitching, as you did on the skirt edges.
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