Brumby Curve skirt pattern
Gathered skirt with deep scoop pockets. Pattern features exposed zipper and contoured waistband sitting on the natural waistline.
Version 1 is above the knee and includes pockets. Version 2 is midi length, includes pockets and additional fullness. Version 3 is basic knee length gathered skirt.
Skill: 2/5
Sizing: Curve 14-30 (digital PDF only). See our sizing chart here.
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Customer Reviews
Customer Reviews
Pockets! Who doesn't love pockets. Big enough for your cell phone and everything!
After admiring my daughter’s three Brumbys, I had to join in on this fast and fun make. I enjoyed pattern-matching my print for the pocket, and modified for an elastic-back waist.
I realy like how quickly the skirt came together. I enjoyed sewing it very much. I made a view A in size 20 with a little bit of added length as I am 180cm tall and didn’t want it to be very short. For my version I chose blue denim and some quilting cotton with ditsy print as facing for waistband and pockets. I even had fun with bright pink overlocking threads. No can realy see, but I know it is there and it makes me happy. I couldn’t find the right coloured zip for the life of me anywhere, so I didn’t insert it as exposed, but never mind, I already have another version planned, this time view B in viscose twill and already have the zipper prepared for it!
I really liked sewing Brumby skirt. Everything lined up and the instructions are great. I liked the zipper insertion method, but i did change the lenght of the zipper and i guess i didn't measure properly and that gave me some trouble with the hight of the waist band. Next time i will figure it out, because there will be a next time. This version was in needlecord corduroy and it turned out amazing for the winter time.
I made this skirt out of this nautical print from my stash. I think with the pockets it makes it look a bit like a balloon skirt when I put it on. The instructions for the zip insertion were easy to follow. Otherwise happy with the make, will make again out of some other fabric from my stash.
Customer Reviews
Pockets! Who doesn't love pockets. Big enough for your cell phone and everything!
After admiring my daughter’s three Brumbys, I had to join in on this fast and fun make. I enjoyed pattern-matching my print for the pocket, and modified for an elastic-back waist.
I realy like how quickly the skirt came together. I enjoyed sewing it very much. I made a view A in size 20 with a little bit of added length as I am 180cm tall and didn’t want it to be very short. For my version I chose blue denim and some quilting cotton with ditsy print as facing for waistband and pockets. I even had fun with bright pink overlocking threads. No can realy see, but I know it is there and it makes me happy. I couldn’t find the right coloured zip for the life of me anywhere, so I didn’t insert it as exposed, but never mind, I already have another version planned, this time view B in viscose twill and already have the zipper prepared for it!
I really liked sewing Brumby skirt. Everything lined up and the instructions are great. I liked the zipper insertion method, but i did change the lenght of the zipper and i guess i didn't measure properly and that gave me some trouble with the hight of the waist band. Next time i will figure it out, because there will be a next time. This version was in needlecord corduroy and it turned out amazing for the winter time.
I made this skirt out of this nautical print from my stash. I think with the pockets it makes it look a bit like a balloon skirt when I put it on. The instructions for the zip insertion were easy to follow. Otherwise happy with the make, will make again out of some other fabric from my stash.