How to draft basic skirt pattern for knit fabric

How to Draft a Pencil Skirt Pattern for Knit Fabric Hello Designistas. Welcome to Encoder Fashion, I’m Rose. Today I want to share with you a story behind a pencil skirt as well as my secret formula to draft a perfect pencil skirt pattern for knit fabric. To learn more about pencils see this link: https://encoderfashion.blogspot.com/2023/09/the-iconic-pencil-skirt-stylish-journey.html 👉 A pencil skirt formula 1. The hip length is between 17 and 22 centimeters depending on your height 2. Divide waist circumference by 4 3. Divide the hip circumference by 4 4. The skirt hem circumference is equivalent to the waist circumference. 👉 How will this formula work? Okay, first determine how many pieces a pencil skirt has? For example, this pencil skirt comes in three pieces. One piece is in the front and two pieces are in the back. 👉 Why do we need two pieces on the back of a skirt? We need two pieces in the back of a pencil skirt because a skirt has a vent or split. The vent provides the skirt with a slim look as well as the ability to walk freely. 👉 Now begin by drafting a back-pencil skirt. I’m going to draft this pencil skirt by using A Pencil Skirt Measurement Guideline which I posted on my website called www.encoderfashion.com. With this guideline, you can draft any type of skirt you would like. 👉 How to Use a Measurement Guideline 1. Divide waist circumference by 4: For example, my waist circumference is 80 centimeters. Divide that by 4 is 20 centimeters. 2. Divide the hip