Classic Circle Skirt Sewing Class 3-Week Series

In this hands-on class, students will learn how to create a beautiful custom-fit circle skirt from start to finish. Whether you're brand new to garment sewing or looking to expand your skills, this class will guide you through the process of measuring, cutting, constructing, and finishing a skirt you'll be proud to wear.

Students are required to bring their own equipment, tools, and supplies. Please make sure to have your sewing machine and tools on the first day, supplies needed for sewing practice for the first class will be provided. Supply lists for the circle skirt will be given on the first day of class after the student designs their circle skirt.

Students will choose from one of three waistband options based on their skill level and preferred style:

Elastic Waist Circle Skirt – A beginner-friendly option featuring a comfortable elastic waistband and simplified construction.
Traditional Waistband Circle Skirt – A classic garment-sewing approach with a fitted waistband, zipper, and button closure.
Hybrid Waistband Circle Skirt – Combines the comfort of an elastic back waistband with the polished appearance of a traditional fitted waistband.

Throughout the class, students will learn:

How to take accurate body measurements
Understanding circle skirt sizing and fit
Fabric selection and yardage considerations
Grainline, drape, and fabric preparation
Pattern layout and cutting techniques
Seam construction and finishing methods
Waistband construction based on the selected option
Installing a zipper and button closure (Traditional Waistband Option)
Hemming techniques for curved hems
Pressing and finishing for a professional appearance

By the end of the 3 week series, each student will complete a custom circle skirt and gain foundational garment sewing skills that can be applied to future projects.

The class series is designed for beginners, but any skill level is welcome. Intermediate and Advanced students may not need all 3 classes. Students work at their own pace and may finish their skirts in less than 3 weeks, depending on the style chosen and their skill level.

Weekly Schedule as follows:

Week 1- July 20, 2026 12:00-3:00

Week 2- July 27, 2026 12:00-3:00

Week 3- Aug 3, 2026 12:00-3:00

Students may arrive up to 15 minutes early to set up their sewing stations so they are ready to go at 12:00 when class begins.