We create the half umbrella skirt by drawing a right angle with sides equal to the skirt length. Join two tracing papers together with transparent tape to achieve it.

Points AB-AC: 23 cm (1/3 of the waist circumference -1)

Point BC: Draw a curved line equal to half of the waist circumference. (36εκ.)

Points BD-CE: It is the length of the skirt where line BD is the front center and line CE is the back center.

To properly draw the waistline, you should measure 23 cm from point A along the diagonal as well. to find the center and with your measuring tape from point A, measure 23 cm from one side of the right angle to the other.

Point DE: It is the hem line Using your measuring tape from curve BC, mark points until you create a perfect curve, precisely parallel to the waist curve.

Leave 1 cm seam allowances.

Draw the waistband.

For a 5 cm belt, you need a rectangular parallelogram with sides of 72 + 3 (if you want a button on the side), which is 75×7 cm its sides, with the stitching points.

Cut the pattern along the waistline diagonal.

Fold your fabric right sides together.

The Center Front & Back lines are placed on the fold line and are on the stable side of the fabric fabric.

On the other hand, the side will be cut on the bias of the fabric, causing it to tend to elongate.

You can go up by 1 cm on the fabric’s side at the hem and also at the waist to correct this disproportion.

Zipper on the side!