Re: Poodle skirts - and - does anyone recognise this pattern !?
Allan wrote:
Is there anything hard about making a 50s circular poodle skirt? What
I mean is, is there a simple way of making one by simply measuring the
person's waist and/or height - that will then tell you what the bottom
circumference should be (so you get that big circular spread)?
Sure, if you are good at geometry.
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