The Yoalli Skirt Extension is a digital PDF sewing pattern including instructions and a PDF pattern for sewing an A-line skirt with optional slits. It is compatible with the Yoalli Dress bodice, which is also available in my shop, and together they can be sewn as a dress.

The Yoalli Skirt is designed to flatter all kinds of body types, since the fitted waist and A-line skirt make for an elegant and feminine silhouette. This skirt is a staple for all seasons, since it can also be worn with tights during the colder months, too.

Featuring > Sizes: A – I (Waist size 58-95cm) > 4 different versions: buttoned (version X), with a zipper (version Y), each available in two lengths > Each version can be sewn together with the original Yoalli Dress and Yoalli Sleeve Extension leading to more than 12 possible design combinations! > Includes: Instructions with illustrations, printing instructions, size guide; PDF pattern > Printing sizes available: A4, US letter, A0 > Sewing skill level: confident beginner. > Supplies needed: Printer with paper, scissors and tape, fabric, sewing machine, thread, 25cm invisible zipper (Y) OR about 6 buttons (X) > Suggested fabric: woven or knit fabrics such as cotton, denim, linen, viscose, wool, jersey or similar fabrics > Language: English 🇬🇧

🧵👗 Sewing Tips ✂📏 Sewing a muslin/toile first is always recommended since it allows you to check the fit and make any necessary adjustments first. When sewing with knit fabrics, I recommend sizing down by at least one size, depending on the elasticity of your fabric.

📚The Story Behind The Name: 'Yoalli' (pronounciation [yowali]) is derived from classical Nahuatl 'Yohualli' and translates to 'night' 🌃. It is also a first name chosen for both men and women. Yohualli-Ehecatl (night wind) is a deity belonging to the Ometeotl Complex. Ometeotl is a name used to refer to the pair of Aztec deities that, in Aztec belief, are the primordial parents of deities, humans and creation itself. Yohualli-Ehecatl represents the mystery of the night and is also connected indirectly to death, taking careless wanderers at night with him. Occasionally, some would return and be gifted with a long and healthy life. According to a book I read once, people even built benches for Yohualli-Ehecatl to rest upon to calm his stormy character and increase the chances of getting his favour 🌌

📸For more information and pictures see my Instagram: @telabeja

❕ Please note: I cannot provide refunds or exchanges on digital patterns. If you have any issues, feel free to contact me via email or Instagram, I'm always happy to help! This product is a PDF pattern to download and print at home or at a copy shop. You will receive all documents in one zip file. No physical pattern will be sent. This is the only store for buying Telabeja sewing patterns. If you see anyone else selling or distributing my pattern, please report them and inform me about it. This pattern is for personal, non-commercial use only. Copyright © 2022 Telabeja

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