Let's draft together the pattern of this draped skirt.
You can use very different fabrics, such as crepe, cady, satin, viscose, or other flowy fabrics - but you can also use lycra or jersey if you start from a basic block with negative ease!
If you're new to our method, you can try our free pre-course to create a basic skirt pattern on your own measurements, then you can follow this tutorial to turn the basic pattern into this style!
Start from a basic skirt with darts – eventually with negative ease allowance if you plan to use a very stretchy fabric.
On front, draw some slash lines from center front (every 2cm approx) downwards to the side seam (every 4cm approx).
Cut away the front dart.
Once you removed the dart, cut through the front slash lines.
Open the volume for the drape by adding 1,5-3cm in each cut in center front. The amount you add varies according to the fabric you are using, so make a test first.
Close the dart while opening the new volume.
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