Made By Rae Sewing Pattern Cleo Skirt

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This guide is for anyone looking to create a stylish and comfortable skirt using the Made By Rae Cleo Skirt sewing pattern. This pattern allows you to create either a knee-length skirt with cutout pockets and contrasting hem band or a midi-length skirt with inseam pockets. While versatile and suitable for various fabrics, the pattern assumes a basic understanding of sewing techniques.
| Model Part Number | MRP05 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Made By Rae |
The pattern is versatile and works well with various fabrics such as cotton, linen, silk, and rayon. Choose a fabric appropriate for the skirt's intended use and desired look.
Fabric requirements vary depending on the size and view you choose. Refer to the pattern instructions for specific fabric yardage requirements.
Yes, the pattern includes sizing instructions. Follow the instructions to measure yourself and choose the appropriate size. It's also possible to make adjustments to the pattern for a more custom fit.
Use 1-inch (2.5 cm) wide elastic for the waistband. The pattern instructions will specify the necessary length of the elastic.
Yes, you can add a lining to the skirt. Cut and sew the lining pieces using the same pattern pieces. Attach the lining to the waistband and hem.
For the knee-length version, the contrasting hem band is a separate piece. Attach it to the hem of the skirt according to the pattern instructions.
While the pattern is considered suitable for intermediate sewers, beginners can certainly attempt it. Take your time, read the instructions carefully, and consider practicing the techniques on scrap fabric first.
Adjust the elastic length before sewing it to the waistband. Ensure the elastic is not stretched too tightly during sewing.
Double-check the pattern markings and the placement of the pockets before sewing them to the skirt pieces.
Measure the skirt length against your body before hemming. Make adjustments as needed by lengthening or shortening the skirt pieces before cutting the fabric.