Any Which Wale Collection.
Working with corduroy: Corduroy is a fabric with evenly spaced vertical rows of soft pile. These rows are arranged in a distinct pattern called a “cord” or a “wale.” Corduroy, as a fabric, dates back to eighteenth century England, where it was primarily a rough wool cloth, rather than contemporary corduroy, which is soft to the touch and usually made from 100% cotton.
When cutting this fabric out, the rule is that each piece should be cut going the same way....but I broke the rules and the squares cut any way to create different shadows and textures.
Patchwork Sage, Brown, Beige Corduroy and Silk Satin skirt. The skirt has pockets.
Panel flair skirt fit's waist 41" - 42 1/2" (skirt is pinned to fit dress form)
Length approximately 37 1/2" from top of high waistband (3" above natural waist).
