Woman wearing the Lottie Skirt sewing pattern from Atelier Jupe on The Fold Line. A skirt pattern made in viscose or tencel fabrics, featuring a bottom ruffle, elasticated back waistband and maxi length.
Atelier Jupe Lottie and Kate Skirt
Atelier Jupe Lottie and Kate Skirt
Atelier Jupe Lottie and Kate Skirt
Atelier Jupe Lottie and Kate Skirt
Atelier Jupe Lottie and Kate Skirt
Atelier Jupe Lottie and Kate Skirt
Atelier Jupe Lottie and Kate Skirt
Atelier Jupe Lottie and Kate Skirt
Atelier Jupe Lottie and Kate Skirt
Atelier Jupe Lottie and Kate Skirt
Atelier Jupe Lottie and Kate Skirt
Atelier Jupe

Atelier Jupe Lottie and Kate Skirt

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Copyshop

We print out the A0 pattern sheets, but you’ll need to download the digital instructions, as we don’t print these. The PDF files will be emailed immediately after purchase, and the printed A0 pattern sheets will be dispatched next working day.
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Buy the Lottie and Kate Skirt sewing pattern from Atelier Jupe. Lottie and Kate is a double pattern with two skirt options. For the romantics among us, there is Lottie with a ruffle at the bottom. Or maybe you’re more into making Kate, the skirt with an asymmetric button placket. You can also add pockets if you wish. The skirt is sewn with elastic in the back waistband, so whatever version you make, you’ll always have a skirt that fits perfectly!

This sewing pattern is available to buy in the following formats:

– PDF (available to download immediately after purchase). What is a PDF?

– PDF pattern + Printed A0 copy shop (We print out the A0 pattern sheets, but you’ll need to download the digital instructions, as we don’t print these. The PDF files will be emailed immediately after purchase, and the A0 pattern sheets will be dispatched next working day). What is Copy Shop?

Suggested fabrics: Choose a light or medium weight fabric that has a nice drape. Think viscose, tencel or a non-static polyester. Avoid sturdy fabrics such as heavy cotton.

Fabric requirements: 140 cm wide fabric: Kate, 180 - 200 cm // Lottie, 225 - 245 cm.

Sizing: EU 34 – 52 (approx. UK 8/10 – 24/26, based on our standardised size chart). Please also check the designer’s size chart and finished garment measurements.

Notions: Iron-on interfacing, 40 cm; elastic, 3 cm wide, 34 - 56 cm; 4 buttons for Kate.

PDF pattern includes: Instructions; A4 print-at-home pattern (48 pages); A0 copy shop pattern (3 sheets). The PDF pattern shows both cutting and stitching lines for each size. Use the layers function in Adobe Acrobat Reader to print only the size(s) you need.

Languages: Dutch, French and English.

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Laura Innes
Lottie skirt - Atelier Jupe

This lovely skirt is a fairly straightforward make. There was some confusion over seam allowances in the instructions, but the rest were clear to follow, and I’m so pleased with the end result.

It looks like originally there were no seam allowances marked, as the instructions include where to add them, but the printed pattern now clearly has seam allowances included as an additional line for each size. When cutting the back piece I think you still need to add the seam allowance at the bottom of the pattern piece, where it will join to the ruffle section. This confused me as I found the front and back pieces I’d cut out were different lengths, but going back to the paper pattern it looked like the way the pattern views are combined for the back piece just left this lower seam allowance still to be added for the Lottie skirt view.

I used a soft viscose, and the drape really suits the ruffle hem. I lengthened the main skirt pieces by two inches because I am five feet nine inches tall, and this gave me a full maxi skirt with the ruffle section starting just below the knee. I didn’t add the pockets, and used French seams at the sides instead for a smooth finish inside. I think gathering and attaching the ruffle section took me the longest of all the steps, but that was partly because I had to compensate for missing the seam allowance on the back section. In the end I started tacking the pieces at matching seams before I stitched them together, so the fabric didn’t move around despite my pins. It was really worth it on the waistband. I was glad to have the hem done early on in the process, with the waistband being the last step. I used a 25mm elastic I already had, which seemed to be fine in place of the 30mm listed. The elastic waist pulls on comfortably over the hips, and I like the amount of gathers at the back.

I am so pleased with the finished skirt - it has turned out as I’d hoped it would. I think a viscose fabric is a good choice for this pattern view in particular, as it gives such a nice shape to the ruffle at the bottom. I hope you enjoy making this pattern too!