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[bloodsugarh20.livejournal.com]

never got to introduce mah self ^.^;
name's louise, i live in ireland.
caant stop drawing EGL designs and nagging my mother to buy
me lots of material. buahhaha.*ahem*

well, i FINALLY got my mum to buy me some black material
aand i have no skirt patterns what so ever. My EGL bibles havnt arrived yet *curses* sooo does anyone have skirt pattern lying around that they could e-maul me? <3

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[bloodsugarh20.livejournal.com]

ahahha being the idiot i am forgot my e-mailing address x.x
pixie_54@hotmail.com

[souvay.livejournal.com]

Here's a whole site with patterns from the Gothic Lolita bible: http://mysite.freeserve.com/revesdelamort/index.html ^_^

[seeinglife.livejournal.com]

Here are two different explanations of the same basic method for making a circle skirt : 1 (http://gothfashion.info/x.php?stuff=net) and 2 (http://maelstromstudiolab.com/diy/diy.html).

[marle777.livejournal.com]

Keep in mind though that circle skirts generally don't hang the way EGL skirts do. Skirts found in the G&L Bibles generally have panels and are a more conical shape. It's hard to describe, maybe someone else can do better. ^^ Circle skirts are easy to make though. ^__^

[seeinglife.livejournal.com]

They don't have the exact shape that most EGL skirts shown in the bibles do, no, but over a petticoat to shape them they still integrate into a lolita outfit quite nicely. Better for simple skirts than the elaborately decorated ones, though. At this point in my adventure EGL-izing my wardrobe, 2 of my skirts are circle skirts and the third I think is an almost-circle skirt (the Metamorphose replica skirt).

[bloodsugarh20.livejournal.com]

aah thank you! i knew the skirt had to be cut out into a cone type shape for it to flair thanks to my art teacher xD and the instructions are veryvery handy! thank yoou! ^.^