Sarong Skirt Designs

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Summary: A sarong is a draped skirt that wraps around the waist several times. Learn how to draw a sarong skirt design with tips from a fashion expert in this free fashion design video.

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Laurel Armstrong Laurel Armstrong is in graduate school for fashion design and is knowledgeable about everything fashion: design, sketching, pattern drafting, draping, sewing ... read more

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Sarong Skirt Designs

This one's going to be a little bit more difficult to depict upside down. I have created a draped skirt. This is all one piece of fabric, but when you're constructing it, it's brought up to a point, then looped back, then back up, then back up, and back up and back up and back up, and it doubles back on itself creating these indentions in the fabric, little loops cascading down the body. We start at the natural waist line and decide how big you want your first part to be. And I added three dimensionality into it by showing it loop around the back. You don't have to do that necessarily it just makes a better, clearer picture. And I had it coming up to the point that makes it a sarong style skirt, because a sarong style skirt will come up to one point, whether it's tied, or clasped or whatever. And then each segment, it doesn't have to be the same size, but for a little bit, I had it, each segment, coming up, for the first three, back up to that point. And then you can ease up, and have the segments hit a new point. And there you have it.