So I'm thinking there are two reasons you're here. One, you love love the pleated Emma Skirt and want to make your own. Or two, you just want to learn how to sew knife pleats. But either way, the end result is the same, no? You want to learn how to create some beautiful pleats. The Emma Skirt was one of our very first sewing projects here on the blog, and has become an absolute favorite. It was so close to perfect I only had to make a few minor adjustments when touching it up a few weeks…

There is the accordion, the knife, the box, kick, rolled, forward, cartridge, honeycomb, organ, plisse, and Kingussie style of pleats. Some are similar...

So I'm thinking there are two reasons you're here. One, you love love the pleated Emma Skirt and want to make your own. Or two, you just want to learn how to sew knife pleats. But either way, the end result is the same, no? You want to learn how to create some beautiful pleats. The Emma Skirt was one of our very first sewing projects here on the blog, and has become an absolute favorite. It was so close to perfect I only had to make a few minor adjustments when touching it up a few weeks…

Learn to sew knife pleats: folds along the fabric length turned into one direction. Fabric consumption calculator included, no math needed.

Different types of pleats which you can sew on your garments.- Box pleats, Knife-pleats,Kick pleats, Inverted pleats, Sunray pleats.

The pleated design adds a touch of texture and movement, creating a flattering A-line silhouette that complements all body types. Whether it features delicate knife pleats for a refined look or bold accordion pleats for added volume, our Pleated Skirt showcases meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail. 100% Recycled Polyester Fully Pleated Dry Clean Only. This product cannot be washed at home. Please store the product on a clips hanger.

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