The shape of the skirt shown in figure 207, the same as the previous one, but the construction of its patterns more.
Identify on the figure, at what distance from the middle of the front should be placed the sutures and guide line of stitches parallel to the middle of the front (figure 208). The position and direction of the weld to a flared skirt should be coordinated with the location and shape of the tuck. Skirt with two front seams
On both sides of the cut line guide line of the Darts framework, if the solution is not too large. For some figures in this place of the front skirt tuck requires a depth of 3-3,5 cm, but this is very rare. Therefore it is better to limit the depth of the tuck approximately 2 see the rest of the solution tucks in this case, move to the middle of the side of the wedge, as shown in figure 208.
Cut the pattern along the intended line, move both of the front cloth skirts on another sheet of paper and extend the skirt (figure 209).
Put half the extension (for example 8 cm) of the cut line. Guide through the obtained point of the straight line that is tangent to the line cut. Line the bottom of the skirt correct, as shown in figure 209. Equity the thread of the fabric should be held in the middle of the wedge.
The rear panel of the skirt cut out, like front, in the form of a wedge with no seam in the middle (like chesterules skirts). The tuck on the rear panel can, if necessary, to place the whole of the cutting line, but can also be part of the solution to migrate to the middle side of the wedge, as shown in figure 210.
If the extension is given on each wedge of the model, it is possible to connect the side sections of the rear and front panels of the skirt. In this case, the side seam rule.
You can also connect the side sections of the rear and front panels of the skirt, not expanding them.
If the rear panel of the skirt has a seam in the middle, do it at the waist a little tuck and run extension equal to one-third of the tails. The reduction done because the flapper here always seems more (figure 211)

Skirt with two front seams
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