Waist circumference
Waist controls the top edge and closure area. If darts are used, their intake must be included in the drafted shape.
Skirt blocks are simple compared with pants or bodices, but waist, hip, darts, length, and silhouette choices still need to work together.
Waist controls the top edge and closure area. If darts are used, their intake must be included in the drafted shape.
Hip controls the widest area of the skirt and the amount of room needed for sitting and movement.
Length defines the distance from waist to hem. It also changes how visible flare, taper, and hem sweep feel.
Darts remove waist excess while keeping enough room through the hip.
Silhouette presets adjust side seams and hem width. Each silhouette needs its own movement and fabric check.
Narrow skirts may need a vent or slit for movement. Hem allowance should match the finish you plan to sew.
After generating a skirt, verify waistline length, dart placement, side seams, hip room, hem shape, seam allowance, and print scale before cutting fabric.