13. Straight skirt drape cloth with a flounce on the rear panel (Fig. 192). Consists of front panels (Fig. 167 b) two side parts of the rear panel, the middle part of the rear cloth (Fig. 191 a) and ox (Fig. 192 a). The simulation is carried out similarly to the modeling of the skirt 12. On the bottom of the middle rear cloth planned cutting line, and it is expanded to the desired size.
 

14. Straight skirt made of wool with pleats at the rear panel (Fig. 193). Different from the skirt 12, the rear panel continuous. Consists of front panels (Fig. 167 b), rear panels (Fig. 193 a) and insert under folds (Fig. 193 b). Through primaqiune folds on the rear panel is given an allowance of 1.0 cm seam Allowance in the corners of the cut (Fig. 193 a, green arrows). Lay pleats - inverted center, and the rest sent to the center; priorivet and sewn to a rear panel, the line should get to split the corner (Fig. 193 b), the angles of the lines should be clear as they will.You can use easier handling and finishing line at the top of the folds, the sides of the insert under folds to pristroit to the rear panel, turn the person on top over inset to fold the seam inside, to impose on the creases, iron and Topstitch 0.1 - 0.2 see

Further processing is similar to processing a straight skirt.

15. Narrow double seam skirt made of wool (Fig. 194). Can be both long and short. Consists of front (Fig. 194 a) and rear (Fig. 194 b) panels. Contraction occurs only along the line of the knee, for extra-long skirt to the knee line is a straight line. In a narrow skirt to the knee is necessary to increase the allowance for ACC - otherwise, not enough width on the bottom for filing. Instead of Darts, you can make the clamps. Processing similar to the processing of the straight skirt.