The fabric is a very thin brown 'slubby' cotton that I found in my stash and could have been there for 10+ years. It was so thin that I needed to line it. This was not an easy task, considering how the skirt is constructed, but it ignoring a couple of little gaps in the side seams, it works.
The pattern was great to follow and fun to sew. I did have to follow Liesl's advice and wait until the garment was finished before passing judgement - it did look slightly odd mid-way.
The lining makes it a super comfy skirt to wear and it is nice to have room for movement - especially on hot summer days. Size wise - I made the medium but used a longer waistband to cover my stomach. I don't think I'd need to do this next time as the skirt size really depends on the hip width only.
I would, probably, make this again. It would depend on the fabric, as I'd like a balance between drape and weight. I'm not going to wear it when 'going to town' but it will do for local trips and days at home.
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