The end of Greenery, with McCall's skirt M5336

I finally got to the end of my 3 metre x 260 cm piece of green quilting cotton - I just managed to squeeze out this skirt. It's hard to see from the picture, but this skirt actually has it's kick pleat at the front - if you look closely you can just about see it. I used McCall's M5336, a long OOP pattern: The line drawing will give you a good idea of the pleat/split detail at the front of the skirt: I modified the pattern top suit my shape - which basically meant pulling out a pattern that had been previously modified and shaping this skirt to match it. Sort of 8 hips, 14 waist. And I added slanted pockets at the sides of the front of the skirt: The pleat sits at the front like this: The pleat did not finish nicely inside - per courtesy of the pattern instructions, so next time I make this I shall finish this area quite differently. It was sort of overlock, cut seam, and fold hem, leaving a raw edge at the top of the