I am looking for the best way to line a kick pleat like you find in ready to wear. Anyone have their favorite method?
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Wouldn't the kick pleat be lined the same as the skirt? I would think in this case each piece of the skirt would have the lining attached before sewing the pieces together. I don't see the advantage of having a line kick pleat, though.
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