I saw this post at U Create Crafts.
I knew that I must make one of these skirts, It looks adorable, don't you think?
And I knew that I had the perfect fabric.
(I got this queen size sheet from the thrift store for $3.99 last week)
I followed the instructions.
This skirt is very easy and fast to make!
I was able to whip up both of the skirts during the kids nap time.
One for Emily:
And one for me:
If you haven't made one, you should! The tutorial is very easy to follow, you will be surprised on how simple it is.
Thanks for visiting!
Rita
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I love your skirts!!! And you SCORED on that cute striped fabric! Very cute!
ReplyDeleteEverything is just adorable! :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing fabric! You really make good use of naptime. Bless those little sleepers.
ReplyDeleteYou make it seem so simple, you're so talented!
ReplyDeleteFantastic job. Your family is so adorable!
ReplyDeleteLove the crisp lines! I'll be checking that tutorial out!
ReplyDeleteadorable! I will chack out that post. Thanks for linking up to upcyc;ed awesome!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Their little matching skirt and pants are so cute!
ReplyDeleteAhhh soooo cute! I'm impressed by your sewing skills...and that yellow is perfect! Your kids are so cute too :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for linking to "20 Below Thursday"
Love it! Yours is awesome. I'd definitely wear that!
ReplyDeleteLove the yellow stripes. Great that you could whip them up during nap time! Thanks for linking up with DIY under $5!
ReplyDeleteYay! I'm so glad you linked this up at my party, thank you! This is the cutest skirt, and you're right, your queen sheets were perfect! I love all the matching outfits you made. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteRach H
www.familyeverafter.blogspot.com
so cute! i love all the stuff you did with that fabric.
ReplyDeleteThat is genius! Love it!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely LOVE your skirt. Your right, the tutorial looks pretty easy! You did an amazing job! Thank you for linking up to Sew Woodsy last week. We've featured your project today. Please remember to link up tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteSEW, LOL, cute! Thanks for linking to bacon time. Hope to see you this week too.
ReplyDeleteFound you via DIY under $5 on A Little Tipsy link up. What a lovely skirt!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a great summer skirt! I'm always looking for ways to make simple skirts since that's about all I wear during summer. I also love that you made this out of a thrift store sheet! What resourcefulness!
ReplyDeleteLove your creativity!
Stephanie from Make Home Make Sense
Very cute skirt. The pic of you and the one of Emily reminds me of Snow White because of the colors. I imagine if she were real and lived in our time, this is what she would wear everyday. Super Cute!
ReplyDeleteHi! I love your sewing creations! I just found the same starboard skirt tutorial, and was thinking about making it, but I was a bit putoff by the elastic back. What do you think -- does the elastic factor class it down a bit? I'm looking for a "professional attire" type skirt... Also, did you have any trouble scaling-up the pattern for an adult size? Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for beautiful blog :)
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