Floral Pleated Skirt DIY
Difficulty: Easy
Time: ~2 hours
Materials:
- 1 yard floral fabric from Joann's
- 9" invisible zipper
Sunday, January 12, 2014
Transitioning Florals - Skirt DIY
With all the magazines focused on spring fashions, my mind automatically drifts towards florals and light colors. I fell in love with the watercolor-esque strokes in this print and thought it would perfect for a skirt. In the spring, I'll wear this with short sleeved tops and bare legs, but for now a sweater and tights will work :)
Pattern: 2 Rectangles 24 x 32"
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Oh! Very pretty pattern choice! The top you chose pairs with it nicely.
ReplyDeleteThanks Michelle :)
DeleteI'm totally going to try to make this. Great job!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! Let me know how it goes! :)
Deleteso pretty - i love the floral print you picked out! 2 thumbs up. xo
ReplyDeleteThanks P for your sweet comment :)
DeleteI love the colors and print. I am in the process of making a pleated skirt ans love the florals. I might as well put the wool like material away and just get started on spring. Then again living in the midwest I might as well finish it. Cant wait to se more from you. -Nancy
ReplyDeleteThanks Nancy! I feel the same way about putting the winter materials away. I was midway through a coat project and lost interest, lol. Stay warm!
DeleteDo you have a link to the tutorial for this?
ReplyDeleteHi! I don't have a specific tutorial for this one, but I have 2 similar ones:
Deletehttp://sewpetitegal.blogspot.com/2013/05/j-crew-inspired-skirt-diy-tutorial.html
http://sewpetitegal.blogspot.com/2013/08/tutorial-box-pleated-skirt-diy.html
Hope that helps!