The next outfit I made was Minnie skirts for the girls to
wear with the Minnie/Mickey shirts I made. I loosely followed this blog. I
wanted the bottom tier to be longer so I kinda reversed it. I had just made the
tiered skirt so I used pretty much the same measurements I used for the top
layer, it was 5 inches X 21 inches for the baby (2T) and 6X21 for the older one (4T).
The second layer which is the black with white polka dots was 2X21 for both.
This is where it was different than the blog, so instead of a small piping,
mine ended up with about a ¼ - ½ inch border between the layers. Turned out
very cute, just different. The third
layer was roughly 7X21 and 10.5X21 for the girls. I also used one long piece for
each layer which made it easier, in my opinion. It just depends on how your fabric is cut. This way, I only had to sew them
together, then sew up the sides, then sew a casing, and add elastic.
I ironed the middle piece in half and lined it up to the
right side of fabric and sewed together:
Next I sewed the right sides together of the black and
red/polka dot pieces with the black and white polka dot piece in between:
Here are the finished pieces sewed together before I sewed
the sides together to make it a skirt:
Here is the finished skirt:
Here are both skirts with the Minnie shirt:
Can’t wait to take some pictures of the girls with Minnie in
these.
2 comments:
Very cute! Love your take on my tutorial :)
Oh my goodness....you work, are a foster parent AND sew?!!! In ah...here! Glad I found you. Love to read and share the journey of foster parenting with other foster parents!
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