Looking for inspiration to get started on something amAAAAAzing for Skirt Week? (Really, potentially winning prizes at the same time as creating a great skirt? No brainer.)
If you’re looking for a tutorial to guide you through the process, there are a gajillion wonderful, free ones out there:
From the ideation station also known as Ruffles And Stuff:
From Made:
From Lil Blue Boo:
T-shirt to Toddler Skirt
From Adventures in Dressmaking:
The Shirt Skirt
From Grosgrain:
The 20 Minute Simple Skirt
From Angry Chicken:
5 Minute Skirt
From House on Hill Road:
Twirly Skirt
From Grand Revival Design:
Ruffled Skirt
From Dacia Ray:
Free Skirt Pattern
From a little blog called Crafterhours:
The Milkmaid Skirt
The Dresden Plate Skirt
And if you’d like really detailed guidance, and especially if you’re a pattern-loving crafter, you might like any (or all) of these:
Burda Style (many free and low-cost patterns)
Lil Blue Boo’s Recycled T-Shirt Skirt
Made’s Can-Can Skirt
Anna Maria Horner’s Study Hall Skirt
Amy Butler’s Barcelona Skirt
So, that’s just the tiniest smidge of skirt tutorials and patterns available to you, but hopefully it will give you an idea or two! Have a skirt pattern or tutorial link you love to pieces? Feel free to add it in a comment. And get going on your skirt already! We’re about to start spotlighting a few!
I have to add a note about the Lazy Days Skirt pattern/instructions on the Oliver and S website. It’s a toddler skirt with very clear and basic instructions so a total novice can follow it and make a nice skirt for a little girl. http://www.oliverands.com/blog/2008/08/lazy-days-skirt-free-pattern.html
OMG. I can not wait. Now if you could find me a website that provides extra time AND well (non-sick) children! :) Sydney is totally into skirts/dresses right now so I’m really excited!
I participate and talk about you on my blog
frikadel.blogspot.com
in France
it’s a great challenge
Thanks for listing my men’s shirt into skirt refashion! Eeee, I’m excited for skirt week, I hope I can throw something cool in the pot!
what a fun list, can’t wait to take a look through them. :)
Thanks for this list! My daughters wardrobe needs updating for summer and I love to sew skirts. They are so easy and adorable!
Please check out my child’s skirt pattern called “Sew Fun”, first in a series of 6 skirt patterns for children and juniors. http://footloosefancyfreeboutique.blogspot.com/
This is great!!!
I’ve been meaning to cut my fist skirt but am terrified and can’t seem to muster the courage for it.
I hope your initiative will drive away my block!!!!
Thanks
Just wondering… Is a gored skirt considered a line or full?
Can’t wait to see all the nice things people make!