
I have been wanting to make a reversible skirt for a long time. My girls wear skirts all the time, and they inevitably get dirty. Now you can just flip it around! I love making skirts too. They are the perfect use for those extra 1/2 or even 1/3 yds that I have laying around that don't necessarily go with anything else. I used my last bit of Flower Power for this side. I love that big bouquet of roses in the middle.


For this side I just used a little blue flower print that I found at Joanns. I thought it was cute. I admit I think that Joanns is getting better with the quality of some of the fabrics that they carry.
Right now I am working on one for Felicity and hope to put together a little tutorial on how to do these because it really isn't too difficult. I like the weight of this skirt as well. The two layers gives it a nice heft.
Your kitchen looks so homely and exudes a lovely sense of warmth! I'm glad you are so happy with it :) Adore the little reversible skirt, especially the little pockets to fill with treasures :) Mel xox
ReplyDeleteThe skirt is adorable! Love your kitchen!
ReplyDeletewhat a great idea for a little girls skirt! the yellow looks nice!
ReplyDeleteI just love the reversable skirt, how do you make one? Is there a tutorial or pattern I need to buy? xx
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