each skirt took a little longer than the hour the directions said, but it still was really easy. i will definitely be making this skirt again. and it hangs so great, and is super twirly, which the girls love.
the fabric on the hem and the waistband is from a clearance sheet set from target, and the main body fabric is iota by robert kaufman. i wasn't crazy about the main fabric at first, but it grows on me every time i see it. it has a funky bohemian feel to me.
-lindsey


















total cuteness!
ReplyDeletei love their ringlet curls
I think my daughter has those sheets :) Love the skirts. I'll have to come back and link to that pattern to get it for my DD :) She loves skirts and loves to twirl!!!
ReplyDeleteI just found your imperfect from another blog roll. I also have an imperfect - but I have to say, your imperfection looks so much better than mine! Love your blog (and those skirts - DARLING!), can't wait to read more.
ReplyDeleteGeez these girls are cuties, that hair as well how did you get them to sit still to curl it like that? I love the skirts and the girls make the perfect modles, I hope you and your family had a wonderful Easter.
ReplyDeletei had to put my girls hair in sponge curlers the night before, with lots of mousse. tyler, the one with long brown hair, has naturally amazing curls, so my girls wanted to match.
ReplyDeletecuteness overload times 3....the skirts are rockin. WTG!! love em.
ReplyDeleteyou are so talented and the girls are adorable.
ReplyDeleteoohhh! These skirts are wonderful and funny to wear!
ReplyDeleteI would like to have again the age of these sweet children to wear a skirt like that and turn around around and around agian! :-)
adorable! the curls are so precious :)
ReplyDeletepriceless pics!! and the skirts are darling. xo
ReplyDeleteAdorable! I love the pictures of the twirling!
ReplyDeleteso cute!
ReplyDeleteadorable! now i just wish i knew how to sew....
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