Since our home is currently a disaster anyway. (There are little threads virtually everywhere). I thought I would continue working on some skirts I've been making. I was making some for the girls for spring when Randi, at I Have to Say... put out a request for skirts for Haiti, so I just continued on making them.
These are super simple skirts. Two trapezoids and some elastic and you have a skirt. Embellish with lace or a pocket here and there. So far our girls are still of a shape where sizing doesn't matter too much. I'm hoping the little ones in Haiti will be of a similar shape :o).
A little note on the blue one. I realized I didn't have enough fabric, so I pieced it together and much to my surprise, it worked!! I'm not one for deviating from what the pattern says because it just never works for me, so I was very pleased with how it turned out.
Those look great! Way to support others by making some for haiti!!!!!
ReplyDeleteDeborah, you amaze me! You are actually DOING something for people in Haiti. Not that giving money and praying are not good thing to do, it's just so great that you are giving of yourself. Thank you for stopping by and admiring my kitchen. Just picked out our new sink!
ReplyDeleteWow that is fabulous they look wonderful someone will be very blessed by your sewing or by the looks of all those skirts many :) Blessings Love Heather
ReplyDeleteOh, and I forgot to tell you how very cute those skirts are!! Love the fabric.
ReplyDeleteThe turquoise with the red ruffle is my favorite! Just curious, what pattern did you use? My girls could use some skirts like these, and I need to get out my foot powered sewing machine and blow off the dust :-)
ReplyDeleteThese are cute! What a great idea!
ReplyDeleteThis got me to thinking what other thing I might do for the people in Haiti. Some people from our church and this area are planning on going there soon, you inspired me.
ReplyDeleteThe light green one is super cute. Way to go!
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