MarLeClair

I have been looking around for a free pattern for a small tree skirt. I have a tree probably no more than 2' high and I would like to make a skirt for it. I know it's only June. Anyone have a free pattern (link). I don't like to leave things to the last minute.

auntpiggylpn

http://www.westminsterfibers.com/pdf...sTreeSkirt.pdf

Marilynsue

Thank you for that link. I too have been looking for a small pattern.

AUQuilter

What a great mini tree skirt! This board is just a wealth of info.

auntpiggylpn

This is the one I was originally looking for to post for you:


http://www.modabakeshop.com/2009/11/...le-runner.html

scroll down a little bit to get to the tree skirt pattern. It is for a mini tree

mzzzquilts

Thanks for BOTH of those links, adorable stuff!

MarLeClair

Thank you so much. I knew I could count on someone here having the information. They are both great skirts. Now to decide which one to make.

TanyaL

http://www.quiltviews.com/free-tree-skirt-pattern

This is a very nice Christmas themed skirt.

nannyrick

[QUOTE=auntpiggylpn;5249686]http://www.westminsterfibers.com/pdf/MiniXmasTreeSkirt

Thanks for the link. This would make cute Xmas gifts.

QuiltnLady1

I was going to suggest doing a dresden plate -- you can either use a single piece of fabric or work with a strata and you can make them any length you need. I did one for my DD 10 years ago -- made the ends pointy and did QAYG. It took DD longer to pick out the fabric than it did to make the tree skirt (hers was 60" in diametere which exceded the length of my ruler so cutting was a chore). I did not use a pattern (I do that often).