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Christmas tree skirt
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I have been trying my hand at being a seamstress for my GD. This made me so frustrated (will post picture in a few days) that I had to have another project to switch back and forth to..Made this skirt from Angiecub's tutorial. It was much more fun and much easier than the dress I was making! I did have to buy 3 yds for backing, tho. Couldn't figure out how to make 2 yds work. Skirt is 50 in. Thanks for the tute, Angiecub. I bookmarked it quite awhile ago, hoping to make at least one.
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Neat tree skirt! I hate garment sewing and it is usually more expensive than ready made.
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Your tree skirt is beautiful. How large is it? Do you have a link to the tutorial?
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very pretty, came out beaturifully
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Ok now, THIS I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE alot ! Great job !
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Yes, Girlfriend, that is it, thanks.
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very pretty !!like all your fabrics!
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nicely done
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Wow! I love your tree skirt!!! As I was scrolling down it looked like it was spinning!!!
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Very nice design for tree skirt.
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Beautiful tree skirt.
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Love your tree skirt! I did a similar one and enjoyed the process so much that I made smaller versions for end tables for us and for family members too
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Really pretty tree skirt! It is an unusual design and you did a nice job sewing it!
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It's stunning, good job.
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Whoa!! That is amazing looking!! Great job!
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This is so pretty. You did a great job. Merry Christmas.
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WOW, looks like you have curved piecing down pat. It is a skill I need to learn. You made a very stunning Xmas skirt. enjoy !!
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Very pretty tree skirt.
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That is the prettiest tree skirt I have ever seen. It just looks so festive and cheerful. Where can I find the tutorial?
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Oh, my, that is pretty.
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Best yet..no curved piecing. Just strip sets and wedge ruler!
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Beautifully sewn together and I like your colour combo. Much more fun than making garments.
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wow a very nice tree skirt
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Very, very, pretty! Will be buying ruler tomorrow.
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I love your tree skirt.
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What a happy tree skirt - I might have to put the CD's on and start singing!!! Well done.
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Very nice!
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Oh I LOVE this! !
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WOW, that's an awesome tree skirt. I agree, sometimes when I'm making dresses for our Fashionista 4 year old DGD, I occasionally have to switch back to quilting something else, like quilts or wall hangings. However, I love it when I make dresses for Zoe, like the 2 I made for her BD in May, she immediately told Mom to put one of them on immediately and has worn it often. That makes it all worthwhile. She is definitely a "Girlie Girl", but that's fine by me.
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Added to the bucket list. I have that ruler, looking for the next project, found this tutorial. Thank you.
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admire your tree skirt very much... you did a great job and love all the fabric you chose.
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Very pretty !
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That's gorgeous. I especially like how the central ring is pieced in a single fabric; gives the eye a place to rest and the color just makes the whole skirt sing. Great job!
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Beautiful job on your tree skirt. Girlfriend, thanks for providing the patter. This is now on my to-do list.
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I really like this it's so festive. My guild did a spiral table topper using this same ruler. I would love to make this but at $30 for the ruler I will wait until I figure a way to make it using something else, or one of the girls from my guild lends me their 10 degree (maybe it's the 9) ruler.
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I am so going to make this. I would like to try putting a strip of gold lame' in there, and then make a 3 or 4 inch gold lame' ruffle all around the edge instead of the binding. I can picture this in my head. I think the gold lame' will set it off.
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Love this; love the work you put into it and the colors is so pretty.
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Well done !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Your tree skirt is really nice. Thanks for the link to the tutorial. Not that I "need" another tree skirt, but it could be a future project after seeing yours:) Merry Christmas:)
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