Ugly tree skirt
12-01-2011, 06:02 AM
#32
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No, No, it is not ugly! I love it and would be proud to display it in my home. You did a wondereful job it will be adorable under someones Christmas tree. If you don't want it, let me send you my address. LOL
12-06-2011, 04:16 PM
#35
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Location: Dundee OR
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Hi I just saw the picture of your christmas tree skirt. It is realy great and I would have loved to wear it for a square dance skirt. That is beside the point, Take your lenght of fabric and unfold it, then fold it in half along the selvage edge. Then draw a quarter circle on the folded edge, and another one on the oppisite corner, when cut out you have one half circle and two half circles and when sewn together will make a circle to use for your lining. Of course be sure to check for the correct size for your tree skirt. If you have any questions, Pm me and I will explain in mor detail. Trish b
12-08-2011, 09:30 AM
#37
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Location: near Niagara Falls, NY
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Originally Posted by Georgia girl
I like the skirt. If it were red and white it would look like a giant peppermint.
So far you've clearly done a good job Debbie. Sorry you are not pleased with the fabrics. That happens to me too.
What if you gave up on your current backing fabric and cut a circle to apply to the back out of a large piece of fleece? No binding, hemming or fraying that way.
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