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Feb
25
Kataryna from Sew Chibi shares a tutorial on her blog all about making fluffy pretty pettiskirts. The bouncy, flouncy ruffled skirts are soooo girly! Her tutorial includes the low-down on the type and quantity of fabric to use, as well as the sewing tools and notions that make it easier to handle the loooong gathered fabric strips. She also tells you how to figure out the dimensions of the strips. I’m loving the multicolored pettiskirt she shows as an example! Get the how-to at Sew Chibi.
[photo from Sew Chibi]
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