Onstage Tutu Skirt FREE sewing pattern
Here’s a fabulous and fun sewing project that is FREE.
This is the Onstage Tutu Skirt. It’s a very quick and easy-to-make tutu skirt that is great for parties and special occasions, but it’s equally appropriate for everyday wear. We agree with the designer when she says it’s guaranteed to put a smile on her face, and yours, this simple and fast project goes together with a minimum of seams.
If you are looking for that great last-minute sewing project when you need the perfect gift for a girl and her doll, then this project is it and as we have said already the download is FREE.
The designer, oliver + s has introduced a creative waistband construction that eliminates extra bulk and prevents the tulle from getting itchy at the waist.
If you decide to take on this fabulous project you’ll only need a few supplies being: a little fabric, a little tulle, elastic, and thread. The instructions call for a single layer of tulle, but you could use two layers to make a fancier version of the skirt if you like.
And if your little darling is still at that age where she loves dolls then the designer has made sure that the instructions for the doll skirt are included in the regular instructions.
This skirt is designed for fabrics without a right and wrong side. Suggested fabrics include light to medium-weight solid-colored woven fabrics like quilting cotton, voile, lawn, shirting, poplin, broadcloth, linen, and silk.
If you would like to download the pattern you can click on the purple button below. Once you go into the designer’s website if you have any problems downloading this pattern as we did, then all you have to do is right-click on the Download Pattern (PDF) button and open it in a new tab.
If you are interested in sewing along with a detailed photo tutorial, then the designer has produced two excellent sew-alongs which you’ll find on her blog. You can link to day 1 and day 2 of the sew-along by clicking HERE and HERE.
Click here for the FREE pattern
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