Twirly Panel Skirts for my kiddles...two down...five to go! I think the girls will love these...had fun matching the daisy design to the fabric...Thanks for looking!
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pretty darn cute if you ask me:):)hugs
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Thank you!
Ah-dor-able!
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Thanks, Jerrilyn..
really darling Kim ~hugs~
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Thanks so much. Lor!
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crafter2243
05 Apr 2016
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So so cute. I can see them twirling those adorable skirts
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Thank you!
How clever are you love the seersucker panel for the embroidery.
They look great the girls will love them.
They look great the girls will love them.
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Thanks...I really like the center panel in the skirt.
WOW! Kim, these are adorable and I can just envision your great-nieces twirling around in them. You are so good to make all of these for them. Love Chris
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Thanks, Chris...
Terrific! Great job on matching flower with fabric. They will love these Auntie /Lillian
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Thank you, Lillian!
Cute design and fabric!!! Kay
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Thank you, Kay...
Great Skirts really cute
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Thanks!
Gorgeous, Kim!
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Thanks, Sue
The girls will love these. I have that design and have never used it. I think I will be using it soon.
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Thank you, Sarah...You may have a similar design...the one I had was riddled with unnecessary jumps (really disappointed me) so I digitized my own with a Florentine fill for the flowers and leaves so the weave follows the curve of the petals...I also reduced the density by about 40% because I was using a cotton blend seersucker fabric...
These are adorable skirts... Twirly skirts! Girls will love these!
Oh, the skirts are both very beautiful and I'm sure that the girls will love them.
O.K. These are wonderful!! Did you serge the fabric for the bottom ruffle and then use a ruffler foot to attach to the skirt? I love your idea of the white front panel with an added embroidery design. Were you able to make the skirt with a yard of fabric? And the yellow ribbon is the icing on the cake. Great work.
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Thank you...yes, I serged the edges of the ruffle fabric with a rolled hem, then attached it with a ruffling foot that gathers the ruffle while keeping the bottom skirt flat. Then added the ribbon with a twin needle that stitches both sides of the ribbon...I also reduced the density by about 40% when I digitized it because I was stitching it out on a cotton blend seersucker fabric.
ah, these are just too cute, the girls will be thrilled
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Thanks!!
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embroiderb
05 Apr 2016
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These look so fun, cute, and well done! Love them!--Nice job all around.
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Thanks so much!
Absolutely lovely work.
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Thank you...
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basketkase
10 Apr 2016
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These are so lovely, Kim.........perfect for little ladies!!
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Thanks, Vicki...