Thanks, Toogie...my new BabyLock Evolution serger is the bomb!! It makes quick work with ruffles...roll hem and gathers them, too...they are both sisters and cousins to each other...three families...

Thanks...yes, I made the ruffles...I thought the black tulle was really cool..kind of reminded me of spider webs...then I just loved the candy corn fabric...and you are right, the smallest one on the far right is only about six inches long!

Thanks so much for your kind comments..

Thanks...I had fun with the fabrics for sure.

Thanks Carolyn....they were fun to do!

Thanks, Karen...I am hoping that their Moms will send pictures...got my fingers crossed!

Thanks, Linda!

Thank you, Lucia...I am lucky that they like what I sew for them, too!

Thanks, Monika...wish I were closer...

Thanks Lor...the rolled hems are a snap with my new BabyLock Evolution...but there is a really easy way to make ruffles on the regular sewing machine...and you don't need any special foot either...set the tension to the highest setting and the stitch length to the longest stitch (like a basting stitch)...and with a single layer of fabric, it will gather about 2 to 1...

Thanks you!

Thanks, Arlene...

Thank you so much..

Thanks so much...I hope they love them!

Thanks Jer..they do love to twirl!

Thank you...

Thanks, Leaha...amazing what you can make with just strips of assorted prints!

Thanks, Rocky...I hope I get some pictures!

I know...I have three boys now and they are not as easy to make things for...seems like all they get are jeans and shirts.

Thanks so much!

Thank you..

Thanks, Lillian...I so appreciate your kind words...and it is soooo very good to "see" you again!!!

Thank you, Sarah...

Thank you.

Thanks, Vicki...I don't usually do the special holidays...they have such a short wearing cycle...hopefully they fill fit next year, too (?)...

Thanks Sonja!

Thanks, Christine..yes, you are right...the number keeps growing! Wondering how long I can keep up!

Thank you!

Thanks so much Nancy...

Thank you!

Thanks so much for your kind words...there isn't a pattern...it is just a twirly skirt that I made up...Basically I used 5 inch strips (you decide length), sewed them together to make the width of about 60"...that is the main skirt...then I added a 4.25" a ruffle that was about 120"...rolled hem on both sides...and a 5.5" x 200" black tulle...both gathered to fit the 60" skirt. Sew these to the bottom before you sew up the back of the skirt... Add a waistband that is cut 2.5" x 60"...fold in half lengthwise and press...sew the waistband on the back side of the skirt with 1/4" seam allowance (make sure the right side of the fabric will be on the outside when you flip over the waistband to the front...sew up the back of the skirt...flip to the front, turn and press the raw edge under and top stitch down on the right side...leaving an opening to add the elastic in the waistband casing...whip stitch the opening closed...voila...twirly skirt...