I used this lovely fabric, from Anna Griffin's Honoka collection. I hadn't seen it anywhere previously, but my LQS had it, and it seemed a great fit.
I used Amy's semi-famous tiered skirt pattern, modifying it by only making four of the pattern's five tiers and eliminating one of the fourth tier's five panels to keep the volume and weight down. I am walking/pushing a handcart for twelve miles in this skirt, after all. In hindsight, I should have used all five panels - there wasn't enough of a difference between the bottom two tiers, so there was almost nothing to gather. But at least it will be a little less full and heavy, right? Plus, when I get home, it's losing that bottom tier anyway, and I need to wear it in five days, so I'm just leaving it as is.
Hooray for finishing something else up, and now on to making my apron for the same trek. I'll be relieved when all my trek sewing is done, and I can get back to my comfort zone - quilts. Even if it is the next Central Park Urban Lattice quilt.
Now, go check out all the other finishes at Sew & Tell Friday!
1 comment:
Super cute! It makes me want one!
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