I don’t know if you guys have had a chance to check out the Skirting the Issue Project over at Simple and Simon & Co, and Project Run and Play, but you should.
Elizabeth and Liz have come up with a fantastic way for girls in the Foster Care system to receive a little something just of them that is handmade… a simple gift of something handmade for those that might not have Mom’s to sew for them.
Today I’m sharing a tutorial on this wrap skirt. It’s made from only 4 fat quarters! It sews up quickly, so if you’re interested in contributing a skirt, it won’t take much time or money to make.
Check out the tutorial over at Project Run & Play !
You can visit their blog for more information on donating skirts.
Shannon Wallace says
What an adorable idea! Thank you for sharing. 🙂
Page says
What a pretty skirt and I love the cause. My brother and sister-in-law have recently started fostering so this is close to my heart. Thanks for the tutorial.
gayle says
What a great idea, Love it.
Jayne Hoffman says
Loved the simplicity of the skirt whipped it up today!! Thanks
Jennifer says
This skirt is the easiest thing I’ve ever made!! I made 2 using up my fat quarters and adjusted the size to fit a ladies size 12. I just added extra panels and they turned out amazing. Such a versatile pattern and I can’t wait to make another for the fall to wear with boots and a turtleneck!