Day two of my projects made with Renaissance Ribbons continues (maybe you saw my other post last night with the free Arabesque Bag sewing pattern). There really are a million possibilities for these ribbons. The ribbons I used in my projects were all designed by Tula Pink, although Renaissance Ribbons also carries products by other designers that I’m sure you know, like Amy Butler and Anna Maria Horner.
After I posted my bag pattern last night, I made this quick self-drafted skirt with a waistband and a back invisible zipper. I used two different ribbons to adorn the bottom of the skirt (the pink squirrel ribbon is 1-1/2″ wide, and the yellow ribbon is 7/8″ wide). You can find the ribbons at I Heart Tula Pink, among other places (like your local quilt shop!).
Getting a photo of me wearing the skirt was quite challenging…we got almost a foot of snow last night (accumulating with what we already had on the ground, which was a lot), and so I had to dig myself out of the house this morning. You can probably see that the snow is still falling. Oi.
Beautiful skirt!
It’s cute! Love all those Rennaisance ribbons, many of them are even double sided.
That skirt is so pretty! I love it!
The skirt is fab, and you and the photographer deserve a medal for not freezing to death lol
Cute skirt and loved the bag you posted yesterday and thanks for the freebie…..
Quick work! It’s a beautiful skirt, the ribbons really pop!
I like that skirt a lot. The ribbons are so cute. I can not believe you dug out and then stood out in the snow. The dog and I wait until it is urgent to venture out there.
a pretty skirt
Sew So Cute Sara!
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Its sooo cute Skirt!! Thank you for sharing with us this idea! Thank you Sara