I worked on my Christmas Tree Skirt. I made the quilt sandwich and tied it, then trimmed it out to a circle and cut the slit. But it wasn't until later I realized I had goofed.
How so? I have to add a ruffle to the outer edge.
Stay tuned.
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6 comments:
Eek!! Well, it looks fine without the ruffle, but if you really want one, I'm looking forward to how you attach it. Stitch it onto a bias strip that you then stitch onto the skirt?
must have been all that rich food you probable ate yesterday....gave you foggy brain!....it's cute anyway!
Well, there isn't any way to add the ruffle that doesn't involve futzing around, so I am just going to take it apart and do it right.
Belinda, however, is 100% accurate. Too much rich food and a foggy brain!
it's pretty! maybe some red pom pom fringe instead?
No pom poms. I'm going to add the ruffle.
I have a cat, and the cat doesn't need any more temptation to destroy the tree, decorations, or packages under it.
It looks so great! I'm sorry you goofed, I hate it when that happens to me :( Which is much too often!
I like it without the ruffle, and I like the suggestion of a pompom-ribbon.
The ruffles are great and very Christmas-sy though!
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