First, get some non-roll elastic (3/4" or 1") and two spools of tulle: 6 inches wide x 25 yards. (For one tutu, I did all pink. For another, I used lavender and dark purple alternated.)
Measure the length that you want the tutu skirt. Double it and cut the spooled tulle into strips of equal lengths. (Example: I wanted a 12" skirt, so I cut 24" strips.)
Place elastic band over your thigh. (Great for holding everything in place.) Slide a strip under the band and tie in a knot. Repeat.
Measure the length that you want the tutu skirt. Double it and cut the spooled tulle into strips of equal lengths. (Example: I wanted a 12" skirt, so I cut 24" strips.)
Measure your girl's waist (or your own!) and subtract 2.5"-3". Next, cut your non-roll elastic to size. Zig zag stitch the two ends together to form the waistband. (This can even be done quickly by hand.)
Place elastic band over your thigh. (Great for holding everything in place.) Slide a strip under the band and tie in a knot. Repeat.
7 comments:
Super cute!
I love it! They look nice and full! I don't think I could talk my boys into wearing it...wait, I wouldn't want them wearing it, but my niece would love it!
Oh my this is too adorable! Your model is adorable too! I'll bet she loves it~and after all "Mama sew it!"
Great job.
Diane,
I am SO going to make my little butterfly one of those! That is just too cute not too!! I love how fluffy it turned out!!! Maybe I could do a soft pink and a HOT pink :O) I'm going to add it to my list of craft projects. I think I will put it at the top of the list because this looks easy enough to do quickly :O)
Thank you for another inspirational craft post!!
God bless you and your darling girl!!
Diane
That is simply darling! I am going to make a couple of those for the little grandgirls at Louis' house. They will love them!
What a great tutorial! I needed it about 2 years ago. I tried to make one, but just gave up. The tulle is still downstairs stuffed in a bag.
I just got home from Denio's today, and bought my $2. roll of tule!!
Thanks for the fun idea Diane :)
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