I made this skirt for a couple of reasons. First, I loved the fabric and wanted to use it as a long skirt because the panel/border is so long. I haven’t worn an everyday long skirt since they were called maxi-dresses. Isn’t the fabric absolutely stunning? It’s at the Bungalow, in store and online here, along with several other designs with panels that can be long or short. Note the photo of the fabric shows only the poppies, but in fact the piece includes a sunset scene at the top; it really depicts a field of poppies. The colors are vibrant and happy. Following will be posts with some tips I learned in the process. It was a pattern marked “Learn to Sew”. Who knew I could learn some things from such a pattern, as I’ve been sewing for YEARS. I encourage experienced sewists to try such a pattern, as techniques have been perfected over the years.
About Judy
Judy has been sewing for most of her life, starting at about age 9. She is the owner of Bungalow Quilting and Yarn, and the author of “Quilts for Scrap Lovers: 16 Projects Start with Simple Squares”. Her second book, "Rainbow Quilts for Scrap Lovers" is a best seller for C&T Publishing. She is also the author of Sew Cuddly, Tantalizing Table Toppers and Sensational Quilts for Scrap Lovers, all from C&T Publishing. She has also been published in many other publications, including Quilter’s Newsletter Magazine and American Quilter. She has created a line of fabric for Ink and Arrow Fabrics, and now designs for Studio e Fabrics.