Potato Chip Skirt

[justinlove]

This month has been so incredibly busy with both girls' birthdays (sniff, sniff), a NASTY stomach virus that attacked the weak (that would be the girls and my husband LOL), and SNOW!!!!!  Best part about snow days--they gave me some much needed SEW days!  I sewed up one of Tie Dye Diva's Potato Chip skirts.  The pattern is super easy and quick and since it is reversible, great for applique and embroidery.  I don't have a photo of it on LA, but it is a great fit and I highly recommend it for a basic a-line skirt and quick sew.  Of course, my princess obsessed AP now wants one too

[aprilsails]

OMG. I love them.

Your appliques turn out with such professional quality. I am super impressed.

[charlatti]

So, so cute! Why is it called potato chip? Is that obvious to everyone but me?

[Redpoppy]

I love it!

[kdrake8]

Ummmm, I adore this. Do you have an etsy store or ever make things to sell? My daughter would love it! You're really talented!

[panicked]

That is ridiculously cute. Like, insanely adorable. I'm going to have to look up that pattern!

[cgpm]

Love the princess appliqués! This is so adorable.

[bluelikejazz]

So cute!

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"The Potato Chip Skirt … because you won’t be able to stop at just one! Features include a flat front, elastic back, and inset pockets. It's quick sew and great stashbuster in unlined, lined, or reversible options. Smooth no- seam front and back panels make the perfect canvas for your machine embroidery or appliqué. Pockets can showcase a contrast fabric or be accented with piping (full tutorial for attaching piping is included). Eleven sizes included from 12-18 months to 13-14 years."

Adorable! Had to look it up.

[mdana]

That is adorable. I want to get an embroidery machine simply so I can make those princesses.

[justinlove]

Thanks y'all! You are too funny. The pattern name is the Potato Chip Skirt. Cheesy, but it is actually a good pattern. No etsy shop--my own "to do" list is way to long LOL!