Hello fellow Lolly Janers!
I am honored to be a guest here on Lolly Jane.
& I'm grateful to have them on my blog too! This week I'm hosting a party to Celebrate Moms Everywhere, be sure to check it out.
Here is my blog in action: a tutorial!
This tutu is super easy to make, even if you don't have a little girl of your own, keep it in mind for gifts!
This tutu is super easy to make, even if you don't have a little girl of your own, keep it in mind for gifts!
Supplies:
- tulle (*note: I used spools of tulle that were 6" wide. You can definitely use the by the yard stuff too, it takes more cutting. I am sure 2 yards will be plenty for a baby/toddler skirt)
- elastic-I like the 3/4"
- measuring tape/cutting mat
- scissors
- ribbon optional
First, measure your little girls waist. Cut the elastic to that size. You will take away some of the length when you sew it shut, so it will fit snug around her waist.
You will end up with strips that are 3" x 16"
*Note: you can make them longer for taller girls, this size is for baby/toddlers.
I ended up with 48 strips for a 6-12 months size tutu.
When you are done you end up with this...
I told ya it was easy!
The possibilities with these are endless. You can use one color or three colors or add some ribbon in between for a difference in textures.
Just in case some of you want a tutu but don't want to make one yourselves, I am giving one away to 1 lucky Lolly Jane reader! Good luck!
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*Bonus: she's doing a week's worth of other fun DIY's & giveaways for even more chances at goodies.
Good luck! (:
*Bonus: she's doing a week's worth of other fun DIY's & giveaways for even more chances at goodies.
Good luck! (:
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