Sadly all the bed skirts I got recently had the none ruffle part made of that fake fabric they make reusable shopping bags out of. Great petticoat! And lovely reveal.
I wonder how it would look if you just created a seam instead of cutting the ruffle off and then had that be the back seam. 🤔 I imagine it being like a bustle, but I wonder if it would really work like that?
I was looking for exactly this type of skirt for months to make for under my daughters Halloween costume now we’re a week out and I can finally get started!! Thank you!
I purchased a table cloth a while ago that has a deep Battenburg lace boarder on two sides and I plan on making a petticoat/skirt like this one so this video is very timely and affirming that what I plan is actually doable. I also have a bed skirt we don't use on our bed that I might just turn into another petticoat as I figure quite a few time periods need more than one petticoat.
I what a crown now. I already have a white petticoat and a pink petticoat. It's winter down in New Zealand, but I will think of wearing them as skirts in summer. Oh my red summer silk skirt would be a great winter petticoat, so many great ideas.
I love these great ideas! Skirts are so fun to wear and even layer. I support the acquisition of a crown. This one and a few more I have are linked in my Amazon list, and there are so many fun ones out there!
Already ruffled is all the incentive I need! (OH, SO MANY JOKES about how exhausting making/ watching this skirt is, perfect outfit for the Queen of The Night, jokes about how the skirt looks tired ... help, I'm not done!!!) All kidding aside, Just the fact that one would not have to cut and ruffle a ruffle! BRILLIANT!!!
HELP!! When I pulled the first side, the threads SNAPPED! I kinda freaked, but decided to do the other side and it went perfect. The first side also had problems with the stitches being uneven. So 1. Why would my stitches be different lengths? 2. Could that be the speed with which my machine is going? and finally 3. When I resew these two lines, do I need to move the lines so they are not in the old holes, or does it not matter?
Oh my goodness, amazing timing!! I have to make a petticoat to go over a hoop skirt for a ball gown I just made, and this should be perfect! Can't wait to go to the thrift store now :D
Found some 100% cotton sheets with a ruffle that im gonna use for a petticoat. This video is definitely going to help. This may be a stupid question. Do I need to iron it before I start cutting?
Most beds are 75-80 inches from head to foot ends. Daisy used the long edges, so depending how much she cut off the ends, the width of the fabric (how far around the hem goes) is approximately 70-75 inches x2 pieces. Then depending how tall you are, a twin or queen size is probably enough, since the bed skirt ruffles adds quite a bit of length.
Don't ask me how I know this - but - a second-hand Battenberg lace valance also works. Battenberg looks good with gingham.
That sounds really lovely!
Sadly all the bed skirts I got recently had the none ruffle part made of that fake fabric they make reusable shopping bags out of.
Great petticoat! And lovely reveal.
All of mine are like that too. I'm a bit envious of Daisy's full fabric beauty.
Thank you! Ugh that's inconvenient for sure! I think it's common to use a higher quality in the ruffle.
I wonder how it would look if you just created a seam instead of cutting the ruffle off and then had that be the back seam. 🤔 I imagine it being like a bustle, but I wonder if it would really work like that?
That sounds like a really cool idea! I'd love to see it!
This was a very cottage core frolic in the woods with great music 🎶 I definitely want to try this as soon as the weather cools down 🧚
I'm so glad you enjoyed the frolic! It is such a cool project with quick reward!
I HAVE BEEN TRYING TO FIND HOW TO MAKE THESE TYING SKIRTS FOR SO LONG!! Im so glad i watched this video. No one seems to have a name for this??
So happy it helped!
I was looking for exactly this type of skirt for months to make for under my daughters Halloween costume now we’re a week out and I can finally get started!! Thank you!
I purchased a table cloth a while ago that has a deep Battenburg lace boarder on two sides and I plan on making a petticoat/skirt like this one so this video is very timely and affirming that what I plan is actually doable. I also have a bed skirt we don't use on our bed that I might just turn into another petticoat as I figure quite a few time periods need more than one petticoat.
That sounds like a great use for it! Absolutely, with so many eras using them, a good versatile petty an go far.
I what a crown now. I already have a white petticoat and a pink petticoat. It's winter down in New Zealand, but I will think of wearing them as skirts in summer. Oh my red summer silk skirt would be a great winter petticoat, so many great ideas.
I love these great ideas! Skirts are so fun to wear and even layer. I support the acquisition of a crown. This one and a few more I have are linked in my Amazon list, and there are so many fun ones out there!
I’ve been making dust ruffles into petticoats since 1980 mumble mumble… works great!!
That's amazing!!
They make a great hoop skirt too…
You always frolic so delightfully, Princess/Queen Daisy!
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Sew with the gathered fabric on top so you can see those basting stitches, etc.
I got a few saved for both the under garments(white/cream) and part of the bodice(fashion fabric/ some kind of velvet nonsense)
That sounds amazing! Velvet nonsense sounds especially fun!
Already ruffled is all the incentive I need! (OH, SO MANY JOKES about how exhausting making/ watching this skirt is, perfect outfit for the Queen of The Night, jokes about how the skirt looks tired ... help, I'm not done!!!) All kidding aside, Just the fact that one would not have to cut and ruffle a ruffle! BRILLIANT!!!
Hello Daisy. Beautiful idea and skirt. Did you also make your corset and chemis? I would love to see those videos.
I made this - totally works. Thanks!
HELP!! When I pulled the first side, the threads SNAPPED! I kinda freaked, but decided to do the other side and it went perfect. The first side also had problems with the stitches being uneven. So 1. Why would my stitches be different lengths? 2. Could that be the speed with which my machine is going? and finally 3. When I resew these two lines, do I need to move the lines so they are not in the old holes, or does it not matter?
Good job! You have inspired me to make one of these.
i had to google what a bedskirt is lol we dont really have those in germany i guess (nice skirt)
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Oh my goodness, amazing timing!! I have to make a petticoat to go over a hoop skirt for a ball gown I just made, and this should be perfect! Can't wait to go to the thrift store now :D
Ooh that sounds awesome!
Big brain, great video. I do need to finish my bodice hehe
You can do it!!!
Found some 100% cotton sheets with a ruffle that im gonna use for a petticoat. This video is definitely going to help. This may be a stupid question. Do I need to iron it before I start cutting?
This is an insanely brilliant idea!
It's such a fun quick project!
You do look like a fantasy princess!!! So lovely!
Thank you so much!! 😘
Yayyyyyyyy!!! love it!!
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Say! I happen to have an unused bedskirt packed up somewhere! ...now I wonder where that is exactly?
Oh awesome! The struggle of misplaced items is real though!
Love this one ..going to make it ;)
You are amazing 😻
For safety, Place your pins so they go from left to right instead of up & down so the machine can go directly over them.
What are these skirts called? Can you buy them anywhere?
What size bed skirt did you use?
Also is my question!
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would have been easier if you ironed it first
Daisy you are beautiful lady. Daisy you are my sweet princess I love you . thanks your video is beautiful.
Aww thank you!
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What size bed skirt did you use?
Also is my question!
Most beds are 75-80 inches from head to foot ends. Daisy used the long edges, so depending how much she cut off the ends, the width of the fabric (how far around the hem goes) is approximately 70-75 inches x2 pieces. Then depending how tall you are, a twin or queen size is probably enough, since the bed skirt ruffles adds quite a bit of length.