I had purchased a drop cloth several months ago at Lowe's hoping to come up with a project later one. I simply cut it in the shape of a square. I know most are round, but I am awful at cutting circles. I then used some fabric in a similar color to crate a ruffled edge using a glue gun. Then I simply added some self adhesive stars around the top of the ruffle. All together this project cost around ten dollars. Pretty inexpensive and easy to make. I just used some velcro to attach it together in the back of the tree.
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Oh it's very pretty Megan, pretty ruffle and I like the idea of self adhesive, you can swap it when you like.
ReplyDeleteI so hear you on the dog on dog hair!! I love that skirt- perfect Megan!
ReplyDeleteNot sure which is cuter the dog or the tree skirt. I think by a *hair* the dog wins :).
ReplyDeleteWhat a great tree skirt and you made it yourself!!! Really well done.
So pretty!
ReplyDeleteLooks great Megan! Our cat likes to lay on our tree skirt (like we put it there for her or something!) but I never thought about matching the colour of the skirt so it wouldn't bother me as much. Great thinking on your part!
ReplyDeleteHilda
It's gorgeous Megan! Wish I could get on the band wagon with sewing! ( and I love drop cloths and what everyone does with them )
ReplyDeleteXOX
Hooray for dropcloth crafts! And for naptime crafts! A win-win - I love it.
ReplyDeleteThat's funny! I often find myself looking for fabric that will match out cat's fur colors! Your dropcloth tree skirt is lovely, and I like that it is a quick project to put together. Nice to hear from you today, and glad you liked my holiday door basket--thank you!
ReplyDeleteI love those ruffles! Not sewing? Even better, I Love it!
ReplyDeleteI love drop cloth, it's my go to fabric. We put up our Xmas tree last night & I was just saying I wanted a drop cloth tree skirt but didn't think I would have the time to make it. After seeing yours I think I could spare 20 min. Thanks for sharing! Dee from My Painted Stuff.
ReplyDeleteI have a drop cloth and it is begging to be made into a tree skirt. This is so pretty!
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