Made a couple of simple elastic-waist skirts from this Kokka fabric that I was pretty excited to see in my local quilt shop. The fabric pictures a sweet little playground and schoolhouse with the French words “vie scolaire heureuse”, which, according to an online translator means “happy scholastic life”. Yes, this is still true for my kids.
Oh my goodness! Those are just so adorable! Your girls will look so sweet in them.
I love that fabric! Too Cute!
That fabric is darling. Works perfectly for a skirt.
I LOVE that fabric!
Those are adorable!
Oh I must get my hands on that fabric!
Actually “vie scolaire heureuse” just means “happy school life”; “scholastic” would be a bit harsh on the kids…
The pattern is really lovely!
Fantastic fabric! They look lovely =)
Anna — thanks for the correct translation. Those online translators usually come up with some wacky stuff.
love these. Great faric choice!
Lucky you, to have a shop with great fabric like that! That particular print was featured in a recent issue of Cotton Time, for making kindergarten smocks. It appears to make lovely skirts as well!
Beautiful. THat fabric is fantastic!
shaZAM those are pretty!
Hmmm! No kiddies running about.What could I make with such a lovely fabric? Maybe I’ll just admire your work.It’s beautiful as usual.
Those skirts are absolutely gorgeous!! Great fabric find!!!
Oh so sweet!
That fabric is fantastic! Love how the skirts turned out.
Adorable! That fabric is perfect for skirts 🙂
Beyond cute! Perfect fabric for those skirts!
Adorable! Love the fabric!!
Stunning
These are adorable !! Did you use a pattern ? And if so, would you mind sharing which pattern, or perhaps basic instructions ? We have 2 girls (ages 9 and 13), and these simple skirts look like they would be perfect sewing projects for them (they are beginners). I am a novice as well, so my ability to help them along is very limited. Our girls have moved past crafty-type practice projects and want to begin making some of their own clothing. Would you have any other simple recommendations for aspiring young seamstresses ?
Tammy
momtocherubs@becksbounty.com
So cute – what lovely fabric!
i think you shop at the same quilting store as my sister and looks like you both have wonderful taste in fabric! she made a similar skirt for my daughter in feb! http://mytoribug.blogspot.com/2009/02/recess.html
OMG! Love that fabric…I’ve got to have it!!!
ooooh! i would love one of these in my size!
those are the cutiest!