3. Create a waist band on the skirt by folding over twice and stitching along the edge. Make sure it’s wide enough to thread the elastic through.
4. With right sides together sew the bottom edge of the skirt to the bottom of the lining
5. To make the “bubble” pull the liner up, so that the bottom end of your skirt is pulled at least an inch into the inside of the skirt. Tuck under the raw edge of the liner and sew it to the skirt just below the waist band.
6. Thread your elastic through the waist band and secure the ends together. (your liner should already be in place- I made a mistake…)
7. You can be done now or add a little belt- I of course decided to go with a belt:) Sew a nice long drawstring (fold your rectangle of fabric in half, sew one short end and the long edge, turn right side out starting with the sewn shut end) and then snip off several segments to make belt loops with. Finish the ends of the “belt” by folding over twice and topstitching.
8. Tuck the raw edges of the belt loops under and topstitch onto the skirt.
9. Hot glue a pom pom onto a hair clip and add it to the back for some extra fun. I made my own pom pom out of yarn. You can find instructions here
Amy
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That’s so cute! Little bunny butt. 😉
Aloha,
Charlie
LOVE the addition of the bunny tail! so darling! I am highlighting this at somedaycdrafts.blogspot.com.
I have step-son in their 20’s and wish they would get their act together and give me some grand children… Way too cute!!
Evielynne
That is so cute! I LOVE the tail!
Kelly
Oh my gosh, that has got to be one of the cutest things I have ever seen! Unfortunately, I only have boys! I gotta think of something cute for them!