Skirts are the next best thing after dresses and sometimes skirts are even better. Especially our middle daughter loves skirts. During my last sewing weekend I sewed up two skirts for our two eldest girls with the Little Treasures Skirt by Duck Butt Designs. If you like colour blocking Duck Butt Designs is a great designer. All her designs include options to go all the way with amazing combinations of fabric. 
I love Duck Butt Designs because of the colour blocking, so that is also what I did with the skirts for our girls. A big colour blocking pocket to put all those treasures in. I indeed have to make sure to clear out those pockets before washing them or I end up with a lot of different objects in my laundry.
There are different options included in the pattern. There are two different lengths. I chose the longest length. Additionally, there are three different options for the waistband, a yoga waistband, folding and a waistband with elastic. There are even optional undershorties included in the pattern, which are attached to the skirt. I made both skirts in knit but you can even use woven fabrics, as long as the waistband is knit. Such a versatile pattern!
Fabric: The feather fabric comes from de Stoffenstraat, the batik like fabric from Nooteboom Textiles.
Sizing: 3M – 12Y
Options: 2 different lengths, 3 different waistband options (yoga, folding and elastic) and optional undershorties
Sewing time: 1,5 hour
# Fabric this week: 10 in – 8 out (Total fabric in 2020: bought 41 new fabric – used 58 fabric – 26 scrap piece – 4 gifted fabric) – in total 41 in 88 out
# Patterns in 2020: 3 in – 5 out
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