The Scalloped Tree Skirt is the perfect addition to your holiday decor. Featuring a 16 paneled design that creates soft scallops around the edges, bias binding, 6 ties, and a full scalloped panel in the back.

This confident BEGINNER sewing pattern is perfect for a beginner sewist looking to elevate their sewing skills. With beginner-friendly instructions, illustratsion, yardage charts and simple steps this tree skirt is a great first project. A complete beginner may learn new skills such as sewing curves, making bias binding, creating ties, clipping corners, using batting and pressing.

Sizes (diameter):
20”(50cm)
42”(107cm)
48”(122cm)
60"(154cm)

This pattern includes:
- Detailed instructions with clear illustrations
- Nested Print at home files (US Letter + A4 compatible) with layers. Learn how to assemble here https://youtu.be/B-p_pnIZrIo?si=F8-j00W1Dp9lvDnu
- Large Format File (A0/Copyshop)

Pattern Details
- 3 sizes
- 3 ties
- 16 panels
- 16 scallops
- reversible

Suitable Fabrics:
This pattern was designed for light to mid-weight woven fabrics such as linen, cotton poplin, and cotton lawn. Fabrics with a slight drape can be used, but we recommend avoiding fabrics with a lot of drape, such as silk, if you are a beginner. Stable wovens such as cotton poplin will make creating the panels much easier, as they don't shift easily after being pressed.

Check out how other people are making their Tree Skirts here: https://www.instagram.com/explore/search/keyword/?q=mwtreeskirt

Please note this pattern is a PDF pattern. This is NOT a physical product, physical sewing pattern, or finished product. Upon purchase, you will receive a digital .zip file containing the PDF files for each pattern. This includes the written instructions and pattern files. 

Important Disclaimer: The Scalloped Tree Skirt is intended for personal use only and cannot be used for profit or resale in any way. If you have a small made-to-order business and would like to sell garments using this pattern, you will need to purchase it separately and receive written permission from Madeline Southwick. Please reach out to me at hello [!at] madswick.com

If you have any questions about these patterns please don't hesitate to reach out to me (Madeline) hello [!at] madswick.com I am happy to help!