Making a tutu skirt is an easy and quick DIY project. Learn how to make a fun no-sew tulle skirt, even if you don't consider yourself a crafty person.
Learn how to make a no sew tutu with simple instructions with photos! Instead of spending $25, you can make this under $5!
Come join us to learn how to make a tulle skirt. This DIY Tulle Skirt is a simple project. We've also included a way to make it with a bottom solid layer.
This DIY tulle skirt is definitely one of the most fun pieces in my wardrobe! Do you like it? If so, you could make one with me.
Learn how to make a tutu skirt in minutes with this easy DIY tutorial. This is no- sew skirt, that anyone can make.
Come join us to learn how to make a tulle skirt. This DIY Tulle Skirt is a simple project. We've also included a way to make it with a bottom solid layer.
This is another Tutu Skirt I made for 2-year-old girl, details in How to make a No-Sew Tutu Skirt. Making Tutu Skirt or Dress is easy and inexpensive, everyone can do it only if you are willing to spend few hours on it. After learning the basic techniques (that I am going to show), you can customize the color, the style or add any decorations on it, specially design for the child's fairy dress up party, Halloween costume, Christmas party, Birthday party..... Basically, you only need two major materials, they are tulle ribbon and 1/2" wide elastic. 1) Measure the waist of the kid, and cut the wide elastic to the length that minus 1" to 2" for the waistband of the tutu dress. 2) Overlap the two ends of elastic by around 1/3" and sew it with needle and thread. 3) Cut the length of tulle ribbon, but what should be the length? The distance from the waistband to the length that you would like to have, then multiply by 2 and add 1" on it. 4) If your tulle ribbon is the whole piece, you should cut it 3" wide. But the tulle ribbon that I bought is in a roll, the width is suitable for making the tutu dress. 5) Everything is ready, let's start! 6) Place the elastic around the back of chair or something that similar to it. 7) Fold one strip of tulle ribbon in half (that is the reason of mutiply by 2 in length, step 3). 8) Tie a knot around the waistband (that is the reason of add 1" in length, step 3). 9) Repeat (7) and (8), and put the second knot next to the first knot. 10) Squeeze the knots tightly after making four to five knots. (my practise, seems much faster) 11) As reference: Waistband: 19" Tulle ribbon strip length: 15" (I cut the length of 31") Tulle ribbon strip used: 90 pieces Here are some tips in How to take care of Tutu Skirt / Dress Recently, I use leftover tulle and ribbon to make a princess cape for my daughter, it is really a simple handmade craft, sure everyone can make it too! Here it is How to make a princess cape and tiara
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Learn to make a cute tutu skirt that will bring joy every day. Follow this tutorial to get the best tips on how to sew with tulle fabric.
A tulle skirt is a fun way to add flair to any outfit – no matter your age! You can whip up a tulle skirt in just 20 minutes! Wear your tulle to a race, a party, or just around the house if you’re feeling a little funky! You’ll need: 2-3 yards of Tulle […]
How to make a circle tulle skirt with elastic waistband. Learn to sew a super fun tulle skirt for girls that will look gorgeous at any party.
Come join us to learn how to make a tulle skirt. This DIY Tulle Skirt is a simple project. We've also included a way to make it with a bottom solid layer.
So excited to have Cami from “Tidbits” back today, sharing her darling Holiday Tulle Skirts that she made for her little girls! The fluff is amazing, the elastic waist band is comfy, and since tulle is so inexpensive…..it’s the perfect holiday skirt! -Ashley . . . . . Hey guys, it’s Cami from Tidbits, …
How to make a tutu. A super fluffy diy tutu - but quick and so easy!
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20+ DIY No Sew Tutu Skirt Ideas and Tutorials: changing the color or making color mix for themed costumes of different occasions.
Come join us to learn how to make a tulle skirt. This DIY Tulle Skirt is a simple project. We've also included a way to make it with a bottom solid layer.
This easy tutu tutorial will help you create your own No-Sew Tutu skirt! Check out my step-by-step No-Sew Tutu Tutorial with photos.
I saw a skirt like this at Anthropologie for close to $200, and thought to myself..."There has got to be a pretty easy way to make somethi...
DIY No-Sew Unicorn Tutu Tulle Skirt: This No-Sew Unicorn Tutu Skirt is so easy to make! You just need lots of tulle and a ribbon. The colors I used made a unicorn themed skirt, but you can use any color you like. You can also make a smaller one for your pets too! I made mines so I can …
Oh tulle skirts, how I love thee. No matter how I'm feeling, tulle skirts give me so much happiness and make me feel like a princess. In all my years of sewing, I had never made one though. The only time I made one was when I made this Fourth of July dress, 3 years ago. It's incredibly easy to make a tulle circle skirt. The fact that it is a circular piece gives it a beautiful shape and movement. Seriously, now I want to make one in every color, even though I already have a couple in my closet! I will keep updating this post when I make more tulle circle skirts. :) For my magical 24th birthday this year, I made this lavender tulle skirt to match my unicorn print ruffle blouse. Usually, I hide my elastic waistbands, but this time around I bought this pink glitter elastic, so I wanted to show it off. You can make a waistband if you want your elastic covered, or you can show it if it's glittery or colorful. (or both!) There are many different colored elastics available, and in different sizes. I don't really like wide waistbands, so I chose a 1.5" wide elastic. Now, let's get to making this beautiful tulle skirt! STEPS: 1. I started off with the lining, because it is the easiest piece to cut out, hehe. :) Fold it once, as shown below. 2. Next, use this Circle Skirt Calculator to figure out the measurements for your lining piece. Here is what my results looked like when I chose half and my waist measurement 26". The length doesn't really matter right now, until Step 5, where you will cut out your skirt piece to your desired length. For reference: My lining piece was 21" total. 20" desired length and 1" to allow seam allowance for hemming. Using your waist radius measurement, make a mark on one side, as shown below. 3. Now, make a mark on the other side. 4. Keep making marks across using your waist radius measurement, until you have made a curve... ... like this! :) 5. Now from your waist radius curve, make a mark with your desired length measurement. Remember to add seam allowance for hemming! 6. Now like you did in Step 4, keep making marks from your waist radius until you reach the other side and form an even curve. This is how it'll look like after you cut it out. 7. Now, you are going to cut out your tulle pieces. How many tulle circle pieces you cut out depends on how much volume you want your skirt to have. For reference: I cut out 6 tulle circle skirt pieces, because I wanted a really full tulle skirt. Go back to the Circle Skirt Calculator to get measurements for your tulle circle pieces. Here is what my results looked like. Fold your fabric once, and then once again, so that there are two folds, as shown below. The fabric if folded TWICE since a full circle is desired, versus the ONE fold for the lining piece since the desired result for the lining piece was a half circle. You are going to repeat Steps 2 - 6 to mark and cut out your tulle circle pieces. Tip: Since tulle moves around a lot and is really thin, instead of marking with tailor's chalk, I mark with pins to hold everything in place. So just imagine the pink dots in the picture below being pins. :) 8. Now that everything is all cut out, let's go back to the lining piece. Since it was cut as a half circle, sew down the side, right sides facing. 9. Hem your lining piece. If you are using a serger, you can use this tutorial to easily hem your curved hem. Your lining piece is now done. 10. Back to the tulle! Baste together all your tulle pieces along the top. This is so you can handle all tulle pieces at once. See? All layers nicely held together for now. 11. Next, grab your lining piece and pin to the layers of tulle along the top. 12. Sew your tulle and lining together. 13. Almost done! You are going to attach the elastic waistband next. Mark 4 even points along the top of the skirt. (Front, back, and sides) 14. Cut out your elastic, subtracting about 2" from your waist measurement. You may subtract/add more or less, depending on how comfortable you feel. After cutting it out, sew it closed. 15. Mark 4 even points along the elastic. (Front, back, and sides) 16. Pin your elastic to your skirt, matching up your 4 even points. (Front, back, and sides) 17. Continue pinning all around, slightly stretching your elastic to fit your skirt. After, sew with matching thread and a stretch stitch. Now, twirl and dance around in your new tulle skirt! :)
