The inspiration for this tree skirt came from this Pottery Barn pillow which I think is darling and the drop cloth idea from Miss Mustard Seed. Although I thought hers ruffle tree skirt was a drop cloth--it's not, it's linen--that was my failure to read ;)
The other funny thing is I had remembered the pillow wrong and thought that the holly leaves were white on the oatmeal linen. Add to that this Christmas tree skirt that I saw last year (and took me forever to find again)....so I guess it really came from my mixed-up mind!
If you want to make one, here's what you need to do.
An afternoon's worth of work....and a Christmas tree skirt that didn't cost $100 and will match any color scheme. Yippee.
I love your tree skirt! Easy and fast.
ReplyDeleteDropcloths are also my go to fabric: curtains, tablecloth, costume, the perfect fabric for many projects!
If time allows, I will make one too!
great idea
Love this ! Precious! The closure is adorable! thank you for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I love the addition of the holly leaves, really takes it to the next level.
ReplyDeleteLove, Love, Love the tree skirt!! I will have to remember that for next year!
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That IS darling. I love it. Very cute and neutral!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is so sweet!! I love how simple but how pretty it is! Thanks!!
ReplyDeletePretty! I love the trim. I have a 9x12 drop cloth waiting for me to cut into it. :)
ReplyDeleteSo classy and pretty! The covered buttons are such a nice touch.
ReplyDeleteJust coming across your blog for the first time.. It looks simply Adorable.. I have just become your newest follower.. :) Have a GREAT week!!
ReplyDeleteLove this project.
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