Scalloped Tree Skirt | PDF

$9.00

4.9 (99 reviews)

Technical Sketches • Fabric Requirements • Measurements • Notions

Difficulty: Beginner

Illustrated Instructions

Projector File

A0 File

A4 & US Letter File

Video Tutorial

Layered Files

Thoroughly Tested

Woven

The Scalloped Tree Skirt is a quilted tree skirt defined by its soft scalloped edge. Featuring sixteen pieced panels, handmade bias binding, six ties, and a full scalloped back panel, it is sure to become a timeless part of your holiday traditions.

Features:
- 4 sizes 20”(50cm), 42”(107cm), 48”(122cm), & 60"(154cm)
- 16-panel scalloped design
- quilted construction
- handmade bias binding
- six ties for closure
- full scalloped back panel

Included with your purchase:
This is a digital PDF sewing pattern. After purchase, you will gain instant access to your downloads that include:
- Beginner-friendly, detailed, and illustrated instruction booklet (PDF)
- Multiple printing options. All files are layered which allow you to print only your selected size. Learn more here:
— Projector file (cut out pattern pieces using a projector. Learn more here)
— A0 file (print pattern pieces on a large paper at a copyshop. Learn more here)
— A4/US Letter file (print pattern pieces using an at-home printer, and tape or glue them together. Learn more here)

Ideal fabrics:
- quilting cotton
- linen

Also works well with:
- light to mid-weight wovens including:
— cotton poplin
— cotton lawn
— cotton shirting
— lightweight chambray

Tips:
- Quilting cotton is the most beginner-friendly option and creates crisp, defined scallops.
- Cotton batting is recommended for structure and durability.
- Press each panel carefully throughout construction for the cleanest finish.
- Directional prints should be considered when laying out the sixteen panels.

Required sewing level:
- Confident Beginner. New sewists will learn new techniques.

Skills you will learn from the instruction booklet/video tutorial:
- sewing curves
- making bias binding
- sewing bias binding
- creating fabric ties
- quilting with batting
- clipping and grading curves
- pressing for professional results

Tools you will need:
- sewing machine
- iron
*Note: additional required notions can be found above.

Finished sizes:
- Pattern comes in four sizes to fit around any holiday tree stand.
- 4 sizes 20”(50cm), 42”(107cm), 48”(122cm), & 60"(154cm)
- Six ties allow the tree skirt to be secured neatly around the base.

Project notes:
- Samples are made from Rifle Paper Co Holiday Collection, an assortment of Fableism fabrics, and the Madswick fabric collection with the Linen Lab.

The Scalloped Tree Skirt is a quilted tree skirt defined by its soft scalloped edge. Featuring sixteen pieced panels, handmade bias binding, six ties, and a full scalloped back panel, it is sure to become a timeless part of your holiday traditions.

Features:
- 4 sizes 20”(50cm), 42”(107cm), 48”(122cm), & 60"(154cm)
- 16-panel scalloped design
- quilted construction
- handmade bias binding
- six ties for closure
- full scalloped back panel

Included with your purchase:
This is a digital PDF sewing pattern. After purchase, you will gain instant access to your downloads that include:
- Beginner-friendly, detailed, and illustrated instruction booklet (PDF)
- Multiple printing options. All files are layered which allow you to print only your selected size. Learn more here:
— Projector file (cut out pattern pieces using a projector. Learn more here)
— A0 file (print pattern pieces on a large paper at a copyshop. Learn more here)
— A4/US Letter file (print pattern pieces using an at-home printer, and tape or glue them together. Learn more here)

Ideal fabrics:
- quilting cotton
- linen

Also works well with:
- light to mid-weight wovens including:
— cotton poplin
— cotton lawn
— cotton shirting
— lightweight chambray

Tips:
- Quilting cotton is the most beginner-friendly option and creates crisp, defined scallops.
- Cotton batting is recommended for structure and durability.
- Press each panel carefully throughout construction for the cleanest finish.
- Directional prints should be considered when laying out the sixteen panels.

Required sewing level:
- Confident Beginner. New sewists will learn new techniques.

Skills you will learn from the instruction booklet/video tutorial:
- sewing curves
- making bias binding
- sewing bias binding
- creating fabric ties
- quilting with batting
- clipping and grading curves
- pressing for professional results

Tools you will need:
- sewing machine
- iron
*Note: additional required notions can be found above.

Finished sizes:
- Pattern comes in four sizes to fit around any holiday tree stand.
- 4 sizes 20”(50cm), 42”(107cm), 48”(122cm), & 60"(154cm)
- Six ties allow the tree skirt to be secured neatly around the base.

Project notes:
- Samples are made from Rifle Paper Co Holiday Collection, an assortment of Fableism fabrics, and the Madswick fabric collection with the Linen Lab.

Pattern was extremely easy to understand and I loved the way my tree skirt turned out. Will definitely be making more!

SOPHIA

As a beginner I had no problem finishing this pattern in less than a day thanks to the easy to follow instructions and very simple to put together pattern. Will recommend to friends :)

YESENIA

This was my first project back into sewing, and it was a great one! Instructions were easy to follow, and especially with the video, you really can't go wrong.

PHOEBE

Pattern was extremely easy to understand and I loved the way my tree skirt turned out. Will definitely be making more!

SOPHIA

As a beginner I had no problem finishing this pattern in less than a day thanks to the easy to follow instructions and very simple to put together pattern. Will recommend to friends :)

YESENIA

This was my first project back into sewing, and it was a great one! Instructions were easy to follow, and especially with the video, you really can't go wrong.