48 Yard Petticoat/Crinoline Tute

[missjesswinkwink]

Hey everyone! I posted this within a topic, and I thought I'd post it on the board by itself so more people could find it useful.  I made this tute based off of an existing bare-bones web tute, the address is listed below.  Please let me know if you find it helpful, I really enjoyed making this one.

**TUTORIAL**

You will need the following tute to make a circle skirt: http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=12439.0










If you use less length in the strips, then you will have a smaller petticoat.

[itsamutiny]

wait, how does this not have any replies? this is absolutely fantastic! i found the directions for the alice lon petticoat on my own, but i couldn't really figure out how the different layers went together and how to sew on the ribbon. but this makes it crystal clear. thank you so much!! <3

[missjesswinkwink]

Hooray, I'm so glad that someone finally came across this! I was afraid it was buried forever, and I spent a lot of time making it - I'm so happy you found it helpful itsamutiny!

[kraixinxthexdark]

Omg, I am so glad I found this tutorial again because I'm making my own prom dress and I wanted to make a really poofy petticoat to go with it.

[Leilani79]

What a great tutorial!
I bookmarked it, so I'll find it again.
Now I have to save some money to buy 9 meters of tulle and approx. 50 meters of ribbon...
I guess this will be an expensive project... 

[missjesswinkwink]

Great! Glad you find this helpful! Just make sure to convert the measurements from yards to meters first, as I don't think you'll need as much in meters!

[michellesangel]

awesome tute! thanks so much I want to make my dd a petticoat and this has helped me understand the process a whole lot better!!

[pandasrock03]

Wow, this is a great tutorial, it makes perfect sense.

[Le Mieux]

this looks amazing....ive been hunting a good petticoat tute for ages   

but.....im struggling to visualise it in the flesh. do you ahve any finished action shots?

thanks!! 

[itsamutiny]

http://www.pettipond.com/lon.htm this has a couple pictures