Digital Pattern + Video Class Meadow Skirt Sewing Pattern - Child

I’ve owned this pattern for a while, but have only just made my first skirt. I wish I’d started sooner! It’s very comfortable, has beautiful pocket details and the pleated front is very flattering. I like that I can customise length within the same pattern and there are measurements to make a maxi skirt.

The tutorial is excellent, as I have come to expect from T+T sewing patterns, fit true to the size recommendations. Projector file easy to use.

I made skirts for my two youngest and they love them. We are First Nations (Indigenous) and used it to make a ribbon skirt. I love the options and construction, I will make more of these! And I love that T+T offers projector files.

This is a lovely pattern. I made the maxi length with gathers and a tie. I like the versatility and options. The waistband construction was also different, took me reading the instructions a couple times but I liked how it was done. It gave it a cleaner finish for the topstitching of the bottom edge, usually a big sore spot for me. I can see myself making more of these for sure!

This was the perfect pattern for some special fabric I got on a trip to Lisbon. Clear instructions as always. I wish I had lengthened the elastic a bit but otherwise it’s perfect.

I made the Meadow Skirt, along with the Vista top, as part of my first ever me made outfit! This pattern was a bit more difficult for me because of the elastic in the back. I’d recommend cutting your elastic a bit longer than is suggested to give you wiggle room. I did fudge up my side seams but no one can tell and I always get compliments on the skirt. People always think I bought it!

I made a size M in the below the knee length (I’m 5ft 4in) and it is long enough to bend over in or sit on the floor without revealing everything. The fabric is a yellow crinkle cotton. Next time I want to make one with the tie, I regret not adding it to this one but I can dress it up or down as it is.

I am still very much a novice sewist, but Twig and Tale offer such detailed instructions, I was able to make two skirts for my granddaughter. She needed uniform friendly skirts, but desperately wanted pockets -- because we all need pockets. I'm pleased with the results and she is as well. I'm looking forward to making fun versions of the skirt next.

I made a skirt from an old bedsheet, in the T+T spirit. The instructions in the tutorial made it easy to sew it and get a beautiful finish.

I love the many option in this pattern. One pattern, many options for different looks

I now have three of these skirts. (Two made from thrifted bedding) and every time I put my hand in the pockets I think of well made this skirt/pattern is! I have made other clothes before. but none of them have been this perfect!

I’m in love with this skirt. I put it together in an afternoon. I used scraps from a quilt. And pieced leftovers together to make my “fabric”. Am so excited to make more. And of course I love anything that has pockets.

One of my very favourite skirt patterns - I’ve made at least half a dozen at this point and will likely be making more. It’s so thoughtfully drafted and I love the available options. It’s easy to sew, and the only adjustments I ever have to make are due to my (lack of) height. As a bonus, it works well in so many different fabrics, from structured cotton to soft linen to fluid rayon.