Tree Skirt – PDF Sewing Pattern
A simple, heirloom-feeling tree skirt with soft scalloped petals that look lovely under the tree year after year.
This PDF sewing pattern walks you step by step through making your own quilted petal tree skirt. It has a clean, simple design and a neat finish with no binding needed: the edges are sewn and turned so everything is tucked away.
The skirt is made from 10 petals, so it’s easy to play with fabric. You can alternate prints and solids, use one color throughout, or show off a favorite fabric. It’s one of those pieces that feels both practical and a little special, and something you’ll bring out every season.
This pattern was created from my own process of making these by hand. It’s not overly technical, just a clear and approachable guide to help you make your own.
What’s included
Printable PDF sewing pattern (letter size, tiled)
Full-size petal template with ¼" seam allowance included
Step-by-step instructions
Materials list and finished measurements
Details
Skill level: Advanced beginner
Finished size: about 48" across, with a 5" center opening
10 petals; each petal is about 21½" long and 11⅜" wide
Approx. materials needed:
Fabric for 10 petals (a ⅔ yard cut of 42" fabric gives 3 petals)
Backing fabric at least 48½" wide, or pieced
Batting, 52" square
About 2 yards of ribbon for the ties
Notes
This is a flexible, creative project, so feel free to adjust fabrics and details to make it your own.
I’m not a formal pattern maker, just someone who loves making things and sharing what I learn. This pattern is meant to feel approachable and enjoyable to follow.
Usage
For personal use only.
Thank you for supporting small artists.
Not available for return or refund.
Tree Skirt – PDF Sewing Pattern
A simple, heirloom-feeling tree skirt with soft scalloped petals that look lovely under the tree year after year.
This PDF sewing pattern walks you step by step through making your own quilted petal tree skirt. It has a clean, simple design and a neat finish with no binding needed: the edges are sewn and turned so everything is tucked away.
The skirt is made from 10 petals, so it’s easy to play with fabric. You can alternate prints and solids, use one color throughout, or show off a favorite fabric. It’s one of those pieces that feels both practical and a little special, and something you’ll bring out every season.
This pattern was created from my own process of making these by hand. It’s not overly technical, just a clear and approachable guide to help you make your own.
What’s included
Printable PDF sewing pattern (letter size, tiled)
Full-size petal template with ¼" seam allowance included
Step-by-step instructions
Materials list and finished measurements
Details
Skill level: Advanced beginner
Finished size: about 48" across, with a 5" center opening
10 petals; each petal is about 21½" long and 11⅜" wide
Approx. materials needed:
Fabric for 10 petals (a ⅔ yard cut of 42" fabric gives 3 petals)
Backing fabric at least 48½" wide, or pieced
Batting, 52" square
About 2 yards of ribbon for the ties
Notes
This is a flexible, creative project, so feel free to adjust fabrics and details to make it your own.
I’m not a formal pattern maker, just someone who loves making things and sharing what I learn. This pattern is meant to feel approachable and enjoyable to follow.
Usage
For personal use only.
Thank you for supporting small artists.
Not available for return or refund.
