9.19.2011

Crib Skirt Pattern


The girls room in coming together.  I finished up the crib sheet and crib skirt this last week.  If I couldn't find a grey crib sheet, I knew for sure I wouldn't be finding a grey crib skirt.  So, I made one with fabric that is in the baby's quilt.  This skirt is made to just touch the floor when the mattress is on the lowest setting.


I opted for a straight skirt that has just one pleat in the center of each panel.  I'm not one for ruffles and fluff, so the simple lines of this skirt appealed to me.
I am including a pattern and instructions for making a crib skirt.  Please feel free to print off a copy or share it with others.  The numbers on the images below correspond with the instructions above.

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No. 6
No. 6
No. 7 (the completed project)
Hope these are clear and easy to follow.  Please leave a comment and picture if you make your own crib skirt or sheet.  I'd love to see how it goes for you.

10 comments:

  1. Thanks so much for posting this! I love that I was able to customize my fabric to the quilt that I made and I did not have to settle for something generic!

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    1. Amen to custom, one of a kind, not out of a catalogue or from Target.

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  2. My sister asked me to make bedding for her baby-to-be and this is the perfect pattern. Thanks so much for sharing it!

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    1. No problem! I have a crib sheet pattern as well, the link is in this post.

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  3. This looks gorgeous and the instructions seem easy enough to follow for a beginner sewer like me. I don't want a full crib set and just wanted a bed skirt to add some color to the bed. This is the perfect project for my baby's room. thank you!

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    1. Thank you. I hope it works out well for you. I'm with you on not having a whole matchy-matchy bed set. It's a lot more fun to put together a couple fabrics that you just LOVE.

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  4. Love the simplicity. Can't wait to pass this project on to my sister. Thank you for sharing.

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    1. Great! Nice that you have a sis to sew for you. I need one of those :)

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  5. Do you think it would be too difficult to put different fabric in the inside of the pleat? I really like your pattern. Best one I've seen yet and I'm excited to try it! Thanks!

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    1. That would be really cute! I think it would be simple enough, just piece in a strip of the fabric right in the middle of each side of the skirt. I would make it the exact size of the pleat and it should look fantastic. Be sure to post a picture on my facebook page of your completed project. I'd love to see it!

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