More Nike-Copy Skorts

I made three skorts before I went to Hilton Head.

One was out of fabric scraps from the polka-dot dress I made. One was in some black knit I had in my stash. One was from a batch of fabrics I had bought for skorts. I had two pieces left to sew up to be done with that batch. I cut both out but only had time to sew up this blue and white one before I left.

I know. It would have been slick if I'd taken the time to center the diamonds. Whatevs.

Even though I was supposed to finish the other one I'd cut out so I could say I had finished one thing I started (i.e. using every fabric in that batch I'd bought), I expanded my scope.

​I wanted another black skort. I've had a lot of call to wear black bottoms in matches, and this pattern is so comfortable I decided to make it in black. I dug some fabric out of the stash and made the one below. It is comfortable. It's also too heavy for summer. It's fine indoors and when it's cooler.

Finally, I thought a skort made out of the polka-dot fabric I had made the Appleton out of would be cute. 

I didn't have enough so I had to piece the front, but I think it looks good. ​

I also didn't have enough 4-way stretch poly for the short part, but I got creative and pieced it together, too. It's all very comfortable. Again, however, it's too hot for outdoors.