Red White and Blue Flat Front Skirt

DIY Red, White, and Blue Flat Front Skirt for the 4th of July, using the free flat front skirt pattern from Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom.

This Flat Front Skirt pattern is one of my favorite patterns.  I’ve gotten so much use out of it and I love what an easy sew it is!

During the last week of school, our elementary had different dress-up themes each day.  Pajama Day, Crazy Sock Day, Crazy Hair Day, and a Red White and Blue day.  I found this navy anchor fabric and cute striped ribbon at Hobby Lobby and bought it for our 4th of July outfit. (The red polka dot was leftover from last year’s 4th of July outfit.)

I’m so happy the school decided to do a red white and blue theme.  It forced me to get her 4th of July skirt done so early, that she’ll be able to wear it for all the patriotic holidays this summer! (I’m never that much on the ball.)

Have you tried this pattern yet?  I know there are tons of skirt patterns out there, but I love the ease of this style.  Elastic in the back waistband makes it easy on/off, but the flat front makes it look great with a tucked-in top!

Our neighbor’s kitty often stops by for a little visit.  We couldn’t get her to hang out for too long today, there was too much activity in the tall grass!  (I believe she caught herself a big, juicy grasshopper!)

Flat Front Skirt Pattern found here ==>>  Flat Front Skirt Pattern

Tutorial for the headband can be found here.  

If you make one of these, please stop by and share a picture of the finished project on my Facebook page or tag me on Instagram.  Can’t wait to see what you make!

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About the Author

Jamie Sanders is a wife and mom of 2, located in the heart of Texas. She founded Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom in 2011 as a place to share creative ideas and family friendly recipes. Her work has been featured on Martha Stewart, Woman’s World, HuffPost, TODAY, Pioneer Woman, HGTV, CNET, Good Housekeeping, Yahoo, Oprah Daily, and Redbook, plus many other publications. To date, she had given away just under a million free pdf sewing patterns.

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