Skirt + Leggings = Skeggings?? [Pattern-for-pennies & tutorial]

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It is late spring here and daily temps are ranging from about 28 to 32 degrees Celsius, so my daughters skirt obsession is not a problem. She has a mixture of mum made skorts (from our Hoola Hooper Skort) and skirts, that are affectionately known around here as fru fru skirts (think tulle). She is a happy girl.

At the start of winter though, it was a different story. Each morning I would insist that my daughter wear something practical and warm to daycare, and each morning she would respond with floods of tears insisting on a dress or skirt and a hand knitted cardigan.

I gave in and purchased more knit cardigans for daycare, but we managed to come to a compromise on the skirts/dresses.

I put together what I am calling Skeggings (skorts with leggings). These have served us wonderfully all throughout the winter (it doesn’t get very cold here) so I thought I would share.

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The Hoola Hooper Skort does not come with an option for leggings so I have drafted one that you can use with the Hoola Hooper Skort, but it is also a great legging pattern in it’s own right. So if you don’t have a go to legging pattern you are in luck.

Here are a few tester pics of the leggings, some with the skirt and some without:

 

To download the Patterns-for-pennies legging pattern (girls size 2 – 10), click below.

Click here to grab the pattern for $0.99 AUD (that is around $0.65 USD).

If you make some leggings or skeggings, be sure to grab some pics and hashtag them #sew4bub I would love to see your creations!

As always, thanks for reading.

Liz xx

15 thoughts on “Skirt + Leggings = Skeggings?? [Pattern-for-pennies & tutorial]

  1. Liz, I would love to try your skeggings pattern but the url to it from the newsletter is linking to a leggings pattern #004 (not skirt + leggings). Am I missing something?

  2. Hi, Liz. Thank you for this! I can’t seem to find the tutorial though. With your other free patterns, the tutorial is in the blog post, but I’ve looked around and can’t seem to find it. Thanks for any help. 🙂

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