You will need:

• 1.5 m (150 cm) of faux fur
• Fabric scissors
• Marker
• 33" (84cm) Yarn
• 12" (30.5cm) Loop with a 1” width
• 4" (10cm) Hook with a 1” width

Steps to creating the tree skirt:

• Fold fabric in half to make a rectangle.
• Fold in half again to make a square.
• Tie a marker to a 33" (84cm) piece of yarn.
• Measure 30” (76cm) from the folded corner that has no raw edges.
• Use your yarn to help with consistency when marking around 30” (76cm) from the corner.
• Cut along the curved line.
• Measure 3” (7.5cm) from the corner that has no raw edges.
• Use your yarn to help with consistency when marking around.
• Cut along the curved line to create the opening for the tree.
• Cut a slit from the edge to the inner circle.
• Cut squares and strips from the Hook & Loop.
• Cut 4 of 1” (2.5cm) hook squares and 4 of 3” (7.5cm) strips of loop.
• Sew 4 of 1” (2.5cm) hook squares to the underside of the faux fur on one side of the slit.
• Sew 4 of 1”x3” (2.5cm x 7.5cm) loop strips facing up on the underside of the faux fur opposite to the hook side of the slit. Let 2” (5cm) stick out.
• This will keep the tree skirt slit closed.
• Get some tips & tricks on how to cut faux fur with less mess here.