Yes, it is now finished and modeled on my lovely daughter, although you can't tell she's my lovely daughter and could actually be ANY teenager since she insisted that I "cut off her head."

She hasn't removed the skirt since the pictures.  And, like anyone who has worn this skirt, she does the twirly, twirly, twirly a LOT. 

She asked that I add the white ruffle at the bottom to match the white tank top I had made for her here. 

Now, the particulars for anyone who missed them.  This is the Spiderweb Skirt, designed by Josi Hannon Madera.  The pattern calls for worsted weight, but I used Lustersheen.  Although this called for some major changes, the pattern Josi has written is very easy and very easy to adjust. 

So, there you have it!   Moving on to my next project!

ETA:  The pattern for the Spiderweb Skirt is now being offered at Craft Magazine.  Josi is offering it as a free download and you can get the pattern by clicking HERE.

Wow, it looks great on her. You did an awesome job!

Absolutely fantastic!!!

Wow Kim! That turned out absolutely beautiful. I hope your daughter enjoys!

Kim,

Cutting the model's head off is the new trend in fashion photography (really!). Tell her she's right in vogue. ;)

I have been that pattern, but so scared!, but OOO you did a Great Job!! I like that you changed the yarn, that kind of makes sense :P

que lindo, Kim. buen trabajo!:)

Wow, that's fantastic!! Woo hoo!! :)

Hi What a fab skirt so original too. Ive been searching for the pattern for ages, im in the UK and cant seem to order it from the recommended site - any ideas, anyone after seeing yours I want it even more?:)Im certainly willing to buy it but just cant!

I love this pattern but for some reason the site isn't doing orders anymore. I really would like the pattern. If anyone knows where else I can find it, please let me know. You did an awesome job and it looks great.

I would like to find this pattern as well, if it ever resurfaces.

Jane