I made two of these skirts for a friend and her step daughter. They were fun to make.
Since my friend likes yellow, I bought as many contrasting yellows as I could. But two of them are a little too similar. Instead of gathering the thread by hand, I bought a gathering foot. But either way, the most important thing is getting the ratios and the math right, and even pinning.
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It is a lovely skirt. They look like such fun to make. I haven't tried it yet, but I'm sure I will soon. Thank you for posting.
Where did you get the pattern? Was it free?