Simone, my suggestion is to find a quilting tutorial of that star pattern, then just make the quilt a circle instead of a rectangle. I'm not planning on making another. If I do, I'll totally film it, but you could figure it out once you know the star pattern, and have a circle skirt pattern. (Or take your waist measurement and build a circle around that; which is what I did.) You can do it.

Jezebel von Tex , these have batting, but you could easily not for Spring/Summer.

@@mikiemoo1781 thank you so much for your quick response 🙏🏻 I'm gonna make one for winter with the batting and be stylish and warm 😅 I just love yours so much, I think the star pattern are gorgeous, but as I am a beginner I'm gonna start of with a striped one 😀 thank you for the inspiration 💜

Ola Salam everything I’m using here are cotton prints, so that’s totally doable. As for a template with triangles... If you’re doing it in sections like I do for the Christmas tree skirt or the orange and green skirt, I would start with a full section drawn out on paper, and break that up into the triangle pattern you want. If you have dot paper or something you can see through, you can then trace the triangles and add seam allowances and notches to help line them up and keep them in order. (I’d number them too)