25 Must-Try DIY Wrap Skirt Sewing Patterns and Tutorials

This video tutorial from Thuy Sewing shows how to make a lovely, flowy, mid-length skirt. While there isn’t a pattern included, the tutorial is very detailed so that even beginners can follow along and make a skirt in the afternoon.

This YouTube tutorial from Comicat Creations provides a detailed tutorial showing you how to make this wrap skirt without a pattern. You’ll learn how to measure your waist, draw and cut out a half-circle skirt, make the waistband, use bias tape to hem the edges, make a buttonhole, and tie a wrap skirt. 

This tutorial is ideal for beginners who are visual learners!

If you want a basic wardrobe staple, this simple wrap skirt from Gathered should work well. This wrap skirt features a classic tie closure and is perfect for beginners. Although the site says there’s a free pattern, it’s really more of a tutorial. The tutorial includes step-by-step instructions and photos to guide you through the process.

Here’s a simple tutorial from Brother for an adorable and versatile tulip wrap skirt. It’s an ideal beach or pool cover and can be made with a variety of fabrics for everyday wear too! Although there’s no printable pattern, beginners should be able to follow the detailed tutorial without trouble.

This cute design from Sew Guide shows how to make a midi-length wrap skirt that’s reversible with false piping. Although there isn’t a printable pattern, the tutorial provides quite a bit of detail so you can follow along step-by-step.

The video tutorial from The Stitchery isn’t one I would recommend for beginners, but it is a very detailed video that even shows how experienced sewists can take a project and adjust it when they don’t like how something turns out. The final result is an adorable skirt to wear!

For a practical twist on the classic wrap skirt, try this wrap skirt with a pocket. This tutorial from Collective Gen has clear images and should be easy for experienced sewists to follow. The final product is a cute skirt that’s perfect for everyday wear - or the occasional safari.

This YouTube video from Rosery Apparel walks you through how to make her cute straight Hannah Skirt pattern. But you get a three-for-one in this video because she also shows you how to adapt the pattern to turn this skirt into three different styles. You can make the basic, add a short ruffle, or make a midi version. 

Either follow along with the tutorial or click through her link to purchase the pattern.

Here’s a tutorial from The Creative Curator that shows how to take an old skirt or dress and turn it into a simple wrap skirt with ties. It also includes how to add binding to the hem for a fun pop of color.

The video for this project from Comicat Creations shows just how easy it is to create a fashionable and flowy maxi skirt. This design is figure flattering and a great project for beginners to make!

This tutorial from So Sew Easy shows how to make a wrap skirt style that’s more common in Asia than it is in the States. This style looks very elegant thanks to the use of silk fabric. Though some beginners could make this skirt, it’s not one I would recommend starting with, as silk can be challenging to work with. 

The site provides a visual tutorial, but you can click through the link to purchase the pattern, if desired.

Here’s a simple tutorial from Makyla Creates for a cute wrap skirt with ruffles. It’s made with linen to feel cool and look fashionable even on the hottest days. The detailed tutorial is easy to follow, even for beginner sewists, so everyone can enjoy this fun skirt.

Here’s a cute design from Issa Fit for a wrap skirt with a symmetrical hem. Follow along with the tutorial or included video, or purchase the printable pattern from the shop.

For a feminine and flirty look, try this wrap skirt with a cute ruffled hem from Collective Gen. Although it’s not quite as detailed as some of the other tutorials, it should be easy enough for experienced sewists to follow.

This tutorial from Sweet Teal doesn’t include a video, but the step-by-step instructions and images should be clear enough for most sewists to follow to make this ultra-simple skirt.

This design from Sew Your TV actually uses a pattern from a French website. The asymmetrical design is very fashionable and easier to make than you may think once you learn how to make a skirt sloper.

This half circle skirt from Owlipop is a fun and simple wrap skirt design that even beginners can sew. The tutorial on the site isn’t as detailed as many on this list, but there is an included video that walks you through the process.

This tutorial from Happiest Camper is a good, basic DIY wrap skirt that you can wear casually or easily dress up for slightly more formal occasions. It’s a good beginner-level project, so even new sewists can feel successful and enjoy their final product. 

Visual learners can follow along with the tutorial, or you can grab the free pattern.

This tutorial from Sewing For A Living walks sewists through the process of taking a pattern for a great-fitting skirt and turning it into a wrap skirt to ensure it has a flattering fit. There are several options provided for an asymmetrical design, a curved front design, and even a flared skirt design.

Here is a basic midi design that all sewing levels can create. There isn’t a step-by-step tutorial on the site, but you can download the pattern. This pattern from Peppermint Mag is free to download, but a donation is requested to help support the site.

Aimsy’s Antics took a free frilled wrap skirt pattern from Made Label and created a step-by-step tutorial that will help beginners feel successful. There’s also a video on the page so visual learners can watch the process.

This is a cute design from Heather Handmade. And it’s a simple project to create - it only has a single seam and uses quite a bit of bias binding. The best part is that if you’ve ever been concerned about the wrap blowing open in the breeze, this design has an overlap that prevents exposure.

This design from Bernina creates a lovely reversible straight wrap skirt with straps that also has the ends reversed as an eye-catching detail. The step-by-step tutorial provides lots of detail to make it easy to follow.

This pattern from Fabric Store is cut on the bias to create a figure-flattering and beautiful drape that will look great on anyone. The online tutorial doesn’t offer much detail, but you can download the free PDF pattern to make this skirt yourself.

This tutorial for a basic, knee-length wrap skirt from We All Sew provides step-by-step instructions for visual learners and basic instructions on how to draft your own pattern based on your measurements. 

Although most experienced sewists should be able to follow along and draft their patterns, I wouldn’t recommend beginners start with this tutorial.