LA fabric district shopping trip with family

I try not to bring my family fabric shopping with me. They generally appreciate that. So when we are traveling and I spy a fabric shop, I generally just pass it up. Justine from Sew Country Chick tells how she incorporated fabric shopping in the LA fabric district with a day trip with her kids into the city. By balancing the time she spent in the fabric stores with treats and activities more focused on the kids, she was able to keep everyone happy. She has specific tips about places to go in the LA fabric district, super helpful if you’re planning a trip there any time soon. But even if LA is not on your travel schedule, read her post anyway to see how she balanced everyone’s wishes.

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Fun Things to Do in Downtown LA After Fabric Shopping, by Sew Country Chick

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There’s a reason wrap skirts never go out of style — they’re flattering, feminine, and fabulously versatile. Whether you’re heading out to brunch, running errands, or planning a weekend at the beach, a wrap skirt is the kind of staple that can be dressed up or down in an instant.

As someone who lives in handmade clothes and loves a sewing project with instant gratification, I’ve fallen hard for the wrap skirt trend. Not only are wrap skirts ridiculously easy to sew (most don’t even require zippers or buttons!), but they’re also forgiving in fit and perfect for all seasons. Pair them with sandals in summer, boots in fall, or even tights in winter — these skirts work overtime in your wardrobe.

In this roundup, I’ve gathered 25 of the best wrap skirt sewing patterns and tutorials — from breezy boho styles and beachy sarongs to structured midi lengths and classic A-lines. Whether you’re working with linen, cotton, rayon, or even upcycling old bedsheets (yes, that’s a thing and it looks amazing!), there’s a wrap skirt here for every vibe and every skill level.

How To Make A Wrap Skirt – Makyla Creates

Make This Pocket Front Linen Wrap Skirt! | Collective Gen

Jill Wrap Skirt Sewing Tutorial | Easy DIY Beginner Skirt Pattern

Ida Bias Wrap Skirt Tutorial and Free Pattern – the thread

The Juniper Skirt – Free Sewing Pattern – Mood Sewciety

Free Frankie Wrap Skirt Pattern – Made Label

Easy Adjustable Wrap Skirt Pattern – Full Tutorial

How to Sew a Wrap Skirt – WeAllSew

\Wrap skirt pattern — In the Folds

How to Sew a Tulip Wrap Skirt

DIY Adjustable Midi Wrap Skirt + Sewing Pattern

Some of these patterns are free (yay!), others are printable PDFs, and all of them are perfect for sewists looking to create wearable pieces without the fuss. Plus, wrap skirts are amazing projects if you’re looking to build a handmade wardrobe without getting stuck in the world of complicated tailoring.

So grab that fabric you’ve been saving for something special and get ready to wrap yourself in handmade style!

How to Make Wrap Skirt with Side Knot | Tu?ba ??ler

Make A Beautiful WRAP SKIRT -DIY Pattern & Tutorial – SewGuide

DIY Wrap Skirt From Scratch | Pattern Making And Sewing Tutorial

Reversible. Wrap. Circle Skirt. (With Pocket!)

How To Make A Wrap Skirt – 3 Different Styles! | The Hannah Pattern

DIY Maxi Wrap Skirt | How to Make a Wrap Skirt without a Pattern | Easy Wrap Skirt Tutorial

How to Make a Wrap Skirt without a Pattern | DIY Wrap Skirt Tutorial | Sewing Projects for Beginners

How to make a Wrap Skirt from a Half Circle Pattern

DIY Ruffle Hem Wrap Skirt | Collective Gen

Sew our fun wrap skirt pattern! – Gathered

DIY Wrap Skirt: How To Make A Wrap Skirt With Ties – The Creative Curator

Asymmetric Wrap Skirt Tutorial – MHS Blog

Easy DIY Wrap Skirt

Whether you’re a confident beginner or a seasoned sewist, there’s something magical about making clothes that actually fit and make you feel good. These wrap skirts check all the boxes — flattering, functional, fun to sew, and yes, you might even want to make more than one.

With 25 beautiful wrap skirt patterns to choose from, the only hard part is deciding which one to start with. Will you go short and sassy, long and flowing, or maybe even try your hand at a dramatic ruffled hem? There’s no wrong answer here — just plenty of inspiration and lots of reasons to dust off that sewing machine.

Ready to dive in? Let’s wrap this up… in style.

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