Wrap skirt without side seams: cutting and sewing quickly and easily

A wrap skirt is a chic and adaptable item that would look great in your closet. Because of its straightforward design and lack of side seams, it’s a great project for both novice and seasoned sewers searching for a quick and simple sewing project.

You will learn how to cut and sew a wrap skirt without side seams by following this tutorial. Without the need for intricate techniques, you can make a skirt that fits flawlessly and looks amazing with just a few simple steps.

This project is ideal for anyone who wants to experience the satisfaction of creating their own clothes without having to invest a lot of time or energy, whether they are sewing for themselves or as a gift.

Step	Description
1	Measure your waist and desired skirt length.
2	Cut a large rectangle of fabric according to your measurements.
3	Hem the edges of the fabric to prevent fraying.
4	Attach a waistband to the top edge of the fabric.
5	Sew on ties to each end of the waistband for securing the skirt.
6	Wrap the skirt around your waist, adjust the fit, and tie the ends together.

Skirt with draping

The waist of the skirt has lovely draping, and it is belted.

The dimensions of the patterns are OT = 72 cm, OB = 100 cm, and DY = 59.5 cm.

Knitted, woolen, mixed fabrics work best for sewing because they are flexible and produce soft folds.

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A wrap-around skirt

A summer skirt model is constructed from mixed, stapled linen fabrics. The wrap has an allowance of 18 cm, but you can adjust its size to suit your preferences. Make a skirt with a slit in the back seam to lessen the opening of the front panels.

Before beginning to sew a wrap skirt, you must:

• a piece of fabric;
• interlining;
• a hook with a loop;
• threads, sewing tools.

How to sew a wrap skirt

First, let’s create a wrap skirt pattern without side seams. Calculate the circumference of the waist (WC).

Sketch the sides of a rectangle as AC and AB.

Length AC = BD = skirt length + 1 centimeter (upper edge allowance) + 4 centimeters (lower edge allowance).

Length (AB) = CD = WC + 2 x 5 cm (side seam allowance).

Put a marker where the folds are. Measure three centimeters along the right upper edge, three centimeters to the fold’s depth, and three centimeters beyond that, to the second fold of the same depth.

When trying on, it’s best to simply mark the fold at the waist to adjust the product’s fit.

Six blanks measuring 90 cm by 1.5 cm (in their finished form) were cut out.

For the belt, cut a piece measuring 3 cm by the length of the OT plus 2 cm.

You can sew a similar skirt without a belt. In this instance, the length of the overtime must be considered when cutting the ties.

Cut an interlining strip 2.5 cm longer than the OT to reinforce the belt.

Iron and fold the lower edge by 15 to 20 mm. Press the sides together by 10 mm. Retrench 20 mm from the bottom and fold the bottom corners to the front side by 20–40 mm, pinning.

Iron the edges and turn the corners inside out. Stitch the sides and bottom together with a basting stitch.

Sew the product on the folds’ edges as well as along their edges.

Make two opposing folds on the tie blanks and iron them alternately. Stitch after basting.

One tie’s end should be inserted into the first vertical fold. We also make sure the tie doesn’t protrude past the hem at this point. Using the tie, pin the fold. Pin and fold the second fold. We use a machine stitch to secure the tie and the folds together with a single seam.

Step back an equal amount to the first tie’s length and insert the second tie into the fold at the waist. Create a machine stitch – view the image.

Adhere the interlining to the belt. Sew the belt at a distance of 10 mm from the upper edges of the skirt (front side to front side).

Iron the belt allowances onto it. Tuck the edges of the belt in after folding it in half. Fasten the belt, close the allowances.

Close to the edge, sew the belt. Stitch a loop to the upper panel and a hook to the lower panel.

We’ve completed the hand sewing of a wrap skirt.

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Skirt trousers

Now let’s look at how to create a pattern for these kinds of products. This is not a skirt anymore, because they have step seams in them. These aren’t exactly pants, though.

Measurements will be required:

• circumference waist (W);
• hip circumference (H);
• hip height (HH);
• seat height (SH);
• The length of the product (Di) – we measure along the front, from the waist to the desired length.

We are going to consider the rise:

• on hips PB = 2 cm;
• by waist PT = 2 cm.

Building

Since the second half of the product will be identical, with the exception of the mirror, we will construct half of it.

Point A is indicated in the drawing’s upper left corner. We use it to draw the vertical line of the transmission’s step seam and the horizontal waist line.

Point a1, vertically measured di. We draw the product’s bottom straight line from there to the right.

We measure 1⁄8 or about – 2 cm from point A to the right side; enter point B. Mark point B1 and speak down the perpendicular. The gear’s middle section follows VB1’s line.

Mark point C. We measure 1⁄4 approximately + 1⁄4 PB from point B to the right side. From there, we draw a straight line, and at the point where it crosses the bottom line, we place the C1. SS1 segment, or the product’s side seam.

Mark point D. We measure 1⁄4 approximately + 1⁄4 PB from point C to the right side. From it, we draw a straight line, and we place D1 at the intersection with the bottom line. The middle line on the product’s back is known as Segment DD1.

Measure 1/8 Ob + 2-3 cm from point D to the right side, then record point E. Mark point Y1 by drawing a downward perpendicular. The back crotch seam’s line follows line EE1.

We will then build the darts. Make a straight horizontal line, separating Vb from the waist. Using the following formula, we can find the dart solution (It): (1⁄2 Ob + 1⁄2 Pb) – (1⁄2 Ot + 1⁄2 Pt).

Assign the excess in the following ways:

*1/2 It + 0–1 centimeters in the side dart;

*1.5–2.5 cm—in the dart in front;

*It goes into the back dart (side dart plus front dart).

We divide the back dart into two if our computations yield a depth of more than 4 cm.

Aim for a 1-1.5 cm elevation in the side seam lines. Measure the side dart solution in both directions (Cv1 = Cv2) starting at point C. Draw rounded lines representing the side seam up to the hips through points V and V1.

Lower the perpendicular and measure 6 to 8 cm from point v1 to the left side.

Draw a perpendicular to the segment of 1⁄2v2D measured to the right of v2.

Set aside v3v4 and v5v6 to construct the front and rear darts; refer to the drawing.

Make your waist line look smooth.

Draw a straight line starting at Sun + 0–2 centimeters from the waist line. Put a marker at w1, w2, w3, and w4.

We measure up 1/8 RPM – 2 cm along the front center line from W2. Make note of point W5. The segment w1w5 is drawn. Its middle is connected to w2. The point w7 is located in the middle of the segment w2w6. Create a w1w7w5 pattern curve.

We measure up 1/8 RPM + 2-3 cm along the front center line from W3. Note the W8 point. We illustrate the w8w4 segment. We link w3 to its middle. The point W10 is located in the middle of the segment W3W9. Create a w4w10w8 pattern curve.

With our own hands, we have completed building the pattern for the skirt and pants. The following details must be removed when cutting.

Skirt – wraparound trousers

Dimensions: 40–42; 44–46; 48–50.

Measured along the side seam, the length is 95 cm.

To sew, you’ll need:

• coupon fabric, with a width of 1.4 m you need 1.6; 1.7; 1.8 m;
• threads, sewing accessories.

Description

If you mark the pattern directly on the fabric, you can sew a skirt and pants without creating a pattern.

Cutting is done in a cross-thread pattern.

Mark and remove:

• halves of trousers – 2 parts.;
• ties, 6 cm (3 cm in finished form) by 40 cm – 4 pcs.

We allow 1 centimeter for the middle seam, 2 centimeters for the upper and lower cuts, and 1.5 centimeters for the remaining seams when cutting.

Sew the middle seam, trim the allowances, and iron them from the top cut to the start of the inseam on one side. The allowances should not be ironed along the rounding line.

Stitch after folding the upper and lower cut allowances to the wrong side. Sew the ties after folding them in half. We make one end seam at an angle in this instance. After reversing the parts, sew the other end along the edge. Place the ties on the incisions and fold them over the seam. Put on pants by knotting the back halves’ ties at the front and the front halves’ ties at the back.

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Yaroux skirt on an elastic band without a pattern

You can sew a flirt without a pattern or a tier skirt without a belt on an elastic band.

We divide the product’s overall length into multiple sections, or tiers. We calculate each person’s height.

The first tier’s dimensions are dependent on. Add 2 to 6 cm to the skirt’s length if it is sewn on an elastic band for a free fit. This is how wide the first tier will be.

Using the formula a = a1 x k, we take into account the width of every tier after that.

K stands for assembly coefficient in this formula. As per your request, there are variations between 1.2 and 3.

A summer skirt can be made from any light fabric, not just one color, and without following a pattern. The roll skirts that are stitched without fabric patterns look particularly creative.

Skirt in a fold

This model is particularly unique because of the folds caused by scent.

Modeling a pattern based on the main pattern is the first step in sewing a straight skirt in this style.

To get the desired length, shorten the skirt. Draw a horizontal line 10 cm down from the level of the hips. At the bottom, narrow the skirt by 2 cm on each side.

There won’t be darts on the skirt panels. The right one is just removed, and the left one is moved to the side seam.

Using vertical lines, divide the right panel into three equal sections. tracing the contours and pattern of the scent. Make a 3 cm wide facing.

Cut the aroma pattern in accordance with the centimeter drawing. We shift the components 4 cm apart along the outside.

We cut out facings for the front and back and close the darts.

How to cut

• front panel – 1 child. with fold;
• rear panel – 1 child. with fold;
• smell – 1 child.;
• odor trim – 1 child.;
• front facing – 1 piece. with fold;
• facing of the back part – 2 parts.

How to sew with your own hands quickly

After folding the wrap, sew 6 cm. We use non-woven material and adhesive to attach the smell’s lining. We use a facing when processing the odor section.

We iron the allowances and bast the side seam. Fold the lower edge up by 3 cm, and hand-sew using a blind stitch.

Put the wrap on the front piece, make sure the side seams match, and then bast. Sew the back piece along the side seam and the front from the wrap side. Sew allowances with a machine stitch and iron.

Sew along the side seams after adhering the upper facing with interlining. Work on the skirt’s top edge.

Sew the wrap’s eyelet loops in place. Sew the buttons through the skirt panel after applying the wrap, paying attention to the markings.

Ready-made patterns for a skirt with vertical folds

Using pre-made patterns, you can quickly and easily sew such a skirt yourself.

Multiple sizes of the patterns are available:

Long wrap skirt

A floor-length skirt of this kind can be sewn by even the most novice dressmakers. The simplest skirt pattern is a rectangle with ties. You will need to gather the upper edge of the panel into uniform folds if you are sewing a wrap skirt without a pattern or dart.

All you have to do is stitch the seams and transfer the markings to the fabric!

Even someone with very basic sewing abilities can attempt the easy yet fashionable project of making a wrap skirt without side seams. This tutorial will teach you how to quickly make a stylish wrap skirt that fits perfectly without having to deal with difficult seams by emphasizing simple cutting techniques and easy assembly.

A-line wrap skirt

The straight skirt is the foundation of the A-line skirt pattern.

By closing the dart at the waist and opening the vertical slit to the bottom edge, the panel’s flare can be achieved.

The drawing depicts the completed wrap. You can choose its size. It’s crucial to make sure the pattern’s lines coincide whether sewing a wrap skirt from checkered fabric with or without a pattern.

Wrap skirt with a yoke

Two colors of fabric are used to make the skirt model without a belt.

In the video, a wrap skirt with a yoke is modeled.

In addition to being a quick and easy project, making a wrap skirt without side seams is a great way to add a stylish piece to your wardrobe.

You don’t need to deal with difficult patterns or sewing techniques to cut and sew an attractive, well-fitting skirt in a matter of minutes.

This method makes it approachable even for novices, enabling you to feel comfortable experimenting with various materials and patterns.

Enjoy the process and get beautiful results with this method, whether you’re making it for a special occasion or just for fun.

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