Fat Quarter Wrap Skirt Pattern

So, you know all of those fat quarters you bought and never used? The ones that you absolutely love, but can’t decide to make with? How about a wrap skirt? No it isn’t exactly quilting, but it is a great way to use up some of your favorite fabric stash. The free tutorial comes to us from Polka Dot Chair.

The tutorial is for a smaller size, but there are instructions for making it larger. Looking at the tutorial, it is surprisingly easy to make this fun skirt.

There are not a lot of steps to it and it looks absolutely adorable. I love the added ribbon straps.

To make it you will need fabric for the outside as well as lining fabric. The tutorial explains it all and has step-by-step photos to help with the skirt-making process.

I don’t know about you, but I am ready to make a fun wrap skirt. Here’s how: How to Make a Wrap Skirt

[photo from Polka Dot Chair]

Looking for fat quarters? Check out these Fat Quarter Bundles.

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