Winnie Wrap Skirt | PDF

the wrap skirt with buckles & bow ties

$16.00

Technical Sketches • Fabric Requirements • Measurements • Notions

Difficulty: Confident Beginner

Size Inclusive

Projector File

A0 File

A4 & US Letter File

Video Tutorial

Layered Files

Thoroughly Tested

Woven

The Winnie Wrap Skirt is a versatile A-line wrap skirt that has both buckles & bowties. Using inseam buttonholes, you can choose which option to show off and which to tie inside the wrap. With mini and midi lengths, inseam pockets, and optional patch pockets, Winnie works with a wide range of fabrics for an adaptable all-weather staple.

Features:
- size inclusive: our 16 custom sizes range from 23-53"(59-134cm) waist
- midi and mini lengths
- inseam pockets & optional patch pockets with flap
- bow ties & buckle straps all in the same skirt
- A-line shape
- wrap skirt
- adjustable sizing

Included with your purchase:
This is a digital PDF sewing pattern. After purchase, you will gain instant access to your downloads that include:
- Beginner-friendly, detailed, and illustrated instruction booklet (PDF)
- Beginner-friendly video tutorial
- Multiple printing options. All files are layered which allow you to print only your selected size. Learn more here:
— Projector file (cut out pattern pieces using a projector. Learn more here)
— A0 file (print pattern pieces on a large paper at a copyshop. Learn more here)
— A4/US Letter file (print pattern pieces using an at-home printer, and tape or glue them together. Learn more here)

Ideal fabrics:
- denim
- canvas
- structured linen

Also works well with:
- light to heavy weight wovens including:
— cotton poplin
— Indian block print cotton
— seersucker
— cotton twill
— wool
— corduroy

Tips:
- fabrics with some structure give it a utilitarian effect
- looser woven fabrics with a lot of drape may distort the A-line shape
- if using a heavy weight fabric, choose a matching lighter weight fabric for your waistband lining and inseam pockets

Required sewing level:
- Confident Beginner. New sewists will learn new techniques.

Skills you will learn from the instruction booklet/video tutorial:
- inseam buttonholes
- patch pockets (optional)
- inseam pockets
- hem facing
- flat felled seams
- french seams
- top stitching (optional)

Tools you will need:
- marking tool
- sewing machine
- iron
*Note: additional required notions can be found above.

Fit notes:
- Choose your size based on your waist measurement (see our “Measurements” chart above).
- If you are between sizes, size down.

Main gallery:
- Model is 5’6” (1.67m) tall with a 31” (79cm) waist and is wearing a size 4 (see our “Measurements” chart above).
- See the “Fabric Inspiration” section below for links to the fabrics used in the main gallery.

Tester gallery:
- Our testers span our 16 custom sizes range from 23-53"(59-134cm) waist (see our “Measurements” chart above).
- For more information on their makes and the fabric they used, each tester’s Instagram handle is below their picture.

@aadal.design

@ali.tries.to.sew

@beatrixscudeler

@sewing.withvisuals

@camilanels

@emilymadethisstuff

@lamidemadeit

@Lindsay Noble

@lovely_fardatxo

@lusiabetts

@madebyyeppi

@maisiemakesclothes

@p.j.new.by

@rebeccasewsitall

@sarahmcelcheran

@sewchrissysew

@Sewcial_time

@sewsilverluna888

@Shy.makes

@the.cat.thief.dress

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The Winnie Wrap Skirt is a versatile A-line wrap skirt that has both buckles & bowties. Using inseam buttonholes, you can choose which option to show off and which to tie inside the wrap. With mini and midi lengths, inseam pockets, and optional patch pockets, Winnie works with a wide range of fabrics for an adaptable all-weather staple.

Features:
- size inclusive: our 16 custom sizes range from 23-53"(59-134cm) waist
- midi and mini lengths
- inseam pockets & optional patch pockets with flap
- bow ties & buckle straps all in the same skirt
- A-line shape
- wrap skirt
- adjustable sizing

Included with your purchase:
This is a digital PDF sewing pattern. After purchase, you will gain instant access to your downloads that include:
- Beginner-friendly, detailed, and illustrated instruction booklet (PDF)
- Beginner-friendly video tutorial
- Multiple printing options. All files are layered which allow you to print only your selected size. Learn more here:
— Projector file (cut out pattern pieces using a projector. Learn more here)
— A0 file (print pattern pieces on a large paper at a copyshop. Learn more here)
— A4/US Letter file (print pattern pieces using an at-home printer, and tape or glue them together. Learn more here)

Ideal fabrics:
- denim
- canvas
- structured linen

Also works well with:
- light to heavy weight wovens including:
— cotton poplin
— Indian block print cotton
— seersucker
— cotton twill
— wool
— corduroy

Tips:
- fabrics with some structure give it a utilitarian effect
- looser woven fabrics with a lot of drape may distort the A-line shape
- if using a heavy weight fabric, choose a matching lighter weight fabric for your waistband lining and inseam pockets

Required sewing level:
- Confident Beginner. New sewists will learn new techniques.

Skills you will learn from the instruction booklet/video tutorial:
- inseam buttonholes
- patch pockets (optional)
- inseam pockets
- hem facing
- flat felled seams
- french seams
- top stitching (optional)

Tools you will need:
- marking tool
- sewing machine
- iron
*Note: additional required notions can be found above.

Fit notes:
- Choose your size based on your waist measurement (see our “Measurements” chart above).
- If you are between sizes, size down.

Main gallery:
- Model is 5’6” (1.67m) tall with a 31” (79cm) waist and is wearing a size 4 (see our “Measurements” chart above).
- See the “Fabric Inspiration” section below for links to the fabrics used in the main gallery.

Tester gallery:
- Our testers span our 16 custom sizes range from 23-53"(59-134cm) waist (see our “Measurements” chart above).
- For more information on their makes and the fabric they used, each tester’s Instagram handle is below their picture.

I love how this turned out! It's a really flattering skirt. The two tying options are such a great design detail, and the construction behind them is genius. I really enjoyed sewing it.

@lovely_fardatxo

One of the most considerate patterns I’ve used in awhile. Not only is everything explained clearly and simply, but things are also grouped together in a way that makes the sewing process and experience really fluid and fun. And true to Madswick patterns the result is stunning.

@sewing.withvisuals

This is one of my favorite patterns to date! I love that Madeline gives us something so clever and walks us through some pretty complicated stuff. I love that everything about this pattern was enjoyable.

@junifers

I love how this turned out! It's a really flattering skirt. The two tying options are such a great design detail, and the construction behind them is genius. I really enjoyed sewing it.

@lovely_fardatxo

One of the most considerate patterns I’ve used in awhile. Not only is everything explained clearly and simply, but things are also grouped together in a way that makes the sewing process and experience really fluid and fun. And true to Madswick patterns the result is stunning.

@sewing.withvisuals

This is one of my favorite patterns to date! I love that Madeline gives us something so clever and walks us through some pretty complicated stuff. I love that everything about this pattern was enjoyable.