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Turn a wide scarf or stole into a pattern-free wrap skirt with no complicated finishing. You need just one body measurement—the hip circumference—and the waist is finished with a knit waistband and wide elastic.
BeginnerFreeA stole wrap skirt with no side seams, finished with a knit waistband and wide elastic. If the stole has tassels or fringe, they run along the wrap edge.
Choose a wide scarf or stole with a pattern you like. The sample uses a stole 180 cm long and 50 cm wide.
Measure the hip circumference (HC). The half-hip measurement (HH) equals half the HC. The source does not specify any other measurements for this design.
The overlap creates the skirt's shape: one side of the stole crosses over the other, so no side seams are needed.
Once finished, the stole becomes a wrap skirt with no side seams. Its width determines the skirt length, while the print and fringe become part of the design.
Lay the stole flat on a table. Fold the right side toward the center, then overlap it with the left side. If the stole has tassels or fringe, arrange them along the wrap edge.
Measure the width of the folded piece. It should equal the HH plus 2–3 cm of wearing ease. Pin along the wrap edge, keeping the chosen amount of overlap in place.
Cut the waistband from coordinating knit fabric and add wide elastic.
From coordinating knit fabric, cut a strip 12 cm wide and as long as the HC.
Fold the waistband strip in half lengthwise, then sew it, leaving an opening for the elastic. Use elastic 3–5 cm wide.
Baste the folded waistband to the right side of the stole, then stitch it in place.
Insert the elastic into the waistband. Slipstitch the opening closed by hand. The skirt is finished.
In the photo, the finished skirt is styled with a leather belt that defines the waist.
Pair the finished skirt with a blouse, vest, or sweater. You can also define the waist with a leather belt.
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