DIY T-Shirt into Wrap Skirt (No Sew) – 3 Styles!

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Got any of those ugly boxy t-shirts in your closet that you never wear? Well don’t throw it out yet! You can make it into a really cool (NO SEW) DIY wrap skirt in about 5-10 minutes!!! (Makes a great Beach Wrap!!) All you need is an large t-shirt and scissors! No sewing!! Here are the instructions:

DIY (No Sew) “Shirt to Skirt”

You can make either the SHORT MINI WRAP SKIRT, the LONG WRAP SKIRT, or the LONG FRINGE WRAP SKIRT.

Here is the PDF with the instructions for all 3 styles:

Shirt to Skirt Instrux No Sew Instructions (pdf)

Video on how to tie the wrap skirt is at the end of this post.

Here are some pictures of the progress:

Original T-Shirt to Become Skirt

Cutting T-Shirt Pictures

Cutting the top edges of the skirt for the wrap ties.

Cutting the wrap ties. Make sure to leave at least an inch at the “switchback.”

Cutting the bottom edge of the mini wrap skirt.

Detail of “switchback” on the wrap ties. Leave at least an inch.

Cutting off the sleeves for the long or long fringe skirts.

Cutting the bottom edge for the long skirt or long fringe skirt.

Cut fringe to same length as the length of the cut-out sleeves. Fringe width is up to you. I did 1/4 inch width approx.

Detail of fringe completed.

DIY Shirt to Skirt Results

Long Fringe BeachWrap Skirt

Long Fringed Wrap Skirt from LifeLearningToday.com

Fringed Beach Wrap Skirt!

Long Wrap Skirt

Long Wrap Skirt from LifeLearningToday.com

Mini Wrap Skirt / BeachWrap

Mini Wrap Skirt from LifeLearningToday.com

 Here are the PDF Instructions again:

Shirt to Skirt Instrux No Sew Instructions (pdf)

Video: How to put on and tie your wrap skirt!

Be gentle with the ties. You don’t need to tie them tight, just tight enough to keep the skirt from falling down.

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