A crochet wrap skirt is such a beautiful handmade piece for warm weather, a beach trip, and layering over simple outfits. It has an adjustable tie style so you can make it fit comfortably around your waist and make the length as short or long as you want.

WHY YOU WILL LOVE THIS PROJECT
The project is trendy, wearable and easily customizable. It’s more flexible than a fitted skirt thanks to the wrap shape, and the open crochet texture lends a light, breezy feel.
MATERIALS REQUIRED
- Yarn for clothes or cover-up projects
- Crochet hook
- Scissors
- Yarn needle
- Tape measure
- Stitch markers
Select a yarn and hook size that will produce the fit and texture that you desire.
BEST YARN FOR THIS PROJECT
Cotton or a cotton blend works well because it is comfortable, holds its shape and gives a nice drape to the skirt. Choose a lighter weight yarn with a soft drape for a beach cover-up.
LEVEL OF SKILL
Simple for beginners.
FITTING & SIZING GUIDE
Wrap skirt is very easy to adjust as you go. Adjust the initial width so that it will comfortably fit around your waist with enough overlap to wrap. Keep cutting until you reach your desired length, be it a mini skirt, beach cover-up or longer wrap skirt.
USED STITCHES
- Chain
- Double crochet
- Slip stitch
HOW TO PREPARE IT

Foundation Begin
Start with a foundation chain that is the width you need for your waist and wrap overlap. Leave the chain loose so the top edge doesn’t feel too tight.
Working the Main Section
Crochet back and forth in rows to make the body of the skirt. The tutorial uses a simple open stitch style that gives the skirt a light and flexible feel.
Change the Size
Add rows until the skirt is as long as you want it. Hold it at your waist while you work to check the fit and coverage.
Shape the Wrap
This is a wrap skirt, so make sure you leave enough fabric to overlap in the front or side. That makes it easier to tie and style comfortably.
Complete the Ties
Wrap the skirt and fasten with crochet ties at the waistband. Check that the ties are long enough to tie or bow comfortably.
Complete the Edges
Fasten off, weave in all ends and neaten edges. You can also slightly shape the skirt so it will lay nicely when worn.
HELPFUL HINTS
- Stitch markers help with keeping the edges even.
- Try the skirt on as you go so you can adjust the width and length before it is finished.
- If you want it to work as a beach cover-up, keep your tension relaxed for a softer drape.
THINGS TO AVOID COMMON MISTAKES
- Pulling the waistband too tight
- Forgetting to leave enough overlap for wrapping
- Crocheting the ties too short
- Using yarn that makes garments too stiff
- Failure to check fit before completion
IDEAS ON CUSTOMIZATION
Try a longer skirt for more coverage, fringe along the bottom edge, two colors for stripes or longer ties for a cute bow. If you prefer a cleaner finish, you can also add a simple border.
STYLE ADVICE
For a hand-made summer outfit wear it as a beach skirt over bathing suits or layer it over shorts and a simple tank top. It’s also a great vacation piece or handmade gift.
MAINTENANCE & CARE
Rinse in cold water. If it gets damp, reshape the skirt and lay it flat to dry. Don’t hang it when it’s wet, or the fabric will stretch.
TIME REQUIRED
Depending on your speed, yarn, size and stitch pattern this could take a couple of hours.
SUMMARY
This crochet wrap skirt is a fun and functional project with a casual summer feel. It’s easy to adjust, easy to style and a beautiful way to make something wearable by hand.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Can beginners crochet this skirt wrap?
Yes, it is a good beginner project if you are comfortable with basic stitches and working in rows.
Can I extend it?
Yes, just keep adding rows until you get to the length you want.
Is this an adjustable skirt?
Yes, it’s easy to adjust at the waist because of the wrap style and ties.
What yarn should I use?
Yarn of cotton or a mix of cotton provides good comfort, drape and shape.
Can I wear this as a beach cover-up?
Yes, the open crochet texture makes it a great option to layer over swimwear.
