Nothing says skirt season like warm weather! They are easy to make, forgiving in fit and come in so many varieties! So, to help kick off my summer sewing, I have rounded up over 100 free skirt patterns to help get you started.

100+ Free Skirt Patterns
This list is pretty AH-MAZ-ING and includes something for everyone on your list!
We all need a skirt that makes feel good and look good. That’s what the A-Line is all about!
1. Cassia Skirt
2. Color block A-line (girls)
3. Drawstring Skirt (any size)
4. Button Front Skirt (girls)
6. Just Write Skirt (all sizes, perfect for back to school!)
7. Petal Skirt (girls)
10. Spotty Chambray Skirt (girls size 5)
Skirts can be fun and flirty, especially when they are A-symetrical.
12. Hi Lo Skirt (any size)
13. Fishtail Skirt
14. Coastal Curtsy Skirt (one seam)
15. Gypsy Skirt (any size)
16. Glenda Skirt
17. Mermaid Skirt (girls)
18. Scallop Edge
19. Ruffle Skirt (any size)
20. Wrap Skirt (refashion)
Twirling just got a lot more fun with this line up.
21. Layered Ruffles Skirt (girls)
22. Tulle Skirt with Ribbon Flowers (girls)
23. Bandanna Skirt (girls)
25. Tiered Ruffle Skirt (girls)
26. Fat Quarter Circle Skirt (girls)
27. Bubble Ruffle Tutu (girls)
28. Bubble Skirt (girls)
29. Buttercup Skirt (perfect for babies)
32. Double Layer Skirt (refashion, girls)
36. Elastic Waist Skirt (any size)
37. Fabric Tutu (girls)
40. Hidden Pocket Skirt (girls)
41. Cunilla Skirt
42. Paper Bag Skirt (women’s)
43. Perfect Circle Skirt Calculator
44. Pocket Skirt
45. Paper Bag Skirt (girls)
46. Reversible Skirt (baby)
47. Lined Circle Skirt with Zipper
48. Romulea Skirt
50. Summer Stripes (girls)
51. Shirred Skirt without elastic thread (girls)
52. Tiered Maxi
53. Tulle Pettiskirt (crazy pretty! girls)
54. Tulle Skirt
55. Baby Circle Skirts (girls)
56. Wrap Skirt

No matter what the weather, a maxi is always perfect!
62. Walking Skirt
64. Side Ruched Maxi

Dressing needs to be easy especially when pregnant. These are mission critical for every stage!
65. Maternity Mini
67. Pencil Skirt

Mini skirt are magic! They can change a ho-hum outfit into drop dead date night. These are some of the best. In a crunch for time? Be sure to check out the 15 Minute skirt pictured. It’s a make today and wear it tonight kinda skirt!
68. 15 Minute Skirt (any size)
69. Bubble Skirt
70. Easy Elastic Waist Skirt w/Band (girls)
71. Fringe Skirt
72. Peplum Skirt
73. Panel Skirt
74. Lace Mini
75. Mia Skirt (girls)
76. Pencil Skirt
77. Ruffle Tulle Skirt (girls, so cute!)
78. Ruffle Your Bustle (girls)
79. Sequin Skirt
80. Wrap Skirt
Pleats can be playful. They add volume and dimension to your outfit. Not to mention, the swing factor.
81. Crayon Box Skirt
82. Dreamer Skirt (girls size 10)
83. Box Pleated Skirt (girls)
84. Paris Skirt (girls)

Just like your favorite tee shirt, a knit skirt will become your best friend. I suggest you look in your closet and “knock off” your favorite skirt. Then head to the fabric store and make it in every color!
90. Knock Off Your Favorite Skirt
91. Maxi Skirt
93. Easy Tube Skirt
94. Everything’s Coming up Roses
97. Maxi Skirt
98. No Sew Skirt (any size, refashion)
100. Elemental Skirt
102. Stripe Skirt (any size, refashion)
Now how is that for a list? I’m sure we could each raid our fabric stash and fill our closet with new skirts from these free skirt patterns. Just pick one you like and start stitching! Don’t forget to Pin This free skirt patterns post for easy reference later. You never know when that wardrobe will need a refresh.
Still want more? How about learning how to draft your own skirt pattern? These Craftsy classes can help you refashion your entire closet!

ps- be sure to check out these other round ups for free patterns and projects.



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Comments & Reviews
how do I sign up for the free 100 plus pattern
So glad you are enjoying the post! No need to sign up for anything special Amelia, all of the patterns are free. Just click the description and it will bring you directly to the instructions/template.
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~Heather
Heather, you have been busy. Thank you for putting alot, and I mean alot of great skirt patterns together in one place. I always trade my jeans in for skirts during late spring, thru summer and into the early fall. Love you blog…..
Things have been busy Lori!
Skirts and dresses are my favorite during the summer months.
Keep those eyes peeled- exciting things are on the way!
~Heather
Thank you so much !!!!!
Hi Heather,
firstly, I’d like to thank you for your kindness and generosity to share. However, I’ve tried to click on the skirt I’d like to try but it wouldn’t allow me to open it. I’m not sure what else I should do.
Bonnie
Hello Bonnie, Which one are you trying to make? That might make it easier for me to help.
~Heather
Heather Thanks so much for including my no sew upcycled tshirt skirt here! Quite the list you curated and I’m so happy to be a part of it. Now the decision is which skirt do I make next?
I know right! There are so many amazing options on this list! Either one you select, I’m sure it will be fantastic.
~H
I downloaded the 3 tier skirt – no 58 – and it came out as a zip file which neither my computer nor my android phone can open. Finding a website with free patterns was fantastic – and one other pattern opened fine, but the 3 tiered one – nope! Please can you help?
Hello Chris,
Thank you for the note. Un zipping a file should be easy on a desktop but perhaps there is a glitch with the file. Since, I do not own the file on that pattern and only reported on it’s availability, you will need to contact the site owner/designer directly.
Fingers crossed they can be of some assistance.
-Heather