I've used wax paper and a tracing wheel,or a ball point pen with no ink.Recently i discovered that the press and seal type of wax paper works better but that could get a bit expensive.The reason i like that is because you can press it over the part you want to trace with your Hand,and it sticks.

Or since it's just a simple skirt can't you just fold it along the seam lines,lay it down on your tracing paper and trace around it and add seam allowance??
HTH
Kathi

Is the skirt cut on the straight grain or on the bias? Wrap skirts are often cut on the bias. making sure of the grain is very important. If you are unsure of this you may want to use a pattern. There are lots to choose from and are quite easy to do.

good luck

Bonnie

Thanks Kathi and Bonnie, I'm not sure about the bias, I'll have to check on that. Kathi, your tips make it "sound" easy.

I do have a wrap skirt pattern and I have made several of these skirts and I like them a lot, but I just wanted to try my hand at tracing a ready-to-wear.

I have a RTW wrap dress that I would like to trace as well, and thought the skirt would be a good place to start with tracing.

Thanks again.