It’s Poncho Time: Upcycled Sweater Project
It’s poncho time. Keep your little girls toasty warm this winter season with a poncho. Whether your little girl or toddler is at play, at school, or just hanging out in the house, a poncho is a great lightweight covering that is not too bulky or constricting.
These ponchos are super easy to make using upcycled sweaters and fleece of all kinds.
Dress it up with a soft flower made of fleece, decorative trims, or other fun embellishments.
I put a few of my felted wool sweater balls on this one.
Mix and match colors to create a one-of-kind, whimsy, fun, playful poncho she will love wearing.
The neck binding is easy to sew and made with cozy fleece that fits comfortably and easily over the head.
Just think of all the different color combinations and fun contrasting neck bindings you can create.
The patterns are available in here on my site or in my Etsy shop. Sizes 6 months to girls size 14 are available.
For those of you gals who would like to wear something a little whimsy and fun yourself, you can get the women’s poncho pattern HERE ON MY SITE SHOP or HERE in my Etsy shop.
These make fun Christmas gifts for your little girls or grand kids! This really is a quick easy project.
Get out your sweater stash and make ponchos.
For sweater upcycling tips and know-how, check out my FREE online course HERE.
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