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How to Make a Fleece Poncho

Make a fleece poncho in a snap. Fleece is great to work with because it does not fray. This is a super easy no-sew project that can be made for just a few dollars. Little girls and grown girls alike will look fashionable and love these snugly warm ponchos.

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    Difficulty:
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    Instructions

    Things You'll Need

    • Fleece
    • Craft scissors
    • Bowl
    • Measuring tape
    • Disappearing ink pen
      • 1

        Purchase fleece material from a sewing or craft store. Purchase 3/4 yard of fleece for toddlers and a yard of fleece for bigger girls. This amount of material will make 2 ponchos.

      • 2

        Lay the fleece flat, and cut it in half. Cut each half into a square shape. Toddlers will need a square that is roughly 27 inches by 27 inches, and bigger girls will need a square approximately 30 inches by 30 inches.

      • 3

        Fold one square of fleece in half diagonally. Match all corners and edges, making sure that the fold is even.

      • 4

        Use a measuring tape to find the middle of the folded edge of the fleece. Mark the middle and then mark about 3 inches from the center on either side of the middle mark.

      • 5

        Cut a semi-circle on the folded edge between the markings on either side of the middle. Use a bowl for a pattern to make the semi-circle even.

      • 6

        Open the poncho up and lay it flat. Make 1 1/2 inch cuts every inch all the way around the edges of the poncho.

      • 7

        Tie a knot in each piece of fringe. Add extra flair to the poncho by slipping a large bead on each piece of fringe and then tying a knot.

    Tips & Warnings

    • Make two ponchos from one cut of material. After cutting the yard in half, square both pieces and use them both.

    • Purchase fleece at the end of winter for the best prices.

    • Purchase fleece at the beginning of the fall season for the best selection of fleece.

    • Carefully measure before cutting.

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