Sew With Me: Simplicity 8524A - Adorable Child's Poncho
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Thanks for joining me on my Sew With Me using the Simplicity 8524A. I'm using a pink and white plaid fleece Child's Poncho. These adorable ponchos are perfect for fall and winter!
Fabrics- Fleece
Notions- Thread, two small snaps, and one package of ½” wide single fold bias tape.
Pattern Pieces to cut out:
1 - Front
3 - Back
4 - Side front and Side Back
5 - Hood
6 - Flower
Interfacing- Piece #2 (but not using interfacing with the fleece)
** I didn't follow the steps exactly- below (in front of the STEP is the approximate time stamp- to help you skip ahead if needed.
TIME / STEPS:
@ 2:41- STEP 1: Sew Front Facing (2) to Front (1) sections and stitch at neck edge.
3:00 STEP 2: Stitch Back (3) to Front (1) at shoulder seams.
3:52 STEP 3: Make pleats on Hood and baste along raw edge.
STEP 4: Stitch Hood (5) sections together at center seam.
6:25 STEP 5: On the outside, pin the Right side of Hood (5) to neck edge of garment, matching centers and large dots. Place small dots at shoulder seams, and baste.
STEPS 6-8 FOR VIEW B
5:50 STEP 9: Turn front edge of Hood (5), forming the facing and baste.
9:57 STEP 10: Open out one edge of single fold bias tape. Pin right side of tape to wrong side of hood along neck edge, making sure to lap ends of tape over the Front Facing (2) and sew.
STEP 11: Turn facing and tape to inside and stitch.
14:36 STEP 12: Pin Side Front and Side Back (4) to Front (1) and Back (3) and stitch. ** I don’t leave any opening for arm holes.
15:44 STEP 13: Stitch arm holes.
STEP 14: Turn Front Facing (2) to the outside and stitch.
17:00 STEP 15: Hem poncho.
STEP 16: On outside matching stitch the Front Facing (2) to the front.
18:37 STEP 17: Sew snaps on.
STEP 18: With right sides facing out, pin two flowers (6) together and sew in the center of each flower.
STEP 19: On outside of poncho, sew Flowers (6) over snaps.
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Thank you so much for sharing making those beautiful panchos
Thanks so much for watching and for the sweet comment! ❤️
I'm glad for this video tutorial. I'm new to sewing. However, this gave me an idea as I was bit confused. Thanks 😊 I'll use this as a reference if I get lost.
Thanks for such a sweet comment, Eiose! That’s exactly what I was hoping this video would do! There are always 1 or 2 (or more!) steps that just leave people scratching their heads - in every pattern. I’m so glad to hear I can help you out. Please let me know if you have any patterns you’d like me to do a video on!
Thank you for sharing your wisdom. I do a lot of quilting but not clothes. Thought I would make some car seat ponchos for my grandkids.
It’s silly how hard this seems when I have been quilting for almost 40 years. 😂
I’m so glad I can help!! And I feel the same way about quilting! I have some ideas with some old concert t-shirts- I want to make into a quilt but I am so nervous to try it!! 😬
@@cfdesignsbychristine2343 I did that with my aunt for a graduation memory quilt. The thing that made it easier, we added a light fabric stabilizer since t-shirt quality isn't consistent in quality. It turned out beautiful.
@@cfdesignsbychristine2343 thank a million times for the tips. I have Dyslexia and I had a hell of a time seeing how to sew the hood on. I'm not sure I could have done it without you. 💕
@@AkSonya1010 I’m so happy I helped! Seriously that makes me feel so good! There are always steps where I just stare at it thinking- what the HECK!?! And I really appreciate your tip on the t-shirt quilt- wish me luck! 🥰