Interest in the style a la Russe, which has not waned for several years now fashion seasons, made Pavloposad shawls popular. Over the 200 years that they have been made in Pavlov Posad, they have become a symbol of the beauty of Russian women.

Dresses, skirts, coats, ponchos made from Pavloposad scarves can be found in the wardrobes of fashionistas from all over the world. One of the ways to get a fashionable new thing is to sew it yourself. For example, a poncho is an ideal option. Very easy to sew, it will help any beauty look luxurious, regardless of age, income and body type.

This product suits both plus-size and thin people. Well-chosen length and color hide flaws and highlight the advantages of its owner. This suitable option for those who are trying their hand at sewing outerwear with their own hands for the first time. Simple models They don’t even require making a pattern - it’s a square or round piece of fabric with a hole in the middle. That is why it is so convenient to sew a poncho from a scarf - a ready-made square, in which all that remains is to determine the place for the neck.
Despite the simplicity of sewing, such outerwear, especially trimmed with fur, looks luxurious.

Necessary materials for sewing

• Shawl and fur

Pavloposad shawls are unique in design, but their sizes are standard. For ponchos, scarves 125 by 125 or shawls 148 by 148 centimeters are suitable. The appropriate size can be determined by draping the scarf over your shoulders. If it turns out that it is too small, make the fur trim wider. Artificial or natural - it doesn’t matter. In combination with a luxurious Pavloposad scarf, any fur will sparkle. But for the demi-season option, artificial is more suitable - it is not afraid of moisture, which cannot be avoided in spring and autumn.

• Lining fabric and insulation

Choose a color for the lining that is similar in shade. A competitor to the Pavloposad shawl - a plain one - is not needed. Fabrics suitable include noble silk or taffeta, which thickens the outer fabric.
The insulation is made from medium-thick padding polyester, wool, batting, and fleece. If the lining material is fleece, the demi-season poncho does not need to be insulated.

Poncho cape

The simplest option for sewing a poncho with your own hands is to trim a Pavloposad scarf with fur. If you throw it over your shoulders and grab it at the waist with a belt or belt, you will get fashion model outerwear. For such a poncho you don’t need a pattern; you can even do it without a sewing machine.

How to do it?

1. Fold the scarf diagonally and stitch the fringed sides.
2. Then sew or attach a fur trim to the buttons.
3. If you get tired of the fur, unfasten or unfasten the edge, and the poncho will turn into a scarf again.

One-piece poncho

For a one-piece model (option B in the figure), as in the case of a poncho-cape, a pattern is not needed.

Instructions on how to sew a poncho without a pattern

Poncho with front slit

It is also easy to sew a poncho with a cut front flap. The pattern is the same, only one diagonal of the scarf is cut - you will get the front (see photo).

This model will require more fur, and you will need to consider the type of clasp. These can be hooks, buttons (hidden or decorative) or a wide belt.

Fur trim

1. To create luxurious waves along the bottom of the poncho, cut a strip of fur. The width depends on the size of the scarf and how much you want to lengthen it.
2. Cut the strip with a sharp edge stationery knife, scalpel, blade or similar instrument. Cut only the base, do not touch the pile.
3. Products with faux fur washable. Sew the facing along the bottom of the poncho: first from the front side, then from the back. The fringe, if not cut off, will end up inside.
4. If the trim is made of natural fur, duplicate it with lining fabric. It will be removable
5. This poncho can also be washed by unfastening the parts. Sew small loops to the bottom of the product at equal distances from each other, and suitable buttons to the fur strip. In this way, all open sections of the poncho are turned away.

Pompom trim

Don’t give up the idea of ​​sewing a poncho from Pavloposad shawls with fur, even if it’s just a little bit. You can also make a beautiful edging from small pieces. Instead of a solid edge, pompoms are sewn onto the bottom and neckline. Their size and quantity depend on how much material is available.

How to make pompoms?

1. Cut a circle from the fur.
2. Along the edge, use a strong thread to make a seam “over the edge” or “forward with the needle.”
3. Place a piece of padding polyester in the center of the circle and carefully tighten the thread.
4. Decorate the bottom and neck of the product with pompoms.
5. What to do with the fringe - leave it, fold it inward, hiding it under the lining, or cut it off - depends on your future plans for the poncho.

As you can see, making a poncho yourself is not at all difficult. The main thing is your desire and a little imagination.

Ponchos and capes. Ideas, patterns, sewing... +3 videos

I've recently become addicted to all sorts of ponchos, capes, capes. Comfortable things - throw them on and go))) And for me to see my child off to school in the morning is just the thing)))
Moreover, you can not only knit, but also sew - easily and quickly.
In the new season (from those sold in February 2016 in boutiques), most designers offer ponchos, capes, capes - so this is still fashionable and relevant.)
Eg. by RALPH LAUREN BLACK
Asymmetrischer Pullover im Cape-Stil,1.187.37 €

Mostly the models are simple, no frills - apparently the emphasis is on quality and color..

Below is a selection of my hamster supplies collected in my folder on my computer)))
Donna Karan leather trim poncho, $1645

More from CHLOÉ

St.John F/W 2012

Lauren by Ralph Lauren

Made from knitwear




Cape from Jabotian Couture S/S 2014

Allow 1.5 cm for the connecting seams, and 4-5 cm for the hem, if the bottom of the poncho will not be framed with fringe, fur or treated with bias tape.
The length of the poncho can be changed as you like, depending on your height and the intended model; it can be from hip to knee level, but these are average figures. You, knowing and remembering the uniqueness of each figure, will choose your length.

We fold the fabric in half and draw a semicircle, by the way, it somehow reminds us of a drawing of a skirt - the sun, doesn’t it? We cut out the shape of the neckline, the cut for the fastener and that’s it – the cut is complete!

Next, there are “variations on the theme”... You can model the poncho in such a way as to make a belt and stretch it through through cuts at the waist level, treat them with elements made of suede or leather, or you can leave it just as is (if you sew from thin fabric and don’t think about the indispensable warmth of the product). The poncho option with a fastening bar along the entire length of the front is also very beautiful.

Cape pattern. It is built on the basis of a base pattern


We close the shoulder dart by converting it into a waist dart. Now, we combine half of the sleeve (set-in shirt) with the base and outline everything with a general outline. We do the same with the back, raising the pattern of the base of the back a little, combining it with the back half of the sleeve and outlining everything together.

We cut out the parts from the main fabric, process the slots for the arms, it is possible in the form welt pockets with a leaf, connect the side seams, sew on the bottom of the collar and bend the bottom. We cut out the lining parts and connect them in the same way with the upper part of the collar and the lining parts and also fold the bottom. Now we sew the lining to the main fabric. To do this, we apply them “face to face”, connect them, do not touch the bottom (in our case, the lining will not be connected to the main fabric at the bottom of the product), turn them inside out, punch through the loops, sew on the buttons and the cape is ready!
http://portnishka.tv/kak-sshit-nakidku-i-poncho-chast-2/
Poncho coat pattern from korfiati.ru

Poncho coat pattern: construction
From the upper right corner - point B - draw two lines - horizontal to the left and vertical down. From corner B along a horizontal line, set aside 7.5 cm (1/3 of the half-circumference of the neck plus 1.5 cm: 18/3+1.5=7.5 cm) and down 7.5 cm (1/3 of the half-circumference of the neck plus 1 .5 cm: 18/3+1.5=7.5 cm). Using the pattern, design the front neckline.

Back neckline: From point B down, set aside 2.5 cm for all sizes. Draw the back neckline according to the pattern.

Additionally, construct a collar for the poncho coat with a length equal to the length of the neck according to the pattern without a collar.

Poncho coat pattern: cutting
From the main fabric, cut out:

2 parts of the front half of the poncho coat (with a fastener and a one-piece hem)

1 piece of the back of the poncho coat - with a fold (without going to the fastener!)

Stand-up collar of a poncho coat - 1 piece. with a fold.

Belt - 2 children. 20 cm long and 10 cm wide (in finished form You should get 2 belts 20 cm long and 5 cm wide)

From lining fabric - the front half of the poncho coat - 2 pieces. (cut to the blue construction line, without taking into account the opening of the fastener and the hem), the back of the coat - 1 piece. with a fold.

Stand collar - 1 piece. with a fold.

How to sew a poncho coat
On the parts of the front and back of the poncho coat, make shoulder seams from the main and lining fabric.

Press seam allowances. Turn the one-piece collar to the wrong side and iron it.

Place the lining of the poncho coat face to face with the garment and baste it to the lining along the longitudinal seams.

Sew, turn right side out. Fold the allowances along the bottom edge of the poncho coat and hem it by hand.

Reinforce the stand-up collar made of the main fabric with an adhesive interfacing, fold it with the lining collar face to face and stitch along the short and top edges.

Turn, iron, stitch. Sew the collar into the neckline, place the lining on top and sew in one line, stitching the lining along the neckline.

Sew both belts, topstitch them along the edges, baste them according to the marks, and stitch them.

Sew the loops along the markings, sew on the buttons.

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We sew the most fashionable coat this season... a cape, poncho or just a cape

Even a beginner can sew a cape coat, poncho or cape... by choosing a style that is within their capabilities! Effectiveness and simplicity of execution are what attract and maintain constant interest in their cutting and modeling.

The simplest option is the absence of a shoulder seam, creating a cape with a minimum of funds from a cut of the required length and width.

FIRST OPTION

This fur cape coat is from Jaegar London a real find for beginner dressmakers. And sewing and cutting such a coat is as easy as shelling pears. In addition, if you sew it from soft fleece, you can do without a lining. We offer you our own, simplified version of this masterpiece.

How to model a coat

In order to create a pattern for this coat, you need take a few measurements namely:

Shoulder length + sleeve length
Back length of coat
Neck circumference

The main advantage when creating a coat pattern is its simplicity! Draw a rectangle with a width equal to the length of the shoulder + sleeve length + 1/3 of the neck semicircle (SNC) + 1.5 cm and a length equal to the length of the coat along the back.

Draw the neck of the back of the coat and the neck of the front of the coat according to the pattern as shown in the pattern drawing (AB1 = 1/3 POSH + 2.5 cm). Add 5-6cm along the front of the coat and draw new line middle front of the coat. Draw a one-piece border. Dotted line of blue color The facing of the back of the coat is marked.

How to sew a coat

From the main fabric, cut out:

The front half of the coat - 2 parts, one-piece with a selvedge

Coat back - 1 piece. with a fold.

Coat back neck facing - 1 piece with fold.

Top coat pocket - 2 children.

Bottom coat pocket - 2 children.

Important! Loops for threading the belt should be made both on the front half of the coat and on the back of the coat. The belt is threaded along the back and front over the coat.

Description of work:

Baste and stitch the side seams of the coat, leaving open areas along the bottom of the sleeves. Stitch the facing of the back neckline to the facing of the front neckline, and press the seams.

Fold the hem along the middle front line face to face, sew the facing of the front neck and back of the coat in one line. Turn right side out, sweep clean, iron.

On the back of the coat and the front half of the coat, sew stitches into the frame.

Fold the seam allowances along the tops of the pockets and sew them by hand using blind stitches. Fold the pockets in according to the remaining allowances, place them on the coat according to the markings, baste and sew by hand using blind stitches.

Fold the bottom of the coat and sew with hidden stitches. Sew the hem allowance to the coat allowance using a flexible stitch.

Sew buttons according to the marks.

SECOND OPTION

As easy as pie! Even a novice dressmaker can sew this original cape coat from Baby Phat. However, it will look gorgeous! Note the contrasting, fiery red lining fabric and gold buttons. It is these details that can turn a simple cape coat into a luxury item.

How to cut a coat:

From the main fabric, cut out:

2 parts of the front half of the coat (with a fastener and a one-piece hem)

1 piece of the back of the coat - with a fold (without going to the fastener!)

Belt - 2 parts. 20cm long and 10cm wide (in finished form you should get 2 belts 20cm long and 5cm wide)

From lining fabric - the front half of the coat - 2pcs. (cut to the blue construction line, without taking into account the opening of the fastener and the hem), the back of the coat - 1 piece. with a fold.

Stand collar - 1 piece. with a fold.

How to sew a cape coat:

On the front and back parts of the coat, make shoulder seams from the main and lining fabrics. Press seam allowances. Turn the one-piece collar to the wrong side and iron it. Place the lining of the coat face to face with the garment and baste it to the lining along the longitudinal seams. Sew, turn right side out. Fold the allowances along the bottom edge of the coat and hem them by hand.

Reinforce the stand-up collar made of the main fabric with an adhesive interfacing, fold it with the lining collar face to face and stitch along the short and top edges. Turn, iron, stitch. Sew the collar into the neckline, place the lining on top and sew in one line, stitching the lining along the neckline.

Sew both belts, topstitch them along the edges, baste them according to the marks, and stitch them.

Sew the loops along the markings, sew on the buttons.

THIRD OPTION

Modeling a cape (poncho)

A poncho looks impressive, and it is much easier to sew than a jacket or coat. Depending on the fabric and finishing, both casual and dressy options are possible.

Features of the pattern: To create a cape pattern, a pattern is used with a set-in shirt sleeve, and with a slight change in the back.

Building a shelf
We close the chest dart of the shelf.
Due to the closed bust dart The waist dart opens.

We combine the front half of the shirt sleeve with the armhole of the front.
We outline a new contour.
We received the front part of the cape.
Building the back
Similar actions must be done with the back and sleeve. But the back must first be changed, as for constructing a kimono, i.e. Raise the neckline and shoulder line as follows:

move point A up 0.7 cm,
move point A2 up 1 cm,
move point P1 up 2 cm.
By combining the back half of the sleeve with the back and outlining a new contour, we get a pattern for the back of the cape.

FOURTH OPTION. Circle cape!

Yesterday I tried on a similar cape made of double-sided wool, dark and light gray, it looks amazing. If you are short, wear it long part down, then you get a long vest, but if it’s the other way around, then the collar covers your arms, and “sleeves” appear. This versatile cape will be useful both in your wardrobe at home and at work!

Recommended material: woolen fabric, felted, mohair or, as a cheaper option, good quality fleece It can be sewn together with cutting in half an hour. Armholes are processed like framed loops.

Take a circle with a diameter the width of the fabric, say 140 by 140.
Divide it in half horizontally and vertically. In the second half, we draw two vertical segments that start from our horizontal line. We will place the segments on both sides of the vertical at a distance of 20 cm, i.e. between segments - 40cm.

Considerations were expressed regarding the possible use of sleeves in the model:
Gold fish: Sleeves can be tied.
Renata: since the shoulder line is horizontal, and the item is quite voluminous, a sleeve in the form of a rectangle and an armhole in the form of a slit are absolutely suitable.
I propose to make the sleeves fastened with buttons.
Without sleeves, you can wear it “upside down” and determine for yourself where your legs are. If you sew sleeves like a kimono, then this possibility remains, but if you sew “correct” sleeves, then you cannot wear them “upside down”.

FIFTH OPTION. Cape with vest from Burda! Two styles!
Unfortunately, I didn’t find any ready-made patterns, I searched the entire Internet - all the magazines for downloading without patterns. But actually redoing your base pattern after looking at the description from the magazine won’t be too difficult. If, however, anyone finds ready-made patterns for this magazine, I will be grateful if you give me a link.

SIXTH OPTION.
Schemes and description from a foreign site. Automatic translation - please don't judge too harshly))

Modeling

front half:

AC = 1/4 chest circumference
CM = 1/4 circle. Chest cm.3 +

RP = 1/7 circon.torace
AB = toe length

Rear half:
AR = 1/12 of a circle chest
AC = 1/4 chest circumference
CM = 1/4 circle. Chest cm.1 +
KP = 1/18 of a circle. Breast
RP = 1/7 of a circle. + Cm.1 chest, 5
AB = toe length behind

Creating the base explained above, with the length of the cape which you want to achieve and trim, draw at right angles, lay the template on the vertical side of the front and along the horizontal axis of the model by matching the point behind the shoulder, drawing a curved line B to B Tracing the contour as it appears in the drawing Here. To cut the handrails, mark 50 cm distance D from C and continue as described in the drawing.

Draw a slit in the skirt about 8-10cm wide (follow the instructions on the design side, the pocket in the skirt is part of the painted in green color, white part of the liner model)

Cutting and sewing: crop model, target with contacts on the fabric already treated, point in front of the front pocket in the skirt and in the center of the wire on the back doppiofilo. Go around the soft points, remove the pocket in the skirt and go even centrodavanti, cut the line of the railing and go slowly to the points in the slot. Cut with a margin of 5 cm from the rim line, 1 cm from all others. Make a cut at the beginning and end of the attachment collar.

Make a small cut in the center of the back of the collar, pocket in the skirt and cape (see blue dots in the first picture). Open with two layers of fabric and cut into long strands in half. Intelinare trim and collar (1 only). Sew shoulder pence, back pocket in skirt. Place straight with straight lines on both sides of the collar, sew the sides and more curve, add to the side of the cape does not fit intelinato nicks, and the other to the pocket in the skirt, sew the other side of the pocket in the skirt, like the blue lines of the second design, turn to the right.

Intelinare patina, fold their lengths and sew them inside out to 1 cm from the 2 short sides, turn one and sew them right according to the instructions shown in the picture. Sew hem. Focusing on the SPP, switch brands into a braid, cut with a margin of 1 cm. Sew a pocket in the skirt and with a slit along the edge of the brands around the hole and secure the cape with small 1 cm points, tucking in with your hand. inside. Make loops along right side and to attack the button.

Vassa's poncho

The poncho is incomparable in terms of convenience and comfort; you can wear any thing under it - both elegant and simple jeans.

I “torn off” a 1.90 m piece of fabric in the store. It was a pity to cut the fabric - such beautiful stripes. A 0.25 m strip was cut along the entire length of the fabric for a scarf collar, and I tied tassels at its ends.

The fabric was a little short of what I wanted, so I had to knit the tassels at the bottom and the cuffs on the sleeves.

In the center, I inserted a detachable zipper and placed the entire product on the lining.
To complete the set, I knitted a bag with peonies and tassels, and embroidered it with glass beads and beads.

Poncho from Kitti

The entire creation process took about 4 hours. A poncho with fur trim is sewn easily and simply, but it turns out spectacular!

You need 2 meters of soft, double-sided, well-draped fabric with a width of 140-150.

We fold the fabric in half along the length of the cut and boldly make an incision along the fold exactly to the middle! View of the poncho unfolded.

During the fitting, we will clarify the outline of the poncho. The original model has square tails.

You can round them by drawing lines in front of the mirror. To ensure that the lines are symmetrical, before cutting off the excess, first fold the workpiece in four.

We determine how much fur is needed for finishing. We measure the length of all cuts.
The finishing width is 10 centimeters. I needed a piece of fur 70 cm long.

We cut the fur with a razor from the wrong side. The villi should look down, not to the side! We sew the fur strips by hand using large, sparse stitches. If you sew with small and frequent stitches, the fur may wrinkle. First we sew the fur strip on the bottom, then on the top.

Cape poncho from Helena

The poncho is one-piece, only the neck (“Dracula collar”) is formed with raised seams. The pattern is inscribed in the fabric pattern - the central figure and the ornament forming a rectangular carpet. Photo of the back.

Material: carpet 100 by 110 cm, double knitted weave. On the wrong side there is a light knitted base, on the front side there is a woolen, velvet type. All together creates the impression of a tapestry and the effect of heavy stretchy fabric. Hence the problems - the fit of the shoulder and the calculation of the lining.

I took the pattern from Burda. I built it directly on the fabric, relying on the proven method of changing the pattern, because only the shoulder seams are important. Well, it flew by with the shoulder: it turned out to be longer than necessary, I had to hem the shoulders, put the seams on the binding...

The fit is good, but because of this cutting error, the “sleeve” itself turned out to be a little small. I spent a long time choosing the location of the slots for the hands. It seems convenient.

I sewed on the lining - and the whole cloak was warped! It turned out that I didn’t take into account the elasticity of the fabric, a few centimeters were missing vertically. I had to re-pair it and add 10 cm in the shoulders (I decorated them with parallel gathers). Now it fits like a glove.

More about the fabric: the salesman in the store said that they usually take two carpets and sew them together, leaving a hole for the head - they get a loose “Indian” poncho. I was the first to come up with something unusual from this fabric.

Puppeteer's Cape

The silk-lined cape was sewn because “I just wanted to.” Now she is decorating a mannequin in a store :) The interesting texture of the material is given by a layer of lace on a brocade base.

If the cape is unfolded, its length will be 180cm and width 90cm.
The cape required: 2 meters of silver brocade with a width of 90 cm. 180 cm of lace fabric, about 4 meters of lace with beaded embroidery. 2 platinum foxes.

The pattern was made by eye. Before modeling, the batwing cut was taken as a basis.
Decorative stripe: the same brocade, but covered not with lace fabric, but with a ribbon with beads. The width of the finishing fur strip is 10 cm.

For fur trim, only embroidered ridges were used. “In stitching” means that the plate consists of fur strips sewn together. This allows you to make the thin flesh stronger and more elastic.
The fur was too thick for a stole, so thin strips of leather were placed between the strips of fur. On a furrier's machine, the strips were stitched at a distance of 1 cm.

Creation of fur trim: The fur is sewn together at a furrier and moistened with a special compound. Then it is stuffed from the inside out with small nails onto the board according to the shape of the pattern. After the fur dries, the fur accurately holds the shape of the pattern and does not crawl. The fur strip is sewn to the cape by hand.

Circle cape from Tanja.

This model is different from previous ones original idea creating an unusual shape. It has kimono-type sleeves (an option without them is also possible). Depending on which side is chosen as the “top,” the length of the product and the shape of the collar change.

Tanja tells... The model was sewn spontaneously, in 1 night, on a virtual model. In the morning, the cape was instantly bought from my store by a very nice lady.

The fabric is pure wool, quite thick, double-sided. The edging is viscose braid, lace. I folded it in half and edged the edges.

The distance between the armholes is 50 cm. The sleeves are almost a kimono, slightly narrowed at the bottom. The sleeves are sewn with a linen seam. Photo unfolded.

Since the fabric is double-sided and the seam is chosen correctly, the cape can be worn on light or dark side. The ability to choose a long or short part of the cape as the “top” adds options for its use.

OPTIONS for patterns from different magazines.
Here mostly knitted models, but the patterns are also suitable for sewing from fabrics.

Hearing this word, everyone immediately has associations with the Indians and cowboys who wore them. IN Everyday life A poncho, depending on the fabric from which it is made, is worn as a coat, sweater, blouse and even bolero.

In the article you will learn how to sew simple poncho coats with your own hands, since they do not require patterns, but you can use the diagram presented in the figure:

Master class on making a coat-poncho with your own hands

• dense and warm fabric for the autumn version (wool) or light for the spring-summer version (fleece);
• leather clasp with buckle;
• 40 round rivets or stasis, which are secured with teeth;
• scissors;
• chalk or piece of soap;
• measurements: product length (D1), length from neck to wrist along the arm (D2).
• glue.

Our poncho is ready!

Master class on making a poncho coat with an asymmetrical neck

You will need:

• half-wool fabric - 1.75 m;
• scissors;
• threads and pins;
• sewing machine.

Using these master classes as a basis, you can sew beautiful poncho coats with a belt and other details. It looks good if you make a contrasting edging along all edges of the product, cut or sew fringe, braid, fur and other decorations along the bottom edge. You can sew a zipper or sew buttons on the front, and a collar or hood to the neck.

To make a poncho coat with a belt, you need to calculate the half-circumference of the waist and the distance from shoulder to waist. On the front of the semicircle of the poncho, set aside half of this length from the center and draw two vertical lines with chalk. Measure the waist level from the top and at the intersection points (both front and back) make two vertical holes into which a leather or fabric belt will be inserted. The loops for it must be treated so that the fabric in these places does not fray from friction.

Poncho is outerwear for every day. It is incredibly feminine and comfortable. And, what is no less pleasant, it is difficult to find a figure on which it will look bad. You can always find your own style, and if you choose the color carefully, you can get a real miracle.

Such clothes are usually made from materials that drape well. These can be either light, airy fabrics, including lace, or denser materials, for example, natural wool, drape, corduroy, etc. And you can find fashionable models in almost every season from year to year.

In this section, we have collected the best video tutorials from popular online clothing designers that will help you sew a poncho with your own hands. Since the models are quite simple, even novice craftswomen can handle them. But, despite their simplicity, each of them will decorate your wardrobe.

Beautiful fashionable poncho made from a stole scarf from Agnia Balaban

An original creative approach to tailoring. The material used is a stole scarf in an original color. Very high quality and detailed lesson.

Feminine poncho with leopard print from Olga Nikishicheva

Beautiful spring-autumn poncho from clothing designer Olga Nikishicheva. It has a comfortable belt at the waist, and the base is a traditional rectangle.

You can sew this model very quickly after watching the video tutorial, even without much sewing experience!

Elegant corduroy poncho in the style of the 18th century from Olga Nikishicheva

Beautiful and very feminine model. The material chosen is light, almost airy cotton corduroy. The poncho has a turn-down collar and slits for the arms.

It sews just as quickly as the previous one. Get it done in just one evening!

Short poncho made of light drape from Tamara Granina

Beautiful cropped white model with large decorative metal buttons. It looks very elegant and feminine. If white color bothers you, you can always choose something else.