I found this cute bear-print towel fabric in a second-hand shop. It had clearly been sitting around for a long time, and when I looked at it more closely, I noticed quite a few stains.
But the print was just too cute to leave behind, so I brought it home anyway. And eventually, it turned into a little beach poncho.
I added some yellow details to bring out the colours in the print and give it a bit more character. I’m really happy with how it turned out!
The two little girls got their own beach ponchos for the summer. Now they can wrap up in their own cozy ponchos after a dip in the sea instead of borrowing Mum and Dad's.
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| Beach ponchos for 8–10-year-olds |
Enne suurt suve veel üks värvikas rannapontšo.🌞
One more vibrant beach poncho before summer is in full swing.🌞
The poncho got its name from the sewn-on emblem, which had the word "onion" on it… but "onion" sounded a bit plain, so we went with the fancier Spanish version: "Cebollita" 😀
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| This is how I imagine this poncho looking on a sunny day at the beach. 😀🌞 |
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| Here’s a photo of the poncho still in the sewing process… the pockets aren’t added yet, and the marking lines are still visible. |
A project made from leftover towelling fabric in dark tones… and this is how it turned out. I managed to use up all the fabric pieces that were left over from previous projects.
This poncho is called "KOHALIK" — which translates from Estonian as ‘a local,’ the friendly village type who knows every shortcut and every rumor. 😊
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I found this cute bear-print towel fabric in a second-hand shop. It had clearly been sitting around for a long time, and when I looked at i...
