"I don't have the pictures back yet from the photographer (when I do I'll send a group shot) but I wanted you to see how perfect your material was for my wedding. The shot enclosed is of my brother walking me down the aisle in a shirt my mother made using the fabric you sent. The wedding was held at The Polynesian Resort at Walt Disney World, FL. Your service was wonderful, the wedding was a dream. Thank you!"
-- Mrs. TeAntae Hostetter

Monthly Project for November, 2005

Materials Needed:

• 1-2/3 yard fabric (this will make two poncho wraps)
• Matching thread

Measure and Cut
Cut and then straighten the fabric into a rectangle of approximately 60" x 20".

Construction
1. Finish all the edges of the rectangle by serging and or hemming .

2. Pin the rectangle into a wrap, placing one short edge of the rectangle under the opposite long edge.  You should end up with a V-shape. (See picture.)

3. Try it on before sewing the seam. To make the neck opening smaller, simply move the inside edge over more than the outside edge to create a smaller neck opening .  Once you have checked the neck opening, top stitch the seam and you are done.