Cathy Loves Fabric said... Beautiful, just beautiful. 11/1/05 11:28 PM
CatherineN said... This is very pretty, a gorgeous fabric falling in graceful folds. Good instructions to copy it. 11/1/05 11:29 PM
Mary Stiefer said... That fabric is fabulous and this has a very upscale look. 11/1/05 11:39 PM
sew obsessed said... Very nice. Great directions. Thanks for your review. 11/1/05 11:42 PM
2BSewing said... Wow. Fabric is beautiful...your poncho is beautiful. Great idea of using the Teflon pressing sheet. Thanks for the instructions. 11/2/05 4:31 AM
Lori Sews said... Debra, you always seem to produce beautiful garments. This poncho is gorgeous. 11/2/05 7:23 AM
Stacy Sews said... I'm usually not much for ponchos, but I really like your version. Really pretty. Great instructions, thanks! 11/2/05 7:29 AM
CarrieA said... Hi Debra,
Great instructions for your beautiful poncho. When you say fusible hem tape, are you talking about a product like Steam-a-seam? 11/2/05 11:41 AM
JDpenelope said... Great upscale poncho! Is this your own invention? Very nice indeed.
11/2/05 4:49 PM
Debra H said... In response to Carrie's question, I am not talking about fusible web, I am talking about the colored iron-on hemming tape that is in the notions aisle with rick-rack, bias tape and lacey hem tape. Some of these are NOT fusible, so be sure you get a color that's listed as IRON-ON 11/2/05 7:59 PM
mClones said... When I saw "poncho", I wasn't even going to read the review. BUT, wow! That is some poncho -- elegant, sophisticated. What a knockout. And thanks for the instructions too. 11/2/05 8:09 PM
luvzdogz said... Looks like a million bucks! Just goes to show you that you can get lots of mileage ouf of a simple, basic pattern created out of an expensive fabric. Great job. 11/2/05 9:26 PM
hongkongshopper said... Lovely! 11/2/05 11:14 PM
Danvillegirl said... Like Stacy I have not gotten too much into ponchos. However seeing yours opens my mind to potential other fabric choices similar to yours that would be great. Also I was not aware of fusible or iron on hem tapes that is great. Perhaps I need to spend more time in notions and other areas of fabric stores besides the pattern and fabric section. Very helpful review. 11/3/05 4:12 AM
Beautiful, just beautiful.
11/1/05 11:28 PM
This is very pretty, a gorgeous fabric falling in graceful folds. Good instructions to copy it.
11/1/05 11:29 PM
That fabric is fabulous and this has a very upscale look.
11/1/05 11:39 PM
Very nice. Great directions. Thanks for your review.
11/1/05 11:42 PM
Wow. Fabric is beautiful...your poncho is beautiful. Great idea of using the Teflon pressing sheet. Thanks for the instructions.
11/2/05 4:31 AM
Debra, you always seem to produce beautiful garments. This poncho is gorgeous.
11/2/05 7:23 AM
I'm usually not much for ponchos, but I really like your version. Really pretty. Great instructions, thanks!
11/2/05 7:29 AM
Hi Debra, Great instructions for your beautiful poncho. When you say fusible hem tape, are you talking about a product like Steam-a-seam?
11/2/05 11:41 AM
Great upscale poncho! Is this your own invention? Very nice indeed.
11/2/05 4:49 PM
In response to Carrie's question, I am not talking about fusible web, I am talking about the colored iron-on hemming tape that is in the notions aisle with rick-rack, bias tape and lacey hem tape. Some of these are NOT fusible, so be sure you get a color that's listed as IRON-ON
11/2/05 7:59 PM
When I saw "poncho", I wasn't even going to read the review. BUT, wow! That is some poncho -- elegant, sophisticated. What a knockout. And thanks for the instructions too.
11/2/05 8:09 PM
Looks like a million bucks! Just goes to show you that you can get lots of mileage ouf of a simple, basic pattern created out of an expensive fabric. Great job.
11/2/05 9:26 PM
Lovely!
11/2/05 11:14 PM
Like Stacy I have not gotten too much into ponchos. However seeing yours opens my mind to potential other fabric choices similar to yours that would be great. Also I was not aware of fusible or iron on hem tapes that is great. Perhaps I need to spend more time in notions and other areas of fabric stores besides the pattern and fabric section. Very helpful review.
11/3/05 4:12 AM