Head holes on ponchos don't have to be boring slits. To make a differently-shaped head hole, cut a shape into your folded fabric centered at the midpoint of the folded edge. For example, to make a circular head hole, cut a half-circle centered at the middle of the folded edge, to make a diamond, cut a triangle centered at the middle of the folded edge, etc. Cut a hole for your head. Carefully use a pair of scissors or a fabric knife to cut a slit along the folded edge of the fabric. The slit should be centered along the folded edge - you will probably want to use a tape measure to find the exact center of the fabric's length before cutting to ensure the poncho sits evenly on your shoulders. The hole you make may be the size of your choosing - it just has to be big enough for your head to fit through. Generally, about 12 inches (30 cm) (6 inches on either side of the folded edge's center) is large enough.

A simple way to update your casual style is to add this navy blue poncho. It’s layered over white top teamed with skinny jeans and dark brown leather ankle boots: A white poncho is a great layering piece, we see an ivory-colored version teamed with grey slim jeans and brown suede ankle boots:

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Ponchos can be fashionable and you can style them in many ways. You can wear them as dresses if they are long enough. I love to see ladies who complete these poncho-dresses with heels or high boots. You can also layer your favorite poncho over a dress. Here we see a printed version worn over grey shift dress updated with OTK suede boots and aviator shades: Another great poncho is colored in beige. It can be teamed with light, neutral-colored clothes, like this white crop top and white ankle-length pants completed with high sole flat shoes and mirrored sunglasses:

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Poncho in blue

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