Cute and Easy to Make Towel Cover Ups (Seriously,you can do this in an hour)

Materials

Towel (ours was 17 inches long and wide enough to wrap around a child's waist with 5 inches of overlap)
Fusible bonding web (we used Stitch Witchery)
Large yarn needle
1 (8-inch) piece of elastic

1 large button
Fabric glue
Decorations (lace, ribbon, or whatever you choose)

Instructions

Measure and cut a towel to fit your child, preserving 2 of the hemmed edges (ours were 17 inches long and wide enough to wrap around the kids' waists with 5 inches of overlap).
Fold over each of the cut edges and seal them with fusible bonding web.
For a fastener, use a large yarn needle to make 2 holes (about 1/4 inch apart) near one upper corner. Slip the ends of an 8-inch piece of elastic through the holes, then knot them.
Wrap the cover-up around your child's waist, then sew a large button in place to hold the loop. Finally, use fabric glue to add lace, ribbon, or other decorations.

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