Blanket Stitch Poncho
Submitted on Mon, 09/04/2023 - 04:57
Beginner-friendly, easy-to-make, women's poncho, is perfect for any fall crochet project, ready to be warm and cozy in the cold winter months, A versatile fall and winter clothing accessory, is a great way to add some warmth and personality to your wardrobe.
With two tones, it's got a modern style that will take you from day to night. It's soft and comfortable, so you can wear it all day long. This easy pattern means you can make this poncho with a wide variety of yarn choices, and it's easy enough for beginners to tackle as well. This poncho is a must-have for any crocheter!
Two types of yarns are used in this example pattern. This poncho is perfect for any occasion, whether you're running errands or going on a date. It's soft and comfortable, so it'll feel like wearing your favorite sweatshirt all day long. And it's so quick to make that you'll be able to whip one up in no time at all!
Winter and Fall Womens Poncho Crochet Pattern
A womens poncho is a garment you can throw on when you want to feel warm and comfortable without sacrificing your personal style.
With two tones, it's got a modern style that will take you from day to night. It's soft and comfortable, so you can wear it all day long. This easy pattern means you can make this poncho with a wide variety of yarn choices, and it's easy enough for beginners to tackle as well.
This poncho is a must-have for any crocheter!
This pattern is easy enough for beginner crocheters, but experienced crafters will love the modern style and wide variety of yarn choices available. You can use this pattern with any type of yarn, from bulky to super fine—making it the perfect accessory for any wardrobe.
It will not only keep you warm but also give you room to move around freely without feeling too constricted or bulky.
Yarn dont need to be of the same brands or make, yarn just must to be of the same weight, if you wish to use two different types of yarns, make sure both types have similar weight.
Don't switch between hook sizes , as your project will turn out askew.
If you rather play it safe, you can simply stick to the same Brand, Type, and make for yarn weight that will work with a 5mm hook yarn.
Two types of yarns are used in this example pattern with a 5mm to 5.5mm crochet hook
Yarn used for this project was 3 x 100% Acrylic / 100g ball Approx 215m / 235 yds per ball in color called Elk, and 1 x 75% acrylic, 25% cotton / 200g ball / approx 600m/656 yds in the color Cream
This pattern works well in a yarn-weight of medium. worsted, afghan, or aran yarn and you will have a soft fabric flowing crochet poncho, above mentioned is suggested yarn but any range of category 3 to 4 yarn, which is comfortable with the use of a 5mm/ H-8 crochet hook, will be well suited for this pattern.
Finished Measurements
120 cm tall from top to bottom, 135 cm wide from side to side and a tension of 24 dc sts = 20 cm x 10 rows = 20 cm
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Body Panel / Large Panel
Chain 208
Row 1
Ch 2, 1 dc into 3rd chain from hook, 1 dc into the 207 chains, (208 dc sts), ch 1, turn,
Row 2
Ch 2, 1 dc into the next 207 sts until last stitch of row, ch 1, turn, (208 dc sts)
Row 3
Ch 1, * 1 sc into space before second dc stitch, chain 2, skip next 2 sts, 1 sc into space after 2 skipped stitches, repeat from * until space before last stitch of row, 1 sc into last stitch, ch 1, turn,
Row 4
Ch 2, * 2 dc into 2 ch-sp, repeat from * until end of row, 1 dc into last stitch, ch 1, turn,
Rows 5 to 8, repeat rows 3 to 4 twice over.
Row 9
Ch 2, 1 dc into the next 207 sts until last stitch of row, ch 1, turn, (208 dc sts)
Row 10
Ch 2, 1 dc into the next 207 sts until last stitch of row, ch 1, turn, (208 dc sts)
Color change
If you have opted to change colors, end of your string after Row 10.
Join new color with slip stitch, and 1sc into the first stitch of the row, now continue along with the pattern,
If you opted for a one-color project, simply follow along with the pattern,
Rows 11 to 20 - repeat rows 1 to 10, and follow color-changing options as before.
Rows 21 to 36
repeat rows 3 to 4,8 times over, following the color change options as before.
Rows 37 to 52
repeat rows 3 to 4,8 times over, following the color change options as before. Finish off color.
Measure the opening for the neck and determine where to start with shoulder
A : Place the large panel on a flat surface.
B : Fold large panel from left to right, the rectangle now forms a square.
C : From the folded over the lefthand side, count 82 sts, and mark with a stitch marker if needed.
Add shoulder panel to body panel
From stitch marker, or stitch 83, Join new color with slip stitch, and 1sc into space after stitch 83, this will now count as your, first dc stitch when following along with the pattern, and the turning leg of each odd row thereafter.
Row 1
Ch 2, 1 dc into the next 83 sts until last stitch of row, ch 1, turn, (82 dc sts)
Row 2
Ch 2, 1 dc into the next 83 sts until last stitch of row, ch 1, turn, (84 dc sts)
Row 3
Ch 1, * 1 sc into space before second dc stitch, chain 2, skip next 2 sts, 1 sc into space after 2 skipped stitches, repeat from * until space before last stitch of row, 1 sc into last stitch, ch 1, turn,
Row 4
Ch 2, * 2 dc into 2 ch-sp, repeat from * until end of row, 1 dc into last stitch, ch 1, turn,
Rows 5 to 8, repeat rows 3 to 4 twice over.
Row 9
Ch 2, 1 dc into the next 207 sts until last stitch of row, ch 1, turn, (208 dc sts)
Row 10
Ch 2, 1 dc into the next 207 sts until last stitch of row, ch 1, turn, (208 dc sts)
Rows 11 to 20 - repeat rows 1 to 10, and follow color-changing options as before.
Once completing last row your should piece will now be complete, and you can now join the panel to back.
Fold side E across to side F, then
Fold side D over , the last worked side will now be flush with side E.1, join panel , with simple sc stitches, working with the wrongside facing outwards, till end of row.
You have joined your poncho, turn it inside out, you can now start with the finishing of the pattern.
Finish off your poncho.
Finish off your project, by working a double row of half-double crochet alongside all the edges of the poncho.
Start with the neckline.
Join new color with slip stitch, and 1 sc into the first-row leg of the shoulder panel,
Round 1
Ch 2, 1 hdc into the same 2 ch-sp, 1 hdc into the 1ch-sp, repeat for neckline around, working 2 hdc sts into 2-spaces, and 1 hdc into 1 ch-spaces, around, until you reach the beginning ch 2, join with slip stitch into top of ch 2,
Round 2
Ch 2, 1 hdc into each of the hdc stitches worked in the previous round, until you reach the beginning ch 2, join with slip stitch into top of ch 2, finish off color, and work in tail.
Outer edges of joined poncho
Work 2 rounds around the outer edging of the poncho,
Round 1
Start in a corner, and work 2 hdc, ch 1, 2 hdc into the corner spaces, work
1 hdc into any 2 ch-spaces and 1 hdc any 1ch-spaces, around, until you reach the beginning hdc stitch, join with slip stitch into top of ch 2,
Round 2
Ch 2, 1 hdc into each of the hdc stitches worked in the previous round, also remember the corners, work 2 hdc, ch 1, 2 hdc into the corner spaces, work until you reach the beginning ch 2, join with slip stitch into top of ch 2, finish off color, and work in the tail.
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