New Ladies Women’s Chunky Cable Knitted Poncho Sweater Jumpers Tops UK Plus Size

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The Rodeo Drive Poncho is perfect for an adventurous beginner (and there’s a video tutorial that walks you through the whole process of knitting the poncho). It’s an a-line construction that’s worked top-down and in-the-round with a cable detail that runs down the front. Don’t let the cable scare you – it’s not hard to do once you understand the process. Here’s a link to video tutorial: Rodeo Drive Poncho Video Tutorial. Repeat in the knit 1, purl 1 pattern until you have 1 stitch remaining and then knit the last stitch. Even though ponchos are more forgiving than, say, a sweater, it’s still a good idea to make a gauge swatch before getting started on your pattern. Achieving the correct gauge will ensure that your poncho won’t be too tight or too large. If you need to, adjust your needle size to achieve the correct gauge. Choose the right yarn. Garter stitch poncho that’s as easy as counting to 50: diamond panels with 50 stitches on each side and 50 decreases with side panels of 50 stitches times 50 ridges. Chunky yarn. Designed by CabinFeverSisters

The Margo Poncho by Elizabeth Smith is for those adventurous knitters who want to try lots of new things. This is worked in two pieces and the shoulders are attached using a 3-needle bind off. There’s buttons & buttonholes along the sides and an easy ‘faux cable’ that uses yarn overs and slipped stitches to create the texture. Give this one a try if you’re feeling adventurous.Choosing the right yarn is crucial to making a poncho you’ll love wearing. The key is to consider when and how you want to wear your poncho.

I’ll see you next week for another free knitting pattern round-up. Make sure to follow the blog so you never miss a post. <3 Interchangeable needles are great, so you can switch the cable out without having to buy a new set of needles. Designers who included ponchos in their Autumn/Winter 2021 collections include Burberry, Christian Dior, Louis Vuitton, Chloé and Missoni, so you’ll be in excellent company. The Shoulder Cozy (also from Churchmouse Yarns) is a capelet that’s worked in the round from the bottom-up. It’s Garter stitch, when worked in the round, means you knit a row then purl a row, and it includes some basic decreases to create the shape. The pattern uses two yarns held together to create the cozy halo and it also comes in two sizes.Fact: ponchos can absolutely be stylish. If you are still traumatized by ponchos that your mom or grandma have made for you in the past – I feel you! Just hear me out, OK? The free poncho knitting patterns that you are about to see are nothing like that.

Pullover poncho knit flat in one rectangule with a 6 row repeat lace stitch and then seamed. Sizes Small, Medium, Large. Designed by Lion Brand. Bulky weight yarn. Pictured project by Dmlagas. Knit flat in 2 pieces with a reversible eyelet stitch and seamed.The Summer Poncho is designed by Susan Whitmore. Pictured project by DebraGreif. Rated easy by Ravelrers Starting from the outside, seam the top seam, leaving a hole just large enough to fit your head through. Make sure the seams from the outside to the inside are the same measurement. (watch the video to see how I sewed it.) If it’s a little too big, that’s okay with me because I like oversized garments, they feel so cozy.These free knit poncho patterns would make great knit gifts for the holiday season. Many of these patterns are unisex, so you can make these patterns for men as well. Even if you're new to knitting, there's an easy knit poncho for beginners or two on this list. You'll be sure to find something you can manage and be very proud of. Looking for your first poncho pattern? A few of the easiest patterns in this collection include the Minjia Poncho(#2), Olive(#7), Seamed Wrap(#13), Pima Rino Tweed Capelet(#15), and Carolina Beach(#17).

I wish I would’ve known how easy they are to knit… and wear. I was so stressed & anxious, thinking that it was too advanced & complicated, but there are a lot of patterns that are simple and easy to follow. Some patterns are complicated, just be sure to read all of the instructions before you get started.Ponchos can be a great first project for a brave beginner knitter. It’s great because it’s a forgiving project and doesn’t have to be perfect. The gauge doesn’t have to be exact, like it needs to be for a sweater. This pattern is created as a triangle that’s knitted together to stay snugly on your shoulders no matter where the day takes you. It features drapey ends and intricate designs throughout that create gorgeous interest in the fabric. Colder days are here to stay, so if you’re in the market for a new knitting project, why not consider a poncho? Ideal for layering.A poncho is an excellent piece to have in your closet to throw over a sweater, dress, or tank top. These pieces transition seamlessly throughout the seasons and occasions.