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

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These free poncho knitting patterns are modern. These amazing designs feature exciting new silhouettes, trendy color choices, and eye-catching details. We’ve got asymmetrical knit ponchos, knit capelet patterns, shawl-like ponchos, and lace knit ponchos. Some of them are super easy knit poncho patterns and there are a few more intricate free knit poncho patterns too. Scroll down and see for yourself! Supplies for Knitting the Perfect Poncho Interchangeable needles are great, so you can switch the cable out without having to buy a new set of needles. I know many of you enjoy working from a paper copy of your knitting pattern that’s why I offer a printer-friendly PDF completely ad-free on Etsy, Ravelry or LoveCrafts. This knit poncho is simply two rectangles with an easy, 16 row repeat lace stitch center section for interest. Designed by Heather Lodinksy for Red Heart. Rated easy by the designer. Worsted weight. Originating from South America, this timeless garment is made from a square or rectangular piece of cloth and features unsewn sides and a hole in the centre for a person’s head. Intrinsically versatile, this easy-to-wear piece of clothing is great for layering when the temperature drops and, with its loose form, it’s also extremely flattering.

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.Most of the time I use a 24″ or 32″ cable. If you have a 32″ you can do most poncho patterns and some blankets too! 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.

You’ll need a set of circular knitting needles. Circular needles are used to accommodate the large number of cast-on stitches needed to knit from forearm to forearm.This poncho is knit with simple, one-row repeat based on broken garter ribbing that works well with variegated yarn. Designed by Andra Asars.

Next, repeat in the knit 1, purl 1 pattern until you have 2 stitches remaining on your working needles. Yes, yes they can be (it depends on the pattern) and they can be beginner friendly too! So, you don’t need a lot of experience before knitting your first garment. 🎉 What’s the best yarn to use for a poncho? 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. Many of these ponchos are available in multiple sizes. To ensure the best size for yourself (or a friend), it’s best to take measurements first!This poncho is knit with a simple 8 row repeat all over cable pattern that you can knit without cable needles if you want. Knit flat in one piece and seamed. sport yarn. Designed by Kathy Yurman 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. 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.