Ponchos and Capes // Fall Trends 2019

Dear users, dear authors,
here you’ll find wonderful ponchos and capes.
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@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget to include the link, image, and the usual information.

Red is a popular color again this fall/winter season.
For the cape shown, measuring 51 x 120 cm, you’ll need 200 g of 4-ply yarn (50% cotton, 50% polyacrylic).
The two-page PDF file is suitable for beginners.

To the pattern: *click*



“Cool Temptation” is a real eye-catcher.
The elegant lace pattern at the beginning gives it that special touch; the pattern requires a lot of attention, but it’s well worth the effort.
The other patterns are really relaxing—the lace pattern is explained with a chart, and the other two are written out in full.
You’ll need at least 300g of sock-weight yarn. Since the size can be easily adjusted, using 400g will make it extra cozy.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/40425/cool-temptation-gestrickter-poncho

Crochet Pattern Poncho Zauberland

You can make it in any size you like, with or without a cozy warm turtleneck collar.

The 3-piece set is a wonderful companion in every season. The pattern is written to be absolutely beginner-friendly.

No annoying sewing together; it is worked in one piece, so it’s ideal for gradient yarns.As a bonus, you get the patterns for a matching hat and wrist warmers



Click here to go directly to the pattern:

The amount of material needed depends on the hook/yarn thickness, the poncho length/hat size/hand size.

• Approx. 2250 m/585 g of 4-ply, plied yarn was used here (without collar)
  210 m/55 g of yarn was used for the collar (of course depending on the height)
• Crochet hook to match the yarn, here size 3.5
• 4 stitch markers

For the amount needed for the hat and wrist warmers, please see the product description or the pattern

Crochet Pattern Poncho Windspiel

A wonderful companion in every season. The pattern is written to be absolutely suitable for beginners.
No annoying seaming; it is worked in one piece, so it’s ideal for gradient yarns.

You can make it using a written pattern and crochet chart.



Click here and you’ll go directly to the pattern:

Required materials:

• a 4-ply, plied gradient yarn with a total yardage of approx. 1900 m was used here
  (Yarn usage of course depends on the length)
• Crochet hook size 3.5 or size 4

This poncho is knitted from 200 g of sock yarn. It’s one of my favorite pieces because it keeps me nice and warm while still leaving my arms free. Plus, it’s easy to carry in any bag.

Easy to knit; basic knitting skills are required.

Get the knitting pattern here

This poncho shawl with a lace pattern and waves is a very pretty eye-catcher. Just the thing for long winter evenings. It’ll be finished by spring, ready to wear.

Recommended for advanced knitters

Click here for the knitting pattern

Knitting Pattern for a Cape

Knitted using only knit and purl stitches, this design is easy to recreate on circular needles.

The pattern includes a written explanation of the stitch pattern, and I’ve also included a knitting chart. This will guide you round by round to the finished result.

You can find the pattern here 

Fall is poncho season. You simply throw one on and look dressed. Just like that indoors when you feel a little chilly, or a thicker version for outside. Feel free to take a look at my recommendations. You can get to more pictures, information, and the pattern by clicking on the headings.

I hope you have lots of fun making them.
Warm regards from Ina

Poncho with Fringe - One Size
-> Ideal for knitting beginners, it looks really casual with jeans, for indoors and outdoors, the color gradients come directly from the ball of yarn (6-ply sock yarn)



Warm Poncho
-> One size, also very good for knitting beginners, as I explain everything very well, we knit it as a raglan from the top down, ideal for outside




Short Poncho
-> Perfectly suited for indoors, office-friendly, the short shape leaves your arms free for working, looks elegant and chic

Are there any other great styles?

Cape Eda with its knit-and-purl pattern can be worn either way.

The 4-page PDF pattern is suitable for beginners.

The cape shown measures 140 x 47 cm.

Find out more here: *click *

Poncho "Cappucchino"
With two cleverly placed buttons, this poncho is a true quick-change artist. Since the buttons fit through the lace pattern, there’s no need to work in buttonholes—so the buttons can be fastened at any
position you like, creating lots of different ways to wear it!

Go to the pattern here

Two Woolly Hugs BOBBEL-COTTON yarn cakes (50% cotton, 50% polyacrylic, yardage = 800 m/200 g) in color no. 02 were used for the poncho.

Detailed description as a PDF file with text, crochet chart, and step-by-step photos.