Poncho + Vest + Jacket + Cardigan

Dear users, dear designers,
the height of summer usually brings heat with it, but it also marks the start of the road toward fall. In other words: now is the time to think about fall and make a pretty vest, a warm jacket, a cozy poncho, or cardigan by hand so that you have something to wear in the fall.
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@Designers,
2-3 patterns per designer are enough. Don’t forget the link and image, as well as the usual information about the material, technique, difficulty level, and what makes the pattern special.

A warm hello to all crochet fans :) Let’s crochet this pretty pointed vest together. It is very easy and quick to crochet.

This is an illustrated PDF file with a description. Easy to adapt to all sizes.

Perfect for Bobbels/plied yarns

The pattern includes:

• a size chart for all sizes
• crochet chart for the vest
• step-by-step explanations
• tips and tricks from me

Difficulty level: easy 
Basic crochet skills are still required

Material:

• 4-ply Bobbel
• hook size 4

I’m happy to answer any questions at any time!
>> Please click here to go to the pattern!

A wonderful transitional jacket for little, fashion-conscious ladies :) In 10 sizes!
This jacket is soft and cozy, simply perfect for cool evenings :) Great for the transitional season

The pattern explains exactly what to do. Using a size chart, you can very easily choose the desired size and get started right away.

The pattern includes:
- Size chart for a total of 10 sizes
- Diagrams for the body section
- Pictures and description for every step of the jacket: Everything from the body section to the hood is explained in detail. - - Lots of tips and tricks from me

Difficulty level: intermediate
ch, inc, hdc, dec, dc, fpdc, BLO, sc, sl st are needed.
Of course, in the pattern you will find the exact description of the stitches again

>>> Please click here to go to the pattern! 

Best regards, Crisa´s Häkelwelt

Crochet Pattern Poncho Seabreaze

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A gentle breeze blows regularly not only in the far north, but all over the world. With a poncho, you have the perfect companion when it’s still too warm for a jacket but too cool for bare shoulders.

The pattern is very simple, and you can crochet this poncho in all sizes. The airy fringes loosen up the overall look a little more.

Difficulty level: Very easy

What you need:

Approx. 200 g of each of two different colors (here, for example, turquoise/white) – polyester yarn: 100 g = yardage 250 m – recommended hook size 3–3.5
Hook size used: 4

What you need to know:


chain stitches, single crochet, half double crochet and double crochet

With this modern poncho, you’ll be right on trend; it’s a beautiful eye-catcher and perfect for cool summer evenings. Just slip it on, pull the collar closed if you like, and the weather won’t bother you anymore.

The pattern includes the following 3 size/measurement details:

• Children ages 8–12
• Women’s size 36–42
• Women’s size 44–48/50

The poncho is crocheted in rounds and is definitely manageable even for ambitious beginners.




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Materials needed:

• For women’s size 36–42, I used approx. 1400 m of 4-ply yarn (for larger/smaller sizes, plan for correspondingly more/less)
• 2 crochet hooks appropriate for the yarn (sizes 3.5 + 4 were used here)

It’s actually a stole, but it works very well as a poncho, too.

You can find the pattern here.



Knitted lengthwise from sock yarn, you can make it any size you like. It features a lace pattern along the bottom edge (knitting chart included). For the poncho version, you’ll need at least 600m of yarn.

Crochet pattern Poncho "Elegance"

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Do you maybe have to go to an after-work party or a romantic dinner soon on short notice and, once again, have nothing suitable to wear? How about an airy yet truly elegant poncho?

You can crochet the poncho longer or shorter as you like by repeating the pattern repeats as desired. The 18-page pattern includes a crochet chart as well as written instructions with lots of step-by-step pictures.

A gauge is also provided, so you can crochet the poncho larger or smaller as you like.

Skill level: Easy

What you need:

Approx. 200–250 g of any gradient yarn cake – 4-ply with glitter thread – 1000–1200 m yardage, recommended hook size 3.5


Measurements for model L/XL

Shoulder opening approx. 55 cm 
Total width approx. 115 cm 
Length from neck to point approx. 50 cm in the middle/35 cm side sections/43 cm to the corners


What you need to know:

chain stitches, single crochet, half and full double crochet, slip stitches

Ponchos are always in season—whether summer, fall, or winter. This casual-cool summer poncho is guaranteed to become your favorite. Just throw it on and look great. With its clever cut and elegant drape, it is an absolute figure-flatterer and conceals small problem areas. It goes with jeans and dresses. Just take a look at the photos.

• It fits all sizes. The neckline size and back length are customized at the end.
• The knitting pattern and the stitch pattern are suitable for knitting beginners and pros alike. We knit only knit stitches, purl stitches, and yarn overs. 4 pattern rows alternate continuously. But you don’t need to be able to read any
  complicated knitting charts, although a knitting chart
  is included. On 21 illustrated pages, I show and explain everything to you in detail, step by step

Materials

• 200 g “Drachenwolle” (yardage 600 m/100 g)
  
• Circular knitting needle with metal tips, size 3.5, 80 cm long (or longer)

I hope you have lots of fun with the pattern and wearing your summer poncho. Best regards from Ina --> Click here and you’ll go directly to the pattern!

And for those who’d like to start thinking about fall now and enjoy walks outside among the colorful leaves, this soft and warm poncho made of cozy wool with a built-in color gradient is highly recommended. It flatters your figure and effortlessly hides any little extra padding—nothing pinches or digs in. Knitting it is fun, because we make quick progress thanks to size 8 needles. The size can be customized to fit the wearer. The knitting pattern is also very well suited for beginners.

Materials:
700 g Olympia, circular knitting needle size 8

I wish you lots of fun making it and many admiring glances when you wear it. Warm regards from Ina--> Click here to go directly to the pattern!

Winter is sure to come again (despite global warming). And then a poncho like this is wonderfully warm:

Crochet Pattern for a Poncho with a Möbius Scarf Collar (Loop)—quick and easy




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Quick and easy to crochet... (it only took me one weekend to make both pieces).

With this crochet method, you can decide how big you want the poncho to be as you go—just stop crocheting when you’re happy with the size.

The poncho and Möbius scarf are made with thick gradient yarn (100 g – 100 m) and a size 8.0 crochet hook. Other yarns are perfectly fine; the important thing is to follow the specified starting measurements. The principle remains the same throughout.

The PDF pattern includes instructions for both the poncho and the Möbius scarf and is illustrated , but it is not a crochet course in itself.

You’ll need the following crochet skills :
chain stitches, single crochet, slip stitches, crocheting in rows, and crocheting in rounds.

By the way: with a Möbius scarf, the pattern you’ve worked is mirrored—that is, one horizontal half appears as the right outer side, while the other half appears as the left inner side of the pattern. This creates sophisticated effects depending on how the scarf is draped and how the pattern falls.

Suitable for all seasons:

Cardigan/Knitted Jacket Gita - Sizes 36 to 42 One Size



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A knitted lightweight piece for all seasons – whether worn over or under something – simple, with an eye-catching collar area. Both patterns used are very easy (only knit and purl stitches). The collar shaping requires a bit of care, so difficulty level: medium.

Unlike the “Margit” model, the sleeves are knitted with a sleeve cap. The length is variable.

The illustrated pattern with stitch- and row-by-row instructions is based on a gauge of approx. 14.5 sts = approx. 10 cm with size 6.0 knitting needles. Because of the jacket’s casual shape and stretch, one stitch more or less is not especially critical. If your gauge differs more significantly, please choose larger or smaller knitting needles. The pattern does not include a knitting course, but it does contain relevant link tips.

We need
225 g KidSilk by Austermann, color 40 Emerald, 75% kid mohair, 25% silk, information according to the ball band: needles 3–4, 18 sts x 26 rows = 10 cm x 10 cm, hand wash, 25 g – 225 m yardage;
Alternative yarns: e.g. Kid-Seta (Schulana) or Kid Mohair or KidSilk (Adriafil) – the same amount in each case for the total back length of approx. 71 cm knitted here. This material is knitted with two strands held together. Additional alternative yarns are listed in the pattern.

Used here: size 6.0 knitting needles, pins, measuring tape, yarn needle for weaving in ends, scissors, stitch marker, row counter if needed.

We can always brave the cold season... and it’s definitely coming!
A poncho makes it all the more enjoyable!

The combination of cable and lace patterns – paired with this warm alpaca quality – keeps this shoulder warmer nice and warm whenever we need it.

This pattern is designed for sizes 36/38/40/42.
The included schematic and the gauge make it possible to make it in any size!

A detailed description and a knitting chart guide you through the pattern.
There is also a precise schematic in the pattern.

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A wonderfully lightweight—yet still very warm thanks to the camel hair—poncho is waiting for you here!

The technique is kept simple—but the little cable border adds the finishing touch!
Plus, the snowmen worked in beads look lovely and also serve to weigh down the poncho, ensuring it drapes neatly.

This pattern is designed for sizes 38/40.
However, the included schematic and gauge make it possible to knit any size!

A detailed description guides you through the entire knitting process.

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Start getting ready for fall already....................., does it have to be?

No, it doesn’t have to be, but it would be nice if your poncho were already finished by then.



The name of the gradient yarn cake "Falling Leaves," which gave the poncho its name, already gets you in the mood for fall.

Materials:

• 2 gradient yarn cakes “Falling Leaves,” 4-ply, total yardage 2,400 meters
  
• 1 circular knitting needle size 5, 40-60 cm
• 1 circular knitting needle size 5, 100-120 cm
• 3 stitch markers
• 1 needle for weaving in ends
• 1 pair of scissors

Measurements:

• Length 1.05 meters
• Circumference 2.26 meters
• Neck circumference 1.00 meter

The pattern is also suitable for beginners and includes an explanation of how you can adjust the poncho to your size.

>>> Click here for the pattern 

Have fun knitting, and I’ll be happy to help if you have any questions!!!

Best wishes

Christa

Poncho - Crochet Pattern





This cozy poncho will be a constant companion on cool and cold days. It can be crocheted in any size and made with any color combination and type of yarn.

The poncho stands out with its ornamental pattern and is a true gem in your wardrobe in every way.

The 22-page pattern, featuring 90 step-by-step photos, makes it easy even for beginners to recreate this beautiful poncho.

The ornamental stitches are explained and demonstrated in detail.

Basic knowledge of stitch types—single crochet, chain stitch, and double crochet—is required.


Materials:

• Any type of yarn is suitable....
• Yarn usage: approx. 250–300 g per color, depending on size and yarn type.
• For children’s sizes, approx. 150–200 g per color
• Crochet hook size 4

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How about a combination of a triangular shawl and a poncho? A real eye-catcher on cool summer evenings or for festive occasions!



In the knitting pattern, the complete shawl is explained in detail step by step over 18 pages plus an additional 2 pages with detailed pattern charts, including the pattern repeats and lots of photos. However, you should have basic knitting skills and a little practice. I would rate the difficulty level as intermediate. 

The following basic knitting and crochet skills are required:

• knit knit and purl stitches
• work yarn overs
• decreases leaning to the right and to the left (also briefly explained here)
• two-row seed stitch
• knitting from a chart
• crochet chain stitches and single crochet
• It would be helpful if you know how to increase stitches to the right (there are notes on this in the pattern)

Material:

• 300 g cotton in white (here: yardage 
• 170 m/50 g) 
• 50-100 g cotton in pink 
• One 80 cm circular knitting needle, size 3.5 mm 
• One crochet hook, size 3.5 mm 
• One yarn needle for weaving in ends 
• A few stitch markers
  

Click here for the knitting pattern for the poncho and triangular shawl combination