Versa, named for being versatile, is a poncho. But it is not just a poncho. Because it is a versatile garment. Additonally, it comes with a replacable hood.
You can button up the poncho on the sides down to the bottom, or you button up as far down as you like it.

Furthermore, you can twist the poncho. With a 45 degrees twist, the eyelets are diagonal, and you button up the neckline.

Turning it 90 degrees, you create a shrug. Or can this be regarded as a bolero? Or a loose fit sweater? Here, you can also button up as far down as you like. And when you want to wear a huge stole, you button up the neckline. And wear it across. Whereupon you can button up this stole in front.

How is all this possible? Pretty easy, with double buttons and lace holes in the right places.

Very detailed instructions, also how to wear this garment, with many photos.

Very detailed instructions (9 pages) with many photos.

Skill Level: ambitious beginner

Skills:

knit
purl
yarnover
knitting stitches together (how to do them is explained in the legend in detail)
skp

short rows (how to do them is explained in the legend in detail)

Finished measurements:
Poncho: length 80 cm / 31.5˝, width 96 cm / 37 ¾˝
Hood: 55 x 36 cm / 21.5 x 14˝

Materials:
Kauni Effekt 8/2, 400 m/100g
For the poncho: 300 g (1200 m)
For the hood: 60 g (240 m)

Yarn alternative, for example: 450 g sock yarn, 6 ply, 300 m/100 g
hood: 100 g sock yarn, 6-ply, 300 m/100g

Additionally: circular needles 5 mm (US8)
additional circular needles for binding off
crochet hook 5 mm (H)
1.5 m scrap yarn
2 x 12 buttons (or desired amount)
5 sets of beads

Gauge:
16 stitches x 28 rows (10 x 10 cm / 4 x 4˝, in basic pattern 1)