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Free poncho patterns for women's ponchos( no patterns or images? please go back to the main page for a free pattern from www.jessica-tromp.nl ) |
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CIRCLE PONCHOS: - Circle ponchos are knit sideways in one continuous piece. The start/end edges can be either sewn together at center back (Closed Circle) or left open at center front (Open Circle). - BOTTOM in the instructions below refers to the bottom of the poncho, which will at the left-hand end of your knit when the right side is facing you. TOTAL ROWS refer to the number of rows at the poncho bottom edge. 1. Circle ponchos are knitted using SHORT ROW SHAPING. You may find using a marker helpful to reduce the amount of counting. The instructions below are fairly brief and are of the form: [short row n1 stitches every other row x1 times]. This means: 1A. Wrong side facing. knit the given number (n1) of stitches less one. Yarn at back. Slip the next st and wrap the yarn around the st to the front. Return the slipped st to the LH needle without knitting it. 1B. Turn the piece and knit to the end of the row. 1C. Repeat steps 1A and 1B as required (x1 times), knitting n1 more stitches each time. |
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STITCH OR KNITTING GAUGE, AND TENSION: depends on the pattern of stitches in the fabric and the tension of the individual knitter or crocheter ( or how tightly one knits or crochets, and thick or thin yarns produce different stitches ). Always knit (or crochet) a tension swatch first Thigh length Open Circle: Sideways Poncho constructed sideways in 8 wedges Pattern File Name: poncho Size: Pattern for Woman 91 cms for size 36 STITCH OR KNITTING GAUGE, AND TENSION: depends on the pattern of stitches in the fabric and the tension of the individual knitter or crocheter ( or how tightly one knits or crochets, and thick or thin yarns produce different stitches ). Gauge (Stocking Stitch over 4 in = 10 cm): 20,0 stitches by 26,0 rows. Body knit by hand on 5 mm needles Ribbing knit by hand on 4 mm needles FINISHED DIMENSIONS: (cms) Poncho Length: 71,0 Neck Width: 25,0 Border Depth: 3,0 Poncho Width: 127,8 Neck Band: 3,0 Fringe Length: 10,0 Note: Read ALL these instructions thoroughly BEFORE starting to knit. PONCHO: 1. Cast on 136 stitches on size 5 needles. 2. Start knit in Stocking Stitch. The poncho will be knitted in 8 wedges, each consisting of an even section and a short-row shaping section. It will start and end with half an even section. 3. knit 8 rows even across all stitches. *knit short row shaping as follows: knit 1 row even across all stitches. Short row 4 stitches every other row 28 times, then 3 stitches every other row 8 times until all stitches are in knit. knit 15 rows even across all stitches.* 96 total rows. 4. Repeat from * to * 6 times more (184, 272, 360, 448, 536, 624 total rows), then knit last short row shaping as follows: knit 1 row even across all stitches. Short row 4 stitches every other row 10 times, then 3 stitches every other row 32 times until all stitches are in knit. 709 total rows. Last half even section: knit 9 rows even across all stitches. Cast off. CONSTRUCT THE PONCHO: 1. Finish the open front edges to stablize them (perhaps knit them as a continuation of the neck band and/or the bottom border). NECK BAND: 1. Using size 4 needles knit a border 3,0 cms deep (approx. 8 rows) around the neckline of the poncho. This is best knitted by picking up stitches around the neck and knitting a few rows. Ribbing will help pull in the neckline a bit. If the neckline is very loose, consider knitting a folded band and inserting a draw string. BORDER: 1. knit a border 3,0 cms deep around the bottom of the poncho. This should be crocheted or in a non-curling knit stitch to provide stability to the bottom edge of the poncho. FRINGE: 1. knit a 10,0 cms fringe around the bottom edge of the poncho. Various methods are given in the Help File / User Manual. FINISHING: 1. Add buttons, ties or a zipper for the front closure. 2. Darn/weave/sew in all loose ends. 3. BLOCK. Really, it makes all the difference. AMOUNT OF YARN REQUIRED TO MAKE GARMENT: --- WARNING. THIS IS A ROUGH ESTIMATE ONLY. Measure a sample piece for a more accurate calculation. Amount needed: 20,9 for poncho panels 0,3 for neckband 2,0 for border and front bands (plus 3,0 to 6,1 for fringe) 23,2 Ounces TOTAL (excluding fringe) NOTES: Pattern designed by: Jessica with KNITWARE DESIGN STITCH OR KNITTING GAUGE, AND TENSION: depends on the pattern of stitches in the fabric and the tension of the individual knitter or crocheter ( or how tightly one knits or crochets, and thick or thin yarns produce different stitches ). Always knit (or crochet) a tension swatch first Thigh length Open Circle: Sideways Poncho constructed sideways in 8 wedges Pattern File Name: poncho Size: Pattern for Woman chestsize 101 cms for size 40 STITCH OR KNITTING GAUGE, AND TENSION: depends on the pattern of stitches in the fabric and the tension of the individual knitter or crocheter ( or how tightly one knits or crochets, and thick or thin yarns produce different stitches ). Gauge (Stocking Stitch over 4 in = 10 cm): 20,0 stitches by 26,0 rows. Body knit by hand on 5 mm needles Ribbing knit by hand on 4 mm needles FINISHED DIMENSIONS: (cms) Poncho Length: 72,0 Neck Width: 27,0 Border Depth: 4,0 Poncho Width: 129,6 Neck Band: 4,0 Fringe Length: 11,0 Note: Read ALL these instructions thoroughly BEFORE starting to knit. PONCHO: 1. Cast on 136 stitches on size 5 needles. 2. Start knit in Stocking Stitch. The poncho will be knitted in 8 wedges, each consisting of an even section and a short-row shaping section. It will start and end with half an even section. 3. knit 14 rows even across all stitches. *knit short row shaping as follows: knit 1 row even across all stitches. Short row 4 stitches every other row 28 times, then 3 stitches every other row 8 times until all stitches are in knit. knit 15 rows even across all stitches.* 102 total rows. 4. Repeat from * to * 6 times more (190, 278, 366, 454, 542, 630 total rows), then knit last short row shaping as follows: knit 1 row even across all stitches. Short row 4 stitches every other row 28 times, then 3 stitches every other row 8 times until all stitches are in knit. 703 total rows. Last half even section: knit 15 rows even across all stitches. Cast off. CONSTRUCT THE PONCHO: 1. Finish the open front edges to stablize them (perhaps knit them as a continuation of the neck band and/or the bottom border). NECK BAND: 1. Using size 4 needles knit a border 4,0 cms deep (approx. 10 rows) around the neckline of the poncho. This is best knitted by picking up stitches around the neck and knitting a few rows. Ribbing will help pull in the neckline a bit. If the neckline is very loose, consider knitting a folded band and inserting a draw string. BORDER: 1. knit a border 4,0 cms deep around the bottom of the poncho. This should be crocheted or in a non-curling knit stitch to provide stability to the bottom edge of the poncho. FRINGE: 1. knit a 11,0 cms fringe around the bottom edge of the poncho. Various methods are given in the Help File / User Manual. FINISHING: 1. Add buttons, ties or a zipper for the front closure. 2. Darn/weave/sew in all loose ends. 3. BLOCK. Really, it makes all the difference. AMOUNT OF YARN REQUIRED TO MAKE GARMENT: --- WARNING. THIS IS A ROUGH ESTIMATE ONLY. Measure a sample piece for a more accurate calculation. Amount needed: 21,2 for poncho panels 0,4 for neckband 2,5 for border and front bands (plus 3,3 to 6,7 for fringe) 24,1 Ounces TOTAL (excluding fringe) NOTES: Pattern designed by: Jessica with KNITWARE DESIGN STITCH OR KNITTING GAUGE, AND TENSION: depends on the pattern of stitches in the fabric and the tension of the individual knitter or crocheter ( or how tightly one knits or crochets, and thick or thin yarns produce different stitches ). Always knit (or crochet) a tension swatch first Thigh length Open Circle: Sideways Poncho constructed sideways in 8 wedges Pattern File Name: poncho Size: Pattern for Woman chestsize 111 cms for size 44 STITCH OR KNITTING GAUGE, AND TENSION: depends on the pattern of stitches in the fabric and the tension of the individual knitter or crocheter ( or how tightly one knits or crochets, and thick or thin yarns produce different stitches ). Gauge (Stocking Stitch over 4 in = 10 cm): 20,0 stitches by 26,0 rows. Body knit by hand on 5 mm needles Ribbing knit by hand on 4 mm needles FINISHED DIMENSIONS: (cms) Poncho Length: 74,0 Neck Width: 30,0 Border Depth: 4,0 Poncho Width: 133,2 Neck Band: 4,0 Fringe Length: 11,0 Note: Read ALL these instructions thoroughly BEFORE starting to knit. PONCHO: 1. Cast on 140 stitches on size 5 needles. 2. Start knit in Stocking Stitch. The poncho will be knitted in 8 wedges, each consisting of an even section and a short-row shaping section. It will start and end with half an even section. 3. knit 14 rows even across all stitches. *knit short row shaping as follows: knit 1 row even across all stitches. Short row 4 stitches every other row 32 times, then 3 stitches every other row 4 times until all stitches are in knit. knit 17 rows even across all stitches.* 104 total rows. 4. Repeat from * to * 6 times more (194, 284, 374, 464, 554, 644 total rows), then knit last short row shaping as follows: knit 1 row even across all stitches. Short row 4 stitches every other row 26 times, then 3 stitches every other row 12 times until all stitches are in knit. 721 total rows. Last half even section: knit 15 rows even across all stitches. Cast off. CONSTRUCT THE PONCHO: 1. Finish the open front edges to stablize them (perhaps knit them as a continuation of the neck band and/or the bottom border). NECK BAND: 1. Using size 4 needles knit a border 4,0 cms deep (approx. 10 rows) around the neckline of the poncho. This is best knitted by picking up stitches around the neck and knitting a few rows. Ribbing will help pull in the neckline a bit. If the neckline is very loose, consider knitting a folded band and inserting a draw string. BORDER: 1. knit a border 4,0 cms deep around the bottom of the poncho. This should be crocheted or in a non-curling knit stitch to provide stability to the bottom edge of the poncho. FRINGE: 1. knit a 11,0 cms fringe around the bottom edge of the poncho. Various methods are given in the Help File / User Manual. FINISHING: 1. Add buttons, ties or a zipper for the front closure. 2. Darn/weave/sew in all loose ends. 3. BLOCK. Really, it makes all the difference. AMOUNT OF YARN REQUIRED TO MAKE GARMENT: --- WARNING. THIS IS A ROUGH ESTIMATE ONLY. Measure a sample piece for a more accurate calculation. Amount needed: 22,6 for poncho panels 0,4 for neckband 2,6 for border and front bands (plus 3,4 to 6,9 for fringe) 25,6 Ounces TOTAL (excluding fringe) NOTES: Pattern designed by: Jessica with KNITWARE DESIGN STITCH OR KNITTING GAUGE, AND TENSION: depends on the pattern of stitches in the fabric and the tension of the individual knitter or crocheter ( or how tightly one knits or crochets, and thick or thin yarns produce different stitches ). Always knit (or crochet) a tension swatch first Thigh length Open Circle: Sideways Poncho constructed sideways in 8 wedges Pattern File Name: poncho Size: Pattern for Woman chestsize 121 cms for size 48 STITCH OR KNITTING GAUGE, AND TENSION: depends on the pattern of stitches in the fabric and the tension of the individual knitter or crocheter ( or how tightly one knits or crochets, and thick or thin yarns produce different stitches ). Gauge (Stocking Stitch over 4 in = 10 cm): 20,0 stitches by 26,0 rows. Body knit by hand on 5 mm needles Ribbing knit by hand on 4 mm needles FINISHED DIMENSIONS: (cms) Poncho Length: 75,0 Neck Width: 33,0 Border Depth: 4,0 Poncho Width: 135,0 Neck Band: 4,0 Fringe Length: 11,0 Note: Read ALL these instructions thoroughly BEFORE starting to knit. PONCHO: 1. Cast on 142 stitches on size 5 needles. 2. Start knit in Stocking Stitch. The poncho will be knitted in 8 wedges, each consisting of an even section and a short-row shaping section. It will start and end with half an even section. 3. knit 16 rows even across all stitches. *knit short row shaping as follows: knit 1 row even across all stitches. Short row 4 stitches every other row 34 times, then 3 stitches every other row twice until all stitches are in knit. knit 19 rows even across all stitches.* 108 total rows. 4. Repeat from * to * 6 times more (200, 292, 384, 476, 568, 660 total rows), then knit last short row shaping as follows: knit 1 row even across all stitches. Short row 5 stitches every other row 10 times, then 4 stitches every other row 23 times until all stitches are in knit. 727 total rows. Last half even section: knit 15 rows even across all stitches. Cast off. CONSTRUCT THE PONCHO: 1. Finish the open front edges to stablize them (perhaps knit them as a continuation of the neck band and/or the bottom border). NECK BAND: 1. Using size 4 needles knit a border 4,0 cms deep (approx. 10 rows) around the neckline of the poncho. This is best knitted by picking up stitches around the neck and knitting a few rows. Ribbing will help pull in the neckline a bit. If the neckline is very loose, consider knitting a folded band and inserting a draw string. BORDER: 1. knit a border 4,0 cms deep around the bottom of the poncho. This should be crocheted or in a non-curling knit stitch to provide stability to the bottom edge of the poncho. FRINGE: 1. knit a 11,0 cms fringe around the bottom edge of the poncho. Various methods are given in the Help File / User Manual. FINISHING: 1. Add buttons, ties or a zipper for the front closure. 2. Darn/weave/sew in all loose ends. 3. BLOCK. Really, it makes all the difference. AMOUNT OF YARN REQUIRED TO MAKE GARMENT: --- WARNING. THIS IS A ROUGH ESTIMATE ONLY. Measure a sample piece for a more accurate calculation. Amount needed: 23,5 for poncho panels 0,5 for neckband 2,6 for border and front bands (plus 3,5 to 6,9 for fringe) 26,6 Ounces TOTAL (excluding fringe) NOTES: Pattern designed by Jessica www.jessica-tromp.nl with Knitware design |
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