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free poncho knitpatterns for baby Hip length Closed Circle: Top-Down Poncho( no patterns or images? please go back to the main page for a free pattern from www.jessica-tromp.nl ) |
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Baby size 62 , 74, 80 cms
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Poncho pattern for baby 62, 74 and 80 cms long. Or in inches; 24.5 in., 29 in. and 31.5 in. long.
free poncho knitpatterns for baby Hip length Closed Circle: Top-Down Poncho |
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Hip length Closed Circle: Top-Down Poncho Designed : 25-6-2007 Pattern File Name: poncho closed circle Size: Standard Baby 4.5 kg for * size 62 KNIT YOUR TENSION SWATCH FIRST, IF YOU USE A STITCH PATTERN, KNIT SWATCH IN THIS PATTERN, THEN CHOOSE YOUR PATTERN WITH THE RIGHT GAUGE 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: 21,0 Neck Width: 12,0 Border Depth: 2,0 Poncho Width: 42,0 Neck Band: 2,0 Fringe Length: 6,0 Note: Read ALL these instructions thoroughly BEFORE starting to knit. NOTE: Instructions are given below for default top-down circular shaping. For more shaping options, select the Round Yoke Calculator (from the Calculator option on the Main Menu), using the following values: Number of stitches at Top = 48, Number of stitches at Bottom = 174, Number of Rounds = 49 and Direction of knit = Top-Down (increase). The calculations below use 6 Shaping Rounds and Funnel (not Even) Spacing between Rounds. PONCHO: 1. Cast on 48 stitches on size 5 needles. Join to form a circle, taking care not to twist the stitches. Round 1: knit even on 48 stitches. Round 2: Inc 21 stitches evenly across the row to total 69 stitches. (* [K3, M1] once, then [K2, M1] twice * 6 times, then [K2, M1] 3 times.) Round 3: knit even on 69 stitches. Round 4: Inc 21 stitches evenly across the row to total 90 stitches. (* [K4, M1] once, then [K3, M1] twice * 6 times, then [K3, M1] 3 times.) Rounds 5 to 6: knit even on 90 stitches. Round 7: Inc 21 stitches evenly across the row to total 111 stitches. (* [K5, M1] once, then [K4, M1] twice * 6 times, then [K4, M1] 3 times.) Rounds 8 to 12: knit even on 111 stitches. Round 13: Inc 21 stitches evenly across the row to total 132 stitches. (* [K6, M1] once, then [K5, M1] twice * 6 times, then [K5, M1] 3 times.) Rounds 14 to 20: knit even on 132 stitches. Round 21: Inc 21 stitches evenly across the row to total 153 stitches. (* [K7, M1] once, then [K6, M1] twice * 6 times, then [K6, M1] 3 times.) Rounds 22 to 30: knit even on 153 stitches. Round 31: Inc 21 stitches evenly across the row to total 174 stitches. (* [K8, M1] once, then [K7, M1] twice * 6 times, then [K7, M1] 3 times.) Rounds 32 to 49: knit even on 174 stitches. 2. Cast off. CONSTRUCT THE PONCHO: 1. Sew, graft or crochet the centre back seam. NECK BAND: 1. Using size 4 needles knit a border 2,0 cms deep (approx. 5 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 2,0 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 6,0 cms fringe around the bottom edge of the poncho. Various methods are given in the Help File / User Manual. FINISHING: 1. Darn/weave/sew in all loose ends. 2. 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: 56,8 for poncho panels 2,5 for neckband 9,1 for border (plus 12,5 to 25,1 for fringe) 68,4 Grams TOTAL (excluding fringe) NOTES: Pattern designed by: Jessica with Knitware design ™  Hip length Closed Circle: Top-Down Poncho Designed : 25-6-2007 Pattern File Name: poncho closed circle Size: Standard Baby 8.2 kg for * size 74 KNIT YOUR TENSION SWATCH FIRST, IF YOU USE A STITCH PATTERN, KNIT SWATCH IN THIS PATTERN, THEN CHOOSE YOUR PATTERN WITH THE RIGHT GAUGE 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: 24,0 Neck Width: 14,0 Border Depth: 2,0 Poncho Width: 48,0 Neck Band: 2,0 Fringe Length: 6,0 Note: Read ALL these instructions thoroughly BEFORE starting to knit. NOTE: Instructions are given below for default top-down circular shaping. For more shaping options, select the Round Yoke Calculator (from the Calculator option on the Main Menu), using the following values: Number of stitches at Top = 56, Number of stitches at Bottom = 200, Number of Rounds = 57 and Direction of knit = Top-Down (increase). The calculations below use 6 Shaping Rounds and Funnel (not Even) Spacing between Rounds. PONCHO: 1. Cast on 56 stitches on size 5 needles. Join to form a circle, taking care not to twist the stitches. Round 1: knit even on 56 stitches. Round 2: Inc 24 stitches evenly across the row to total 80 stitches. (* [K3, M1] once, then [K2, M1] twice * 8 times.) Round 3: knit even on 80 stitches. Round 4: Inc 24 stitches evenly across the row to total 104 stitches. (* [K4, M1] once, then [K3, M1] twice * 8 times.) Rounds 5 to 8: knit even on 104 stitches. Round 9: Inc 24 stitches evenly across the row to total 128 stitches. (* [K5, M1] once, then [K4, M1] twice * 8 times.) Rounds 10 to 14: knit even on 128 stitches. Round 15: Inc 24 stitches evenly across the row to total 152 stitches. (* [K6, M1] once, then [K5, M1] twice * 8 times.) Rounds 16 to 23: knit even on 152 stitches. Round 24: Inc 24 stitches evenly across the row to total 176 stitches. (* [K7, M1] once, then [K6, M1] twice * 8 times.) Rounds 25 to 35: knit even on 176 stitches. Round 36: Inc 24 stitches evenly across the row to total 200 stitches. (* [K8, M1] once, then [K7, M1] twice * 8 times.) Rounds 37 to 57: knit even on 200 stitches. 2. Cast off. CONSTRUCT THE PONCHO: 1. Sew, graft or crochet the centre back seam. NECK BAND: 1. Using size 4 needles knit a border 2,0 cms deep (approx. 5 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 2,0 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 6,0 cms fringe around the bottom edge of the poncho. Various methods are given in the Help File / User Manual. FINISHING: 1. Darn/weave/sew in all loose ends. 2. 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: 75,9 for poncho panels 2,9 for neckband 10,5 for border (plus 14,4 to 28,8 for fringe) 89,3 Grams TOTAL (excluding fringe) NOTES: Pattern designed by: Jessica with Knitware design ™  Hip length Closed Circle: Top-Down Poncho Designed : 25-6-2007 Pattern File Name: poncho closed circle Size: Standard Baby 11 kg for * size 80 KNIT YOUR TENSION SWATCH FIRST, IF YOU USE A STITCH PATTERN, KNIT SWATCH IN THIS PATTERN, THEN CHOOSE YOUR PATTERN WITH THE RIGHT GAUGE 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: 26,0 Neck Width: 15,0 Border Depth: 2,0 Poncho Width: 52,0 Neck Band: 2,0 Fringe Length: 6,0 Note: Read ALL these instructions thoroughly BEFORE starting to knit. NOTE: Instructions are given below for default top-down circular shaping. For more shaping options, select the Round Yoke Calculator (from the Calculator option on the Main Menu), using the following values: Number of stitches at Top = 60, Number of stitches at Bottom = 218, Number of Rounds = 62 and Direction of knit = Top-Down (increase). The calculations below use 6 Shaping Rounds and Funnel (not Even) Spacing between Rounds. PONCHO: 1. Cast on 60 stitches on size 5 needles. Join to form a circle, taking care not to twist the stitches. Round 1: knit even on 60 stitches. Round 2: Inc 26 stitches evenly across the row to total 86 stitches. (* [K3, M1] once, then [K2, M1] twice * 8 times, then [K2, M1] twice.) Round 3: knit even on 86 stitches. Round 4: Inc 26 stitches evenly across the row to total 112 stitches. (* [K4, M1] once, then [K3, M1] twice * 8 times, then [K3, M1] twice.) Rounds 5 to 8: knit even on 112 stitches. Round 9: Inc 26 stitches evenly across the row to total 138 stitches. (* [K5, M1] once, then [K4, M1] twice * 8 times, then [K4, M1] twice.) Rounds 10 to 15: knit even on 138 stitches. Round 16: Inc 26 stitches evenly across the row to total 164 stitches. (* [K6, M1] once, then [K5, M1] twice * 8 times, then [K5, M1] twice.) Rounds 17 to 25: knit even on 164 stitches. Round 26: Inc 26 stitches evenly across the row to total 190 stitches. (* [K7, M1] once, then [K6, M1] twice * 8 times, then [K6, M1] twice.) Rounds 27 to 38: knit even on 190 stitches. Round 39: Inc 28 stitches evenly across the row to total 218 stitches. (* [K7, M1] 3 times, then [K6, M1] once * 6 times, then [K7, M1] 4 times.) Rounds 40 to 62: knit even on 218 stitches. 2. Cast off. CONSTRUCT THE PONCHO: 1. Sew, graft or crochet the centre back seam. NECK BAND: 1. Using size 4 needles knit a border 2,0 cms deep (approx. 5 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 2,0 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 6,0 cms fringe around the bottom edge of the poncho. Various methods are given in the Help File / User Manual. FINISHING: 1. Darn/weave/sew in all loose ends. 2. 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: 89,9 for poncho panels 3,1 for neckband 11,4 for border (plus 15,7 to 31,4 for fringe) 104,4 Grams TOTAL (excluding fringe) NOTES: Pattern designed by: Jessica with Knitware design ™ |
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