Ladies' Poncho Pattern
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Premier Basix (117 Yds/3.5 Oz) MCSelect Your Color
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Description
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Captivating Fair Isle poncho design is perfect for on-the-go lifestyles! Captivate everyone with this stunning poncho pattern that showcases intricate figure details. Knitting from the top down, for easy knitting and no seams to worry about! Create a stunning matching set by purchasing the daughter's pattern PDL6021 separately. Originally designed using Artik, a bulky yarn with 130 yards on a 3-oz skein. Suggested stitch gauge of yarn was 3.5 st x 5 r = 1". Discover our wide range of bulky yarns in today's trending colors! We recommend Premier Basix with its exceptional range of options. Remember that different brands offer varying yardages, so keep in mind to ensure your Ladies' Poncho turns out perfectly every time. Materials List Ladies' one size": MC (5 skeins), CC1 (2 skeins), CC2 (2 skeins), knitting needles size U.S. 30" circular needle size 10.5 (6.50 mm), and crochet hook size 7 (4.50 mm). Part of Mother and Daughter designs. Fits adult—Intermediate knit.
Stitch Requirements: Knit, purl, repeat, increase, decrease, cast on, cast off, stockinette stitch, single crochet, chain.
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Lovely Christmas colours
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Love this yarn ( prism) and the pattern is easy .
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Very chalanging.
Easy to wash. Happy with the purchase.
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Great tissue cover for Christmas, I'm half way done. I can't wait to set it out.
I love the way this looks! The yarn sometimes feels a bit "waxy" (for want of a better word) but otherwise it is coming together very nicely.
I have made this for my granddaughter. It is beautiful and once you get the hang of the pattern, fairly easy. I made a pillow to match. The blanket, I crocheted a trim around the blanket, one row of each colour. Finished it off beautifully!
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