Beautiful crochet ponchette pattern for women to use as an extra layer in cooler weather. However, you can also use it on a summer evening to cover your shoulders. Crochet ponchette is a type of a poncho but a much smaller version. Kind of like a mini version of a full size poncho. It normally comes down to around an elbow length from the shoulder. It is especially useful if you want to just cover your shoulders to keep them warm without the bulkiness and heaviness of a full size poncho.
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