Kids and Babies
Kids Summer Poncho
Lucky Penny Poncho (child)
Kids and Babies
The Lucky Penny Crochet Poncho Pattern in Child sizes is here!!! I seriously love ponchos, don't you? They are perfect year round. Not sure what I mean? When Spring is here and it's too cold for a t-shirt, but too warm for a coat, a poncho has you covered! When you just need something over your shoulders to beat the chill from the a/c, what about a poncho? And let's not forget about a poncho, perfect for the transition back to colder temps. This of course leads me to the Lucky Penny Poncho. The perfect cold weather friend. The squishy yarn, dense fabric, and cushiony cowl make this a go-to design for Winter.
Big Mountain Poncho Children
Kids and Babies
The Big Mountain Poncho is a form flattering design that is made from the top down in a chevron design. The beginning rows are increased in an unusual method that provides continuity of the stitch pattern with a bottom edging that features an interesting textural component. The Big Mountain Poncho features an optional hood and comes sizes 2-12yo. This design can be made in a variety of color schemes or in all one color, it also looks great when made with variegated or long color change yarn.
Ragged Falls Poncho
Kids and Babies
This time of year is tough in Northern Ontario. The mornings are below freezing, but the afternoons warm up nicely, although there is still a definite chill to the wind. Perfect poncho weather! You can slip it easily over your head, they are cinch to layer over clothing, and everyone loves the way they fan out when you twirl. Who can argue with that?! Please note that all my patterns are written in standard American terms.
Harmony Poncho Pattern
Kids and Babies
"You can get the crochet pattern to make your own Harmony poncho. This pattern is graded to make 4 sizes, age 2, 4, 6 and 8. Yarn Up to 4 balls of a chunky weight yarn, a 1 ball of Boho Spirit yarn in harmony This pattern is advert free, clearly formatted in 3 pages as an PDF instant download. Written in US terms Difficulty is Advanced beginner, you will need to know how to (USA Terms) Foundation DC, Chain, DC, bobble stitch, FPDC and BPDC. Materials: 6.0mm (US J) Crochet hook Tapestry needle Scissors Stitch markers if desired Any questions about the pattern, just ask. "
