We love this design for the lace-like pattern. Pretty edging and fabulous bow tied on one shoulder. And, obviously, for this unique deep plum shade that makes this poncho perfect for fall! Let us know if you like it! It's going to look amazing on you!
Photos by Jamie Swiatek / ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on Ravelry.
The Fastest, Easiest Crochet Poncho Pattern Ever
The name says it all! Learn how to crochet a poncho FAST using super bulky weight yarn and gorgeous, easy-to-crochet stitches that work up in a jiffy.
From the Designer: I don't know about you but I may be, what you'd call, garment avoidant. Don't get me wrong, I love garments... I love sweaters, wraps, cardigans, kimonos. all of them. And I especially like ponchos. However, I almost never make them because they take FOREVER to finish... and being a plus sized girl, I can never be sure they're going to fit right. That's why I designed this fastest and easiest crochet poncho pattern ever.
This pattern works up in a matter of hours and can be easily adjusted for petite or plus sized needs. And, while I don't usually recommend that crochet sellers make garments (because they're just not cost effective), this design just might be the perfect addition to your craft fair inventory.
Super bulky, soft, and super-duper cozy, this poncho is the perfect pattern to whip up as a quick gift or something special just for you to wear everywhere.. introducing, the Everywhere Poncho.
Are you ready to make your own?
Secret Pathways Triangle Poncho
This secret pathways triangle poncho was so fun to make. I decided to try my hand at a poncho and since this is my first one, it had to be easy. The little clusters of double crochet remind me of the granny stitch.The Secret Pathways Triangle Poncho is an easy crochet pattern that all crochet skill levels can make.My daughter has been asking me to make her a poncho. We have been searching for just the right one for quite some time. Some of them that looked really pretty; however, they seem a bit too complicated for my first poncho.Therefore, I settled for making something I had a little experience in making. This triangle poncho uses a pattern recently designed as a triangle shawl. Would you also like to start with a triangle shawl first? Then this crochet pattern is perfect for you. The variegated yarn creates a beautiful poncho color palette too.
Stained Glass Tunisian Sweater Free Crochet Pattern
"This pattern combines two basic Tunisian stitches: the Tunisian simple stitch and the Tunisian purl stitch. Together they form a honeycomb stitch! Also, I love how in Tunisian crochet there is a forward pass and a return pass and I love playing around with bold, statement colours. So, when I was on my summer holiday this year (in my own backyard), I tried to use two different colours for the forward and the return pass and loved it so much I wanted to share it with the world - and see if I could design a garment. Encouraged by my CROMIES - a lovely group of other crocheters and designers I have met on the gram - and by Lion Brand, who kindly agreed to sponsor me with the yarn, I have designed this Tunisian Crochet sweater."
Circular Poncho Free Crochet Pattern
If you're looking for a poncho in a unique style, then you'll love the pattern for the Circular Poncho.
From the blogger: "This Circular Poncho has been an idea in my head for months and months. I finally got around to creating it and I love it! It's shorter in the front so you can use your arms without having to find them, and longer in the back to keep you warm and in style! Speaking of warm, there is a ribbed turtleneck on the poncho to keep the chill away. The off-set style creates an eye-catching design in the back as well. All your friends are going to want one in their favorite colors!"
Perfectly Cowl Neck Poncho
Everyone will enjoy having this poncho as the perfect layer of warmth and style. This poncho looks so great in a standard neutral that can go with anything in your closet. The Perfectly Cowl Neck Poncho Free Crochet Pattern is a one-size-fits-all design that features a turtleneck for warmth and maximum coziness. It has gorgeous shell motifs. It is worked up using basic single and double crochet stitches. This poncho is worked in one piece with no seaming. You will start with the front panel of the poncho. Once you are finished with that you will start again in your starting chain to create the back panel. The slightly oversize covers your arms. The one size fit makes it easy to crochet for gifting. Thanks Kristin Omdahl for sharing this beautiful free pattern. Happy crocheting.
