A great new twist on an old classic - the Poncho. The Montana Poncho features a slit side to make it functional and keep your arms accessible. That was something I always wanted to remain true to my designs: function AND fashion. Perfect for a cup of coffee on the porch on a brisk morning or carrying my bag to market. The turtleneck has textured crochet ribbing to give you all the cozy feels. It works up easy and is perfect for markets and errands and I even wear it around the house as a sort of blanket shirt.

That makes this Asymmetrical Poncho Pattern the perfect choice for rapidly approaching sweater weather! It's lightweight, trendy, and versatile. Plus, it comes together really easily which makes this a great project for all levels. This poncho is perfect for crisp fall days when you need a little warmth without breaking out the North Face. It pairs perfectly with those cute fall boots I know you've been waiting to use, and is great for a casual wedding. So, what are you waiting for? Break out those crochet hooks and start working on your new, soon-to-be-favorite fall accessory.

From the Blogger: “If you want a lightweight garment that is airy and soft, yet can keep you warm during a sudden Autumn breeze, then this is for you! The simple construction uses two rectangular panels that are stitched together. The stitches are easy and work in a four row repeat that you can quickly memorize! This example is crocheted using Bernat Softee Baby yarn to keep it lightweight, but any light weight yarn will work. The buttons along the sides are optional. You don't have to work any button holes since the lacy pattern provides the perfect sized spaces.

Did I mention groovy, indeed I have, and with good reason. Overall, this granny poncho is also groovy, in name and in fact. Undoubtedly, it has a hippy-trippy vibe in its psychedelic colors.

Halle's Summer Poncho is worked in simple stitches without complicated increases, so even a beginner can quickly work one up! This pattern is worked from the top down in two parts, and It's a great pattern because: Three different sizes are included in this pattern design: Small, Medium and Large! Begin working the neck in rows, then work the body in joined rounds. Measure as you go to easily assure the size fits! Use up yarn you already have in your stash! This project works great with cotton yarns, and plant-based fibers for warmer months, and acrylic or animal fibers for cooler months. You'll get to practice a lot of crochet skills: rows, joined rounds, stitch tension, gauge and size, color changes, finishing techniques and more!

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.

This light weight easy poncho free crochet pattern is perfect for spring and everyday wear or just around town. This crochet pattern is so easy to make and uses only a basic crochet stitch. I make this simple poncho with cotton yarn from just 2 rectangles with beginner in mind and a 5 mm crochet hook to create the breezy airy look, perfect to mix and match with jeans or skirts. Follow along the simple-to-read pattern and make your first poncho.

Get yourself all warm and ready with this Holly Jolly poncho. The white and red yarn hues make it perfect for the Christmas. You need to work up 39 rows to make this lovely and adorable poncho and that too using 800 yards of the worsted weight yarn. You can customize it for your size. Free pattern here!

"This cotton easy poncho free crochet pattern is perfect for spring and everyday wear or just around town. This crochet pattern is so easy to make and uses only a basic crochet stitch and a blanket stitch. I make this pretty poncho with cotton yarn from just one rectangles with beginner in mind and a 6 mm crochet hook to create the breezy airy look, perfect to mix and match with jeans or skirts. Follow along the simple-to-read pattern and video tutorial to go along."

"From now on I'm going to be brave and confidently wear what I make. All my crochet garments are out of the sample box hidden in the cupboard and are in the wardrobe to wear. How about you? Will you join me? To kick start this new pledge I thought I’d share the pattern here with you for the Tweed Pullover Poncho so that if you fancy making it to add to your wardrobe then you can. It's such an effortless thing to wear and style that it will suit anyone and is sooooo easy to make (don't tell anyone…!)"