This dancing baubles rectangular shawl poncho is an easy rectangular crochet pattern that is worked up in a lightweight yarn. It is perfect for the summer and transitional weather too. Something Special and Unique in Rectangle Shawls While this shawl can be draped over your shoulders and worn as a poncho, you can also bunch this up for a cozy winter scarf if you like. This crochet pattern may look a bit complicated at first glance; however, it uses just a few basic stitches. There are ten rows of single crochet and one row of puff stitches followed by a chain stitch. The rows of puff stitches provide a little texture and eye appeal.

The Harvest Poncho is a lovely crochet poncho made with fall colors. This free crochet pattern is quick and easy to make and super soft with Red Heart Fashion Soft yarn. The cascading pattern expresses the season with colors to match and the tassels on the corners are stylish and fun. This crochet poncho made with fall colors is just right for fall activities like apple or pumpkin picking on a crisp fall day. Be warm in style this fall!

The Amazing Grace Pretty in Pink Poncho is the 26th free pattern in the Amazing Grace Series… This series is dedicated to Breast Cancer Awareness and to my dearest friend Sandy and mother who both passed away from Breast Cancer. Every Amazing Grace pattern has a series of stitches that are always the same and easy to make… I encourage you to make these items for those suffering from cancer or other life tragedies . They are also great gifts and personal items as well!!

My oldest daughter has been asking me to make her a simple crochet poncho for a while now. And recently, while crocheting a couple of my newest patterns, the Centaur Mandala Afghan and Chimera Scarf, I realized that a combination of the simple crochet stitches I was using would be perfect for a poncho. This is how the Wasilla Poncho came to be! Ponchos are great to wear for seasonal transition pieces. They're also great for late night bonfires when the air gets chilly. Dress them up, dress them down. You really can't go wrong with a poncho!

The Textured Fall Poncho is easily and quickly made in one rectangular piece. To add a finished and stylish look, add three beautiful and elegant buttons to complete your poncho. The Textured Falls Poncho is a very easy and stylish pattern that can be made in just a few hours or days while watching your favorite tv show. It's the perfect weekend project to make and have for when you need a fabulous and stylish looking garment.

Is this your first time crocheting with a lace weight yarn? Or are you an expert? This pattern has a beautiful simplistic stitch for a beautiful drape and wearable poncho. Sometimes using a great textured stitch repeat can not only be relaxing but have a beautiful effect. This poncho uses the Double Crochet V-Stitch. I could see this in a white for a bride. Or even in a shade of pink for bridesmaid in a spring wedding. It is so light and airy with softness to the max.

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.