Knitting poncho

This modern poncho knitting pattern uses bulky yarn for a quick & easy first garment project for a beginner knitter. No shaping required.

Hi everyone! Today I'm sharing a brand new knitting pattern called the Cedarcrest Capelet. This beginner-friendly knit design uses just the knit and purl stitch to create this fun, chunky layering piece. Before we begin, here are some quick links for you: The PDF version is available on Ravelry here, my website here, and Etsy

Easy poncho knitting patterns that are as simple as knitting a blanket with a couple of seams, making them great for beginner knitters.

Ponchos are one of the most cozy and comfortable clothes for a girl. Learn how to easily sew one with very little sewing skills.

Our go-to poncho patterns for beginners and beyond. There's something for everyone in this collection of free, easy, knit poncho patterns.

Find the perfect fall and winter garment in a homemade knit poncho. Cozy, comfortable, and stylish, these knitted ponchos will perfectly match any wardrobe.

Forevermore Poncho by Che Lam

Looking at a poncho in a store, I figured that it was just a big rectangle attached to a small rectangle. "Hey, I could make this at home," I thought. So here's some instructions about how to determine the size of those two rectangles. This isn't the only way to assemble a poncho, or even the best way, but it's probably one of the easiest. I'm not going to say anything about how you make those two rectangles; whether you knit them or crochet them or weave them or cut them out of fleece…

Poncho knitted from two rectangles When I decided to make a poncho that is constructed of two rectangular panels, I thought about it really hard, because I read somewhere that when knitting or crocheting a poncho one should double the width. So if, for example, I want to make a poncho that is wide 20 inches (which would be a length from neck to the wrist of a person) then my length of each panel should be 40 inches before I start sewing it together. Now, if one has to sew the short side to…

I’m not proud to admit it, but I used to really dislike ponchos. I didn’t understand why you wouldn’t just wear a sweater instead. And while I still prefer the swancho (poncho wit…