cowl poncho

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Cowl Poncho ~ FREE Crochet Pattern

This poncho is a bit different than most because it only has one point that you can wear at the front, backor at the side. Personally, I prefer to wear it at the side, but the choice is yours. Its a nice alternative to aspring or fall jacket.

Although the pattern is very simple, I included a lot of photos to help in the various steps to hopefullymake it easier for those who are still new to crocheting. If youd like to do without these images, you candelete them using the green print friendly button at the bottom of this post.

This pattern is given in an etra small si!e. It fits me.. so itll fit a child, small teen or etra small adult. Themanne"uin on which the poncho is shown is #$% around the shoulders above the chest. As you can see,its a tight fit on the manne"uin. Im #&% around the shoulders with a #'% bust, and it fits nicely. Instructionsare given for a custom fit.

(kill )evel* Intermediate

+aterials*arn* -aron (imply (oft ' /o! balls one of each color. If making it larger youll need ' of each color-rochet 0ook* I123&.&4mm

5auge* '% over $ sc sts.

6inished (i!e* 6its a child, teen, or etra small adult. 0owever, it can be modified to any si!e.

Abbreviations*

-A 7 -olor A-8 7 -olor 89( 7 9ight (ide:( 7 :rong (ide8l1bls 7 8ack )oop18ack )oops-h1-hs 7 -hain1-hains-);c 7 -ross3


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0k 7 0ook9ep 7 9epeat(c 7 (ingle -rochet(k 7 (kip(l (t 7 (lip (titch(t1(ts 7 (titch1(titches

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-A 7 )avender or 8aby 8lue

-8 7 8one1Tan or :hiteAll rows are worked into the front loops only. All rounds are alternated between the front and back loops.

>oin the new color at last stage in last st of previous row. :hen working in the rounds, you can join thenew color in the sl st when you join the round. -arry the unused yarn up.

Its hard to tell which side is the 9( as both sides look very similar. An easy way to remember is that the9( is facing you when you do the -ross3


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>oining the Fnd to the (ide. 9efer to illustrations belowB

)ay the fabric strip down with 9( facing up.

6old the fabric as pictured below ill /B, so that right sides are facing each other and the :( is facingoutward. (tarting at the center st at the corners begin to join the two sides with sl sts ill /B. :hen you holdthe fabric up you will catch the bl only on both fabric strips ill $B. This way you get a ridge on both sides ofthe fabric and it aligns with the rest of the pattern.

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6inished seam on :( ill GB. Turn the poncho 9( out. ill 2B 8lock seam between two damp towels.

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-owl1-ollar 8egin :orking in 9ounds*

9nd C* :ith -8 and working in fl only, ch C, sc in each st around. >oin with sl st in both lps of first sc. ;o=


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9nd '* :ith -A and working in bl only, sc in same st as join and into each st aroundE join with sl st in bothlps of first sc. Place +arker in )ast (t +ade.

9nd #* :orking in fl only, -h C, hdc in same st as join, hdc in net ' sts, cross3over long dc in last st ofprevious rnd marked st ill C4 HCCB, Dskip net st, hdc in net # sts, cross3over long dc in skipped stE repfrom D aroundE join with sl st in both lps of first hdc. G? stsB

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9nd ?* :ith -8 and working in bl only, ch C, sc in same st as join and into each st aroundE join with sl st inboth lps of first sc.

9nd &* :orking in fl only, ch C, sc in same st as join and into each st aroundE join with sl st in both lps offirst sc.

9nds /3'C* 9ep rnds '3& until you have reached a desired height for the cowl. 6oin with sl st in both lps of first sc.

9nd '* :orking in bl only, sc in same st as join and into each st around making sure to work # sc intocorner stE join with sl st in both lps of first sc.

9nd #* :orking in fl only, ch C, sc in same st as join and into each st around working # sc into corner. >oinwith sl st in both lps of first sc. 6

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