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beautiful ponchos for women, on the internet, knitted and crocheted, just to inspire you
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all stitches in one file AND for knitting
stitches and cables to knitpicture of clothes
model click and see what your pattern will look like
the numbers; for instance 8 x 12 = your gauge
so you have to knit a tension swatch first, then choose your pattern with the right gauge
free poncho patterns for woman
Patterns by types of ponchos
beautiful ponchos for women, on the internet, knitted and crocheted, just to inspire you
lace pattern for poncho
The original poncho came from Peru.
The poncho was not knitted but made from woven cloth, with symmetrical motifs from nature.
Textiles in the Andes are an important social and ethnic marker and a significant part of the cultural patrimony.
Each community uses a different combination of designs and colors that reflect their connection with the earth through agriculture, cosmology, and other
aspects of nature.
Documenting patterns and their meaning is a recent phenomenon. As more and more people leave their rural communities of birth for consumer-focused city
life, weaving traditions are being lost.
Their art features highly abstracted figures, that originally expressed real places, animals, or cultural events
but over time became icons with symbolic meaning.
Most of the intricate, interlocked geometric patterns were already made around 500 A.D.Descended from the wild vicuña, alpaca resemble a cross between
a llama and a sheep.
Its fleece is similar to sheep's wool, but is usually softer, less prickly, and has minimal lanolin content,
making it virtually hypoallergenic. Its extreme warmth, relatively light weight, and natural resistance to water
make alpaca wool an ideal fabric for the frigid winters of the Andean altiplano.
These qualities have also led to a rise in the use of alpaca fiber in outdoor gear and active wear,
although it is also easily spun into a fine enough yarn for use in suits and other dress wear.
Most alpaca yarns can be treated as you would with yarn made of sheep's wool;
so hand wash using a mild soap and lukewarm water. Peruvian
knitting patterns color charts.
1 Rectangle poncho in one piece.
Knit a square 40 cms by 130 cms, with a gauge of 16 stitches by 22 rows;
by casting on 65 stitches and knit 285 rows.
Fold as in image and sew edges 3-4 and 1-5 together. Make fringe at the bottom.
with horseshoe knit pattern.

2 Rectangles ponchos knitted in 2 pieces. Constructing the 2 Rectangles poncho.
schematics
for 2 rectangle poncho
Fie ( one of my readers ) knitted this
rectangle poncho on needle size 12 mm with this pattern,
you can use any needle size, you want to.
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Tip; knit a cable or knitting stitch, this looks very nice, when the poncho is finished. for knitting
stitches and cables to knit
My daughter in
law, Femke, knitted this 2 Rectangles poncho, with collar ( left open at one side )
Beautiful ponchos for women, on the internet, knitted and crocheted, just to inspire you.

Poncho normal length, ( hip length ) patterns in in 4 sizes for women
gauge
Schematics for size 36
size 40
size 44
size 48
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Poncho short length, ( capelet ) patterns in cms and grams in 3 sizes for women
Schematics for size 40
size 44
size 48

knit pattern 15 x 20
knit pattern 18 x 24
knit pattern 21 x 28
knit pattern 24 x 32
knit pattern 27 x 36
Capelet
poncho knit pattern
More poncho examples
4 triangles ponchos for women
Schematics for size 36 / 38
size 40 / 42
size 44 / 46
Patterns for Thigh length Four Triangles Poncho
ponchos 15 x 20
ponchos 18 x 24
ponchos 20 x 26
ponchos 24 x 32
ponchos 27 x 36
brim chart martha stewart 'coming
home' poncho crochet pattern
martha stewart's
coming home knit poncho
patons capelet pattern
patons hooded poncho
Jana Scholt's poncho galaxy with martha
stewart's poncho chart for brim
gauge 12 x 18 and 16 x 22
poncho pattern 7
Schematics
poncho knit pattern 15
x 20 poncho knit
pattern 18 x 24
poncho knit pattern 20
x 26 poncho knit
pattern 24 x 32
poncho knit pattern 27
x 36
Ruana poncho
schematic is your knit pattern

Crochet poncho patterns for women
Go to crochet flowers & squares page for flower crochet patterns.

FRINGE:
Shawls, Afghans and Ponchos can have an optional fringe worked around the outside.
This is a simple and quick finish to a shawl, afghan, blanket or poncho. Fringes are not recommended for
small children (for example, baby blankets) as the threads may work loose and could choke a child.
A fringe is usually worked as cut threads, but can also be worked as loops, which may be simply stranded threads,
knitted-in loops or a long crocheted chain. Check your favorite knitting/crochet reference book for other methods.
The simplest way to work a cut fringe is as follows:
- Cut many pieces of yarn just over twice the desired length of the fringe.
- Pick up as many strands at one time as you want to have in one tassel (usually 1, 2 or 3 strands).
- Hold them even, at the center.
- Work a crochet hook through the outer stitch (two threads) of the shawl (right side facing), place the center
of the strands in the hook, pull the strands through that stitch and out a bit to form a loop, then collect the
doubled strands in the hook and pull them through the loop just formed.
Pull snug, and you have one tassel of the fringe.
- Repeat all around the perimeter (try every st for one strand, every one or two stitches for two strands,
and every two or three stitches for two or more strands).
- Trim fringe to an even length all around.
The quantity of yarn estimate for fringes can vary dramatically. The estimate given is based on two strands worked
on every stitch. For example, if you are making the fringe on every other stitch, you would only need half of this.
make fringe
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