Cozy Toddler Poncho Crochet Patterns

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US \u0026 NLCrochet Pattern Materials: Crochet Hook: G/6 or 4mm Gauge: 4”(10x10cm) = 15 DC x 10 rows 200 gram Worsted Weight Yarn [4] Yarn needle Scissors CD Cover Size: Baby (until the age of 1 year) – according to pattern Toddler (until the age of 2 years) – see adjustment notes Stitches CH = chain SC = single crochet SL ST = slip stitch DC = double crochet DC2TOG = double crochet 2 together (=decrease) The download (PDF) will be available after payment This pattern is suitable for both beginners and advanced crocheters You are expected to know the basic terms of crochet All of my patterns are written patterns. For more difficult stitches you get a link to a youtube video, in which the stitch is explained. Some videos are in Dutch, but you don’t need sound to understand. The patterns of Annah Haakt are paid patterns and may not be shared after purchase. You are allowed to place photos of your crocheted item online and mention @annahhaakt #annahhaakt as designer. Questions? You can always mail to annahhaakt [!at] hotmail.com Or send PM on Facebook: www.facebook.com/annahhaakt Have fun crocheting! With love, Anna

Crochet Patterns

This product is an easy to follow PDF pattern for a beautiful and popular Lakewood Pullover Poncho. The Poncho features a cowl neck, beautiful chunky texture and a button accent. The buttons are an embellishment not a closure (closure only for 18\

Baby poncho

This is a PDF file, a pattern for a poncho, sizes 12 months to adult! Works up quick, is fun to make, easy for beginners and fun for advanced. Great pattern!! Make a great gift for any age and any type of weather, can be made using any yarn, cotton for cool summer nights, acrylic for cold spring and fall evenings and wool for those cold winter days and nights!!

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~Boho Poncho for Kids Crochet Pattern~ **You will receive two sets of directions for BOTH ponchos that are pictured.** Crochet level: advanced beginners, however, determined new beginners can create this beautiful poncho, too! Yarn weight: worsted This pattern has 4 kid sizes: 3/4, 5/6, 7/8, 9/10 Folded in half, this poncho measures: 3/4: shoulder to V- 13 1/4”; side to side- 16 3/4” 5/6: shoulder to V- 15 3/4”; side to side- 19 3/4” 7/8: shoulder to V- 17 3/4”; side to side- 21 3/4” 9/10: shoulder to V- 19 1/2”; side to side- 24” This pattern can be adjusted smaller or larger to accommodate other sizes than just the ones mentioned above. INSTANT DOWNLOAD This pattern is available as an instant download once payment is confirmed. Within approximately 5 minutes you will receive an email with a link to download. This is a PDF pattern (instructions) and not the finished product. Pattern is in English using US crocheting terms. Pattern includes: • materials list • abbreviations key • colorful pictures • instructions ________________________________________________ Use a coupon code when purchasing more t
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Welcome to Part Two of this tutorial on how to crochet a Granny Square Poncho for Toddlers! In Part One, you created the two panels of the poncho.

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I have a challenge ahead, to make an adult poncho, so the best way of trying to see if I can get the shape right was to make a baby one. Of course, this would be perfect for my Grandbaby Hope. I used a pack of yarn that came free with a knitting magazine. I just thought the colours worked so well together. At that point if I had known the poncho would end up working out I might have made it in a better yarn, but I was just playing. And to work I went…. It literally took me only half a day to make this poncho as it worked up so quickly. And here is it, being modelled by my gorgeous little chick, Hope. (She is busy playing with the tassels!) Would you like to make one? Here is my rough pattern, hope it works. Stitches used (UK terms): CH (Chain) / TR (Treble Crochet) / DC (Double Crochet) / SS (Slip Stitch) / SK (Skip a stitch) CH 72 and join in a SS (make sure the chain is not twisted at all) CH 3 and work a TR into the next 2 stitches. ***Skip a stitch, CH 1 and work a TR into the next 3. Repeat from *** SK1, CH1 and SS to join. (You should have 18 clusters of TR’s and 18 spaces) SS 2 stitches to the first CH space, CH 3 and work 2 x TR’s into that same space. (Jump to the next CH space and work 3 x TR’s) repeat what’s in-between the brackets another 6 times so you have 8 clusters in total. Into the next CH space work 3 x TR’s, 3 x CH and 3 x TR’s. (Jump to the next CH space and work 3 x TR’s) repeat to end and SS to join. You will now have 8 clusters, a point, 8 clusters and a point) From now on work each round, working 3 x TR’s into every chain space, but into each point work 3 X TR’s, 3 x CH, 3 x TR’s to form the point for another 15 rounds. To finish off the neckline, join yarn to any CH space and CH 2, work 2 x DC’s into the same space. Then work 3 x DC’s into each CH space around and SS to finish. Add tassels if required by cutting 3 x 5\

Baby Knits/Crochet

Looking for the perfect crochet toddler poncho for your little girl? Check out this free crochet poncho for a toddler pattern.