Lilly easy crochet poncho free pattern

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Stay cozy this spring with Lilly easy crochet poncho pattern. this poncho will be your go-to favorite layering outerwear garment for this spring.

The Lilly poncho is lightweight with cotton dk weight yarn that will make you feel so comfy to wear.

Easy crochet poncho pattern.

This Lilly poncho is my second attempt at making crochet wearable, and I think I have fallen in love with her.

The poncho pattern is made by crocheting 2 rectangles on the front panel and the back panel with basic crochet stitches that all beginners crocheter are mostly familiar with.

Yeah, can you guess which stitch I am using in the poncho?

Well, if your answer is single and double crochet stitch, you are correct!  I design this poncho to be the simplest as it can be for beginners.

Let’s crocheting a poncho step by step.

Ponchos, are not only a perfect layering piece to topping on any outfit but also super simple to make.

I will guide you, girl, along with an easy-to-follow step-by-step detail photo tutorial and a full video for all visual learners as well.

The front part is made from a mini mesh crochet stitch, which is a beginner-friendly stitch, and all the rest is just double crochet and chain.

There are more free crochet poncho patterns for beginners that I wrote earlier in the previous post.

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Material & supplies crocheted this poncho pattern.

• I used DK weight cotton yarn, or you can use 4 medium weight cotton yarn would be fine too!
• I am using about around 1,200 yards of fit sizes, small to Large. ( easy to adjust the size. See pattern instruction below)
• 4.0   mm crochet hook
• Sewing yarn needle
• stitch marker
• Gauge:  3 double crochet stitches = 1 inch
• Note: we are crocheting this poncho loosely, not too tight.

Skill and abbreviations

• You will need to know how to know
• American crochet term.
• sl st, which means slip stitch
• dc, which means double crochet
• St, which means stitch
• sc which means single crochet
• ch, Chain
• slip knot
• sk mean skip stitch
• mini mesh stitch

How to easy poncho crochet step-by-step video tutorial.

Finished Size Approximately: small to large

  ( Easy to adjust by adding more chain to the foundation chain for bigger size)

For I, the model wearing this piece, I am 4’9 feet tall.

Measurement.

• one rectangle of the front part of the mini mesh stitch. 18×18 inch.
• one rectangle of the front part 18×36 inches.

Simple poncho pattern instruction.

Front panel.

Pick up a crochet hook size 4.0 mm and Start off by making a slip knot. Then make 70 chains  (foundation chain multiple of 2 )

• Size small to large chain 70 and 18x 36 inch long
• Size XL chain 80 and 19x 36 inch long
• Size 2XL chain 90 and 20 inch x 36 inch long

Row 1: Sc across, ch 2, turn.

Row 2: then skip the first stitch and sl st in the next stitch * ch 2, skip next stitch, sl st in next stitch*   repeat * to * across until end of the row. ch2 and turn.

Row3. now you will make sl st in the first group of chain2 of the previous row * ch2, and make sl st in the next group of ch2 of the previous row* repeat * to * across until the end of the row. ch2 and turn.

Repeat row 3 until you get 18 inches long.

After we get 18 inches long of mini mesh front panel, we will continue to make them longer by using another crochet stitch.

Non-mini mesh part.

Row1. ch2, then make* 1dc in the chain space of the previous row and 1dc on slst of the previous row*  repeat this * to * across until the end of the row.

Row2. ch2, then dc in each stitch across until the end of the row.

Row3. ch2 ,1dc in next st from hook * ch1,skip1 then dc in next st* repeat this * to * across until the end of the row.

Row4. ch2, dc in next st from hook* 1dc in chain space, then 1dc in next st* repeat this * to * across until the end of the row.

Row5. ch2, then dc in each stitch across until the end of the row.

Row6. ch2 ,1dc in next st from hook* ch1,skip1 then dc in next st* repeat this * to * across until the end of the row.

Row 7 and beyond. repeat rows 4-6 until we get 36 inches long. and fasten off.

After we finish the front panel, set it aside and wait for assembly.

Back panel.

Pick up a crochet hook size 4 mm and Start off by making a slip knot. Then make 70 chains  (foundation chain multiple of 2 )

• Size small to large chain 70 and 18x 36 inch long
• Size XL chain 80 and 19x 36 inch long
• Size 2XL chain 90 and 20 inch x 36 inch long

Row 1: dc across, ch 2, turn.

Row 2: dc across, ch 2, turn.

Row3. ch2 ,1dc in next st from hook * ch1,skip1 then dc in next st* repeat this * to * across until the end of the row.

Row4. ch2, dc in next st from hook* 1dc in chain space, then 1dc in next st* repeat this * to * across until the end of the row.

Row 5: dc across, ch 2, turn.

Row 6 and beyond. repeat rows 3-5 until we get 36 inches long. and fasten off.

After we finish the panel, set them aside and wait for assembly.

Assembly Lilly poncho.

Lay 2 pieces flat, then use one end of the back panel to attach to the front end of the front panel by sewing with your favorite method. pic below.

After attaching the front of the poncho already, we are now going to fold each end to create the back of the poncho and attach them by sewing. see pic below.

Now when you try it on, and it slips off your shoulder if the open neck is too wide for you, this problem has happened to me.

If the poncho does not slip off your shoulder when you guys try it on, then you do not need to do it.

we will sew a bit further up, about 3-4 inches up from the back panel. See pic below.

Now enjoy your new poncho.

Happy crocheting.

If you make one, I would love to see your creation. Tag me on Instagram!