Hello October! Let’s meet the easiest and chunky crochet poncho free pattern called Nina.
Oh the name of this crochet poncho is inspired from my favorite singer song.
I love love to work with the chunky yarn so much because they can speed up my crochet piece to finsihed it quicky. This beginner crochet poncho free pattern come with step by step video tutoria.
You girls will love how simple and easy this chunky crochet poncho wrap with the fringe is , they are made from just one piece of rectangle and then fold up in half and involve little sewing on the shoulder.
The stitch might look clumble and little complicate but but they are super easy for beginner just alternate single and double crochet, that it!
SO Let’s get start!
– I used 4 medium weight. , The one That I would recommend is from Lion brand Feel like butta, 100% polyester They have a great varities at a good price!!! I Love them ^^.
I am using about 1200 yard all together.
– 6 mm crochet hook or J/10 US hook size
– Sewing yarn needle
– stitch marker
Gauge: ” 1 dc in next st and 1 sc in next st ” = 1 inch
Note: we are crochet this poncho loosely not too tight.
Skill and abbreviations
(American crochet terms)
You will need to know how to make
-sc which mean single crochet
-dc which mean double crochet
-ch, Chain
-slip knot
Finished Size Approximately:
Example size is Small to XL ( other size to make it bigger by add more chain to foundation chain, detail in the pattern)
For me the model wearing this piece, I am 4’9 feet tall.
S-xl 48 inches long and 18 inches wide
2XL 67 inches long and 23 inches wide
3XL-4XL 70 inches long and 24 inches wide
Measurement.
one rectangle 18×48 inch.
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Video tutorial.
Nina chunky poncho wrap instruction.
Pick up crochet hook size 6 mm and Start of by making a slip knot Then make 100 chains (foundation chain multiple of 2 ).
s to Xl chain 100
2XL chain 150
3XL to 4XL chain 160
You will crochet it loosely not too tight to create soft and squishy.
Row1. sc in the next chain from hook, then sc in each chain across until the end of the row, ch1 turn.
Row2. *sc in next st , then dc in next st* repeat * to * across until the end of the row. Ch1 turn
Row3 and beyond Repeat row 2 or until piece measures approximately 18 inches long and Fasten off.
18 inches wide for size s to xl
23 inches wide for size 2xl
24 inches wide for size 3xl to 4xl
Assembly.
After we all finished with the long rectangle piece , now time for assembly.
Lay piece of big rectangle in flatted and then fold them in half and sew along the edge to create the shoulder by using yarn needle see pic below.
after we sew the shoulder the piece will look like this.
After we finished sewing the edge to create the shoulder then we will add fringe at the side of the poncho.
All done!
Happy crocheting!
If you make one I would love to see your creation tag me on Instagram!
About jane
What a beautiful poncho, I am so excited to make this for a Christmas gift. Could a worsted weight yarn be substituted for this pattern or do you highly recommend bulky?
Thank you do much for sharing your talent.
GOD Bless
HI GIna, WEight worsted yarn aran you might take longer time to finished or you might need to hold double strand together while crochet so it be quicker like a chunky yarn.
Could I use a size 6 super bulky yarn for this poncho? If so, would I just go down a hook size and make the pattern as it is with 100 chains to start in order to maintain the size for s to xl?
HI carol for super bulky yarn i would go up for bigger hook size that they reccommend and the chain will be less than 100 chain.
What number of chains would you recommend if using 6 ply yarn for pattern?