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University Poncho - knitting pattern

University Poncho

$6.00

Discover the beauty of this knitted poncho, designed as a stylish and versatile piece that can be crafted easily in one piece. The poncho is folded and then seamed at the shoulder for a seamless finish. Featuring simple ribbing paired with asymmetric cable patterns, this rectangular design can also be easily adapted into other accessories, making it a versatile addition to your knitting repertoire. Not only will you learn how to create this stunning poncho, but the pattern also includes bonus instructions for additional projects using Berroco Mercado yarn. Get creative with a single skein neck warmer, a cozy two skein cowl, a beautifully textured three skein scarf, and a luxurious four skein wrap, all designed in the University style. Perfect for knitters looking to expand their skills with fun variations!

Finished Measurements: Width: 21” (53 cm); Length: 52” (132 cm) after blocking. These dimensions make the poncho an ideal layering piece for any season.

Materials Required: You will need 5 hanks of BERROCO MERCADO (100 grams/164 yards), color #4153 Agua Marina. For this project, a 24” length circular knitting needle in size 10 (6 mm) is recommended, or you may use your preferred size to achieve the correct gauge. Additional materials include stitch markers and a cable needle, essential tools for this pattern.

Gauge: To ensure your poncho fits perfectly, maintain a gauge of 15 stitches = 4” (10.2 cm) and 20 rows = 4” (10.2 cm) in stockinette stitch. Remember, to save time, take the time to check your gauge before you begin.

This knitting pattern is offered with both written instructions and charted diagrams for your convenience, catering to various knitting styles. Whether you're a seasoned knitter or a beginner looking for a project that showcases your creativity, this poncho pattern is a fantastic choice to elevate your wardrobe. Get started today and transform your knitting experience!

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