FLOWERFIELD PONCHO

Name: FLOWERFIELD PONCHO
SKU: 2606-15
Price: 68.65 USD
Availability: InStock

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Single pattern / 2606 DIY / Nr. 15

Flowerfield Poncho is crocheted in the round from the top down in Kos. The poncho features a decorative shell pattern with increases and is finished with a knitted ribbed neckband.

All patterns are in English. Pattern for this design is an electronic PDF download, and the price of the pattern is included in this bundle. Pattern is only available with corresponding yarn.

Needles used (find conversions to US sizes here):

Knitting Needles: Knitting Needle no. 4½, Crochet Needle no. 6
Knitting tension: 12 sts = 10 cm

Size Guide

One size

Yarn needed

The number of balls is based on the given dimensions. If you want longer garments, please remember that you may need extra yarn.

	One size
Kos Heritage Blue 6042:	3

SKU: 2606-15 Category: 2606 Tag: 2606

Kos

Kos is a soft and lightweight alpaca yarn for anyone looking to create soft, comfortable, and lightweight garments for babies, children, and adults. This unique blend of fibers is made up of 62% baby alpaca, 9% wool, and 29% nylon, makes Kos yarn both comfortable and long-lasting, ensuring that your garments will feel great and look great for years to come.

The fibers have been blended into a "sock," which means that the yarn is fast to knit or crochet. The yarn's lightweight and softness also make it suitable for babywear, providing gentle comfort for even the most delicate skin.

Fiber Contant: 62% baby alpaca/9% wool/29% nylon
Yardage: 50 g = approximately 150 m/164 yd
Knitting needles: US9 (5.5mm)
Knitting tension: 16 sts = 10 cm
Origin of raw material: Wool from Uruguay, Alpaca wool from Peru

Kos colors

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The poncho is crocheted in the round from the top down. A chain is made first, followed by 1 round of double crochet stitches. The pattern is then worked as described, with increases forming the shell pattern, before finishing with 1 round of single crochet stitches. The neckband is knitted last in ribbing.

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