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| Does anyone know where I can find one? Anyone have some very old patterns? |
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| Check these sites. These are for sale and the one below is free. http://www.vintageknits.com/shawls1.html |
Here is a link that might be useful: Poncho
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| Thank you Auntie. These aren't exactly what I was thinking of. Guess I will have to put my designing head on! |
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- Posted by BarbaraNY316 (bparker316@yahoo.com) on Sun, Jan 18, 04 at 16:25
| sorry, Little late to join in on this but here is a pattern that has worked for me. Easy, quick and can be varied with stripes, or use scrape piece of yarn. Hope its something that works for you. VIVA PONCHO Knitting Worsted Yarn -20 ozs BACK With #10 needles, cast on 3 sts. Knit every row (stockingnet stitch) Now decrease 1 stitch at end of every row until 60 stitchs remain. Collar Change to #7 needles and work in K1, P1 in rib for 4 inches. Bind off FRONT Work the same as the back up to the start of the ribbing. Change to #7 needles and work in K1, P1 for 30 stitches. Place remaining 30 stitches on a holder. Work until measures 4 inches. Bind off. Place remaining 30 stitches from the holder on to the #7 needle, work in K1, P1 for 4 inches , Bind off. Sew the 2 sides together. Make a draw string chain and weave around the neck right before the ribbing. Add fringe around the bottom of the poncho or make tassels and space them 2 inches apart along the lower edge. VARIATIONS You can make this in stripes, and then add the color to the last inch of the collar. |
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| Thanks Barbara, What size does this come out for? Adult? |
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- Posted by Gerry(gerbob1@aol.com) onTue, Feb 1, 11 at 9:49
| I'm looking for a knitting pattern for a poncho I saw in Jan 24 issue of Woman's world mag.page 12. It has a hood with a wishbone pattern. Hope someone has the pattern. thanks |
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