Simply Soft Striped Poncho

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Simply Soft Striped Poncho

You'll love the finished product that comes out of this poncho pattern. The different colored yarns adds some nice depth and design. Of course the fringe and tie make for great embellishments.

SIZE:
S (M, L)

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS:
Neck 10 (11, 12 1/2)"
Length 9 (12, 16)", excluding fringe

Materials:

  • Caron International's Simply Soft Brites (100% acrylic):
    • #9607 Limelight, 2 skeins, all sizes (A) - use double strand
    • #9610 Grape, 1 skein all sizes (B)
  • Caron International's Simply Soft Boucle (99% acrylic, 1% polyester):
    • #0013 Grape, 2 (3, 4) balls (C)
  • One size US K/10 1/2 (6.5 mm) crochet hook
  • Stitch markers
  • Tapestry needle (tn)

GAUGE
In Fan stitch, using 2 strands A held together, 3 fans = 4"/10 cm and 3 rnds = 2"/5cm
In double crochet, using 1 strand C, 2 sts and 2 rnds = 2"/5 cm

SPECIAL TECHNIQUE
Increase (inc): [dc, ch 1, dc] in next st/space—counts as 3 sts

STITCHES USED
Chain (ch)
Double crochet (dc)
Fan Stitch (Fan st)
* Ch 1, skip 3 sts, work 3 dc in next st/space; repeat from * as indicated in instructions—counts as 4 sts (one Motif plus ch-1 space).
V-Stitch (V-st)
In next ch-space, work [3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc]—counts as 8 sts, (one Motif each side of ch-2 space).

NOTES
1. Poncho is worked in-the-round from neck edge to lower edge.
2. One motif = 3 dc (of Fan St or V-st).
3. The ch-2 of V-st = center Front and Back points; the ch-1 of inc = shoulder points.

PONCHO
Using C, ch 44 (60, 76) sts; being careful not to twist chain, join with a slip st to form a ring.
Rnd 1: Ch 4 (counts as dc, ch 1), dc in first st [increase made], * dc in next 10 (14, 18) ch, inc in next ch; rep from * 3 times, end dc in next 10 (14, 18) ch, join with a slip st to third ch of beg ch-4—52 (68,
84) sts, counting ch-1 spaces. Fasten off C. Join A (2 strands of held together) with a slip st to last st.
Rnd 2: Ch 4 (counts as dc, ch 1), dc in first st [increase made], * work Fan st [2 (3, 4) times], ch 1, skip 3, work V-st in next ch-1 space, work Fan st [2 (3, 4) times], ch 1, skip 3 +, inc in next space; rep
from * once, end rep at +, join with a slip st in third ch of beg ch-4—3 (4, 5) motifs between points.
Rnd 3: Ch 4 (counts as dc and ch 1), dc in first st [increase made], * work Fan st in next ch-1 space [3 (4, 5) times], ch 1, skip 3, V-st in next ch-2 space, Fan st in next ch-1 space [3 (4, 5) times], ch 1,
skip 3 +, inc in next ch-1 space; rep from * once, end rep at +, join with a slip st in third ch of beg ch-4—4 (5, 6) motifs between points.
Rnd 4: Ch 4 (counts as dc, ch 1), dc in first st [increase made], *ch 1, work 3 dc in next ch-1 space, Fan st in next ch-1 space [3 (4, 5) times], ch 1, work 3 dc in next ch-1 sp, ch 1, work V-st in next ch-2
space, ch-1, work 3 dc in next ch-1 space, Fan st in next ch-1 space [3 (4, 5) times], ch 1 +, inc in next ch-1 space; rep from * once, end rep at +, join with a slip st in third ch of beg ch-4—5 (6, 7) motifs
between points. Fasten off A. Join C with a slip st to last st.
Rnd 5: Ch 4 (counts as dc, ch 1), dc in first st [increase made], * [dc in next 3 dc, skip ch-1] 5 (6, 7) times +, inc in next ch-space; rep from * 3 times, end last rep at +, join with a slip st in third ch of beg
ch-4—72 (84, 96) sts.
Rnd 6: Ch 4 (counts as dc, ch 1), beg in first st, work 17 (20, 23) dc +, inc st in next ch-1 space; rep from *3 times, end last rep at +, join with a slip st in third ch of beg ch-4—80 (92, 104) sts.
Continuing to work increased sts between inc and V-st into patt as est,
Repeat Rnds 2 – 6: 2 (2, 3) times.
Repeat Rnds 2 - 5: 0 (1, 1) time(s).
Fasten off.

FINISHING
Using tn, weave in all ends.

FRINGE
Using A and B, cut strands 12" long. Holding 3 strands together [alternate colors as desired], fold fringe in half. Using crochet hook, * insert hook from WS to RS into first st at one corner, pull through loop
[fold of strands], insert ends into loop and pull tight against edge; repeat from *, working into every other stitch around entire lower edge of Poncho.

TIE
Using hook and 1 strand each of A and B, make slip knot; insert 3 strands of fringe in knot to form tassel. Cont with 2 strands held together, ch 100 (120, 140). Cut yarn; before fastening off yarn, insert 3
strands of fringe into last st, fasten off. Tie a knot at the top of each tassel.
Beg at center Front V-st, using hook, weave tie between sts at neck edge (see photo).

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In answer to "What does skip 3 +" mean: I believe the + is used as a marker, such as *. It would have been better to use ** instead of +. If you read Rnd 3: "rep from * once, end rep at +". Very confusing using the + sign as a marker.

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shux....aish this pattern is not easy....something somewhere is not right ....so trying to figure it out by first working it out on paper as I have tried two times with wool ... pattern keeps shifting & counting is not right ????

This pattern is exactly the "look" my granddaughter wanted for her poncho. It's taken me a long time to find this pattern, but don't want to start it if I can't finish it. I have some years' experience, but if it's not workable I don't want to start it. "Please Advise ASAP!!"

I'm also having difficulty with this pattern. I've started over 3 times and the stitches are not coming out evenly for the next row. What does skip 3+ mean?

I'm having difficulty with this pattern as well. Stitches are not working out evenly in previous row

Love this pattern but difficult to figure ou what skip 3+ means Please sen transtation for this step. Thank you

Love this pattern but it is really a challenge. Difficulty trying to figure out what skip 3 + means. Please send me your translation for this crochet step. Thank you

I am really having a challenge with this pattern "Using C, ch44 (60, 76) sts; being careful not to twist chain, join with a slip st to form a ring. Rnd 1: Ch 4(counts as dc, ch1), dc in first st..... Does this mean the same st that the slip st is in? This same question comes up in every round. Thank you

I don't understand when the pattern says skop 3 +, what does that mean?

What sizes does this pattern cover?

What are the sizes--basic and changes?

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