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What ` s new: I added instructions for a sleeve-cuff version of the madagascar poNCHo. You will receive both instructions. A wonderfully warming poncho with a comfy loose turtle neck. It can be worn comfortably any time and for any occasion.
The poncho is worked top down, starting with a long collar, continues with some short rows for neck shaping and double M1L / M1R increases for shoulder shaping, continues with single increases and flys.
It is worked seamlessly and fitting for any size.
I love the simplicity of its geometric stripe pattern. MATERIAL Fitting to gauge sizes M and L:
Isager Strik Silk Mohair
5 skeins = 1060 meters (1160 yards), 125 grams, col 47
Isager Strik Tweed
6 skeins = 1200 meters (1314 yards), 300 grams, col5
both yarns held together
For the sleeved poncho I used Drops Belle. GAUGE XS-S 22 sts x 30 rows in St st for 10 x 10 cm or 4 x 4“
M-L 21 Sts x 28 rows in St st for 10 x 10 cm or 4 x 4“
XL-XXL 20 sts x 26 rows in St st for 10 x 10 cm or 4 x 4“ NEEDLES 1 circular needle US 7 / 4,5 mm,length at least 100 cm or 39,4 inches., dpns US 7 / 4,5 mm or circular needle for magic loop for the collar. For the sleeve version you need a second circular needle US 7 / 4,5 mm. NOTIONS german short rows, slanted increases m1l, m1r FINISHED MEASUREMENTS length collar 22 cm / 8.7“
length back 55 cm / 20.9“
length sleeve cuffs 14 cm / 5.5“
circumference hem XS,S 164 cm / 64.6“
M,L 172 cm / 67.7“
XL,XXL 180 cm / 70.9“
circumference collar XS,S 54,5 cm /21,5”
M,L 57cm / 22.4”
XL, XXL 60 cm /23.6“
Madagascar poncho.pdf
(1.44 MB, Downloads: 11, Price: 100 Gold Coins)
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