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5 Knit Poncho Patterns To Finish Off Summer
Five poncho knitting patterns for cooler summer evenings, from garter stitch and tweed colorwork to lattice lace, lighter than a sweater.
Summer vacation is quickly coming to an end, and temperatures are starting to cool in the evenings.
That means you’re going to want something to keep you a little warmer, but not TOO warm.
Enter the poncho.
It’s heavier than a shawl, but not as big as a sweater.
A poncho is the perfect balance of warmth and comfort.
Here are a few of our favorite patterns…
Diagonal Tassel Poncho by Nicky Epstein
Why we love it: We’re big fans of garter stitch, and this uses it and color and unique directions to create something truly unique!
Conservative Poncho by Reiko Murata
Why we love it: This simple poncho screams elegance. From the cozy turtle neck to the subtle garter stitch details, what’s not to love?
Steppe Poncho by Mary Maxim
Why we love it: The tweed yarn and stair stepped color work give this poncho a southwest vibe we’re digging.
Sumire Poncho by Takako Takiguchi
Why we love it: The Japanese inspired lattice gives this poncho just the right amount of lace detail
Autumn Leaves Linier Top by Sian Price-White
Why we love it: This poncho is as simple as it gets. Made from two rectangles with a lace leaf border, this is a great project for beginner lace knitters.
So there you have it! Some of our favorite poncho patterns.