Ponchos are a great transition piece to keep you warm when switching between seasons or on cooler evenings when a jacket is not required. Ponchos go great with jeans! Ponchos for kids are great too. I know my kids can’t wait to shed those winter jackets when spring comes. But just because they want to take off their jacket doesn’t necessarily mean they should. Enter the poncho. They are ready to wear them thinking they are wearing a great piece and a cape to keep them warm. This is an asset in my books!

I went for a variety of crochet poncho patterns to offer as much variety as possible. Some of these models come in a variety of sizes or have instructions on how to adjust the pattern to your own measurements. Many of these poncho patterns are also very easy to customize to personalize them.

Crochet Poncho Pattern with Video- Uptown Poncho

The crochet poncho is a great transition piece to keep you warm when transitioning between seasons or on cooler evenings where no jacket is needed. Ponchos go great with jeans! Ponchos for kids are also great. I know my kids can’t wait to take off those winter jackets when spring comes. But just because they want to take off their jacket doesn’t necessarily mean they should. Enter the poncho. They are ready to wear them thinking they are wearing a great piece and a cape to keep them warm.

Materials

Worsted weight(size 4) yarn. I would suggest a wool blend yarn for good drape. Lion Brand Wool-Ease in color Fisherman was used for the sample poncho.
Hook J(6mm). Use any size hook to attain gauge.
Tapestry needle to weave in the ends.
1-1/4 inch wooden buttons- 4 for size S/M and 5 for the bigger sizes.

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