Los ponchos y las capas de mujer, ya sean en ganchillo o crochet, se han convertido en toda una obsesión, y firmas de moda y celebrities, han sucumbido a ellos. Durante los últimos años, junto con los kimonos, la tendencia se ha extendido como la pólvora en todo mundo de la moda, convirtiéndose en un […]
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Los ponchos y las capas de mujer, ya sean en ganchillo o crochet, se han convertido en toda una obsesión, y firmas de moda y celebrities, han sucumbido a ellos. Durante los últimos años, junto con los kimonos, la tendencia se ha extendido como la pólvora en todo mundo de la moda, convirtiéndose en un […]
*PLEASE BE AWARE THAT ONE OF THESE YARNS HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED* This pattern uses Lion Brand Jeans yarn in Corduroy and Vintage. The Corduroy color has been discontinued. The Misty Morning Poncho Top is made with Lion Brand Jeans yarn which is one of my very favorite yarns, and I used a granny stitch so it's really beginner-friendly. It’s so soft and has a beautiful drape. I decided to sew the side seams together to give it a little more warmth for cooler weather, which is why I called it a "Poncho Top" and not just a poncho. You can leave the sides open if you like. Either way, it’s a beautiful piece that’s incredibly comfortable and versatile. Laid flat and with no gap in the middle, the poncho measures about 42” long (without the fringe) and about 22” wide. The fringe adds about 12” total so the length with the fringe is about 54”. This pattern uses approximately 6 skeins of Lion Brand Jeans yarn and each skein has 246 yards. *PLEASE NOTE: Like most of my patterns, this pattern is one size only but very easy to adjust.
Looking at a poncho in a store, I figured that it was just a big rectangle attached to a small rectangle. "Hey, I could make this at home," I thought. So here's some instructions about how to determine the size of those two rectangles. This isn't the only way to assemble a poncho, or even the best way, but it's probably one of the easiest. I'm not going to say anything about how you make those two rectangles; whether you knit them or crochet them or weave them or cut them out of fleece, that's up to you. But here's how you get them: You only need to make two measurements: 1. The distance from your shoulder to your wrist (s-w on the diagram). If you don't want to make a full length poncho, make this the distance from your shoulder to mid-forearm. Or from your shoulder to your elbow. 2. The neckline depth (nl on the diagram). This determines the size of the neck opening. It should be big enough to get your head through, but not so big that the poncho will slip off your shoulders. To determine the smallest feasible nl, take the circumference of your head, then divide it by 4. Unless you're going for a really snug neck opening (say, to make a turtleneck), you'd probably want to add a couple of inches to that. 5 inches was what I used. Here's a bad drawing of the poncho being worn, viewed from the front: Rectangle A is really big. It drapes all the way around, hanging over the right shoulder (the wearer's left shoulder). Rectangle B is much smaller, covering only the left shoulder (the wearer's right shoulder). Here's the two rectangles laid out: Rectangle A is the width of one shoulder-to-wrist length (s-w). It is the length of 2 s-w plus 2 nl. Rectangle B is the width of 2 nl, and the length of s-w. And then you sew the red seam to the red, and the blue seam to the blue. Then you can add a finishing to the neck opening. Maybe a round of single crochet to just to tidy it up, or pick up the stitches with smaller needles and add some ribbing. Or knit in the round up 8 or 10 inches to make a turtleneck or cowl neck. And that's it. Pretty simple eh?
Poncho con capucha para tejer con palitos o dos agujas, con una hermosa trenza candelabro marcando la diferencia. Fácil de hacer y supe...
Los ponchos y las capas de mujer, ya sean en ganchillo o crochet, se han convertido en toda una obsesión, y firmas de moda y celebrities, han sucumbido a ellos. Durante los últimos años, junto con los kimonos, la tendencia se ha extendido como la pólvora en todo mundo de la moda, convirtiéndose en un […]
After seeing some great circular vests and talking about them with a fellow crocheter last festival, I came home inspired to do something I’ve had in my notebook for a while – rework my…
Los ponchos y las capas de mujer, ya sean en ganchillo o crochet, se han convertido en toda una obsesión, y firmas de moda y celebrities, han sucumbido a ellos. Durante los últimos años, junto con los kimonos, la tendencia se ha extendido como la pólvora en todo mundo de la moda, convirtiéndose en un […]
DIY: cómo hacer un chaleco con un rectángulo de tela. Es fácil y con un resultado espectacular.
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Hermoso chaleco de hilo semigrueso tejido a crochet. Para hacerlo, podés seguir las indicaciones de este VIDEO. Creaciones VM Tejido artesanal marplatense
I suppose you’re wondering who Scarlett is. Well, I’ll tell you. She is the little sister of the main character in the first novel I published, titled The Seer. It’s a contemporary fiction novel with a sci-fi twist and some other cool stuff. And throughout the course of the novel, the main character, Sterling, is knitting a pair of gray gloves for Scarlett. One day I decided that I wanted to find out what the gloves would look like. So I grabbed yarn and needles and got to work. Before I knew it, I had a finished design. And since then, I’ve added other patterns to the line. This cardigan is a top-down raglan with a twist. Instead of the typical plain stitches between the raglan increases, I’ve put in braided cables. In fact, as you can see in the photos, those braids are all over this cardigan! And with the garter ridges as accents, I think it’s a pretty unique design. The instructions are written so that you can customize the fit of your cardigan as you go. Knit in bulky-weight yarn, the pattern is quick, fun, and quite rewarding. (If you knit this in a different weight, make sure you send me the link to your project page--I’d love to see!) SIZING NOTES Bust: 32 (36, 40)“ - S (M, L) Approximate Yarn Requirements: 5 (6, 7) skeins of Berroco Comfort Chunky { I say approximate because the sizing (bust, length, sleeve length) is fully customizable depending on every knitter’s preference regarding fit. } NOTE: larger sizes can easily be made since this pattern is a try-on-as-you-go design! I just did not have it tested, so I can’t give approximate yarn requirements. If you would like to test a larger size for me in exchange for a free copy of the pattern, feel free to reach out!
En IFIL nos gusta hacer magia con las agujas y más aun compartir nuestros trucos para conseguirla. ¿Os imagináis tejer un jersey como este en 5 horas y con tan sólo 5 ovillos de katia Love Wool? Es…
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PONCHO TEJIDO A DOS AGUJAS LES DEJO SU GRÁFICOS Y ALGUNOS PUNTOS
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Crear polos tejidos a crochet es algo sencillo, estas prendas suelen ser basadas en un solo punto y a un solo color, sin embargo existen diseños mas complejos.
Amigumi Punto de cruz
Esquema de modelagem de capa pelerine, poncho, do tamanho PP ao plus size EXGG.
DETALLES DE LA PATRON:La puntada de cocodrilo que parece en este patron es mucho más fácil de lo que parece! Un crocheter intermedio o incluso un principiante dedicado será capaz de dominar esta puntada. Esta es una divertida pieza a trabajar que impresionará a todos. El patron incluye fotos que muestran el patrón en más detalles. Patrón está escrito en español.TALLAS INCLUIDAS:Pequeño a X-Grande2X Grande a 3X Grande4X Grande a 5X GrandeMATERIALES QUE NECESITARA:* Medida de gancho - H (5.00 mm) y J (6.00 mm)* Tipo de hilo - Worsted (Medium 4)* Medida de yardas - Approx. 1600, 1900, o 2200 yardasColor y marca del hilo esta situado en el patrón ¨¨¨°º©©º°¨¨¨¨¨¨°º©©º°¨¨¨¨¨¨°º©©º°¨¨¨Este patrón le da permiso para vender sus artículos terminados. Se agradecerá que me dé crédito como diseñador en la lista del artículos terminado y mencionar la direccion de la tienda: www.BonitaPatterns.comwww.bonitapatterns.com¨¨¨°º©©º°¨¨¨¨¨¨°º©©º°¨¨¨¨¨¨°º©©º°¨¨¨Texto e imágenes Copyright © 2024 by Bonita Patterns & Azulay Lianka, todos los derechos reservados. Ningún patrón puede ser reproducido o distribuido - mecánica, electrónica o por cualquier otro medio, de fotocopia, sin permiso por escrito. Los productos acabados creados con este patrón puede ser utilizada para la venta comercial.
En este tutorial aprenderás a tejer un lindo abrigo o chaqueta a crochet para bebés o niños paso a paso. Simone llama a este modelo &quo...
Hace unos años, me regalaron un poncho y la verdad no es para una persona que mida 1,50 como yo, porque llega hasta los pies (jejejeje) El objetivo, deshacerlo
This is an easy capelet that is worked from the top down. One skein (of Cascade Magnum @123yds/250grams) project for the S, M, 2 skeins for the L. Great project for the beginner to challenge themselves with working in the round, increasing and working both the knit and purl stitch. Thank you!
