This is so pretty! I absolutely love the soothing springy colors. Just beautiful. I can probably reproduce it using #4 yarn and a 4 or 5 hook depending on the yarn. I know it won’t be flown like yours, but it will have the general. Vibe!, oh I started writing this because I don’t think I got a notification for this. I usually look if I don’t see my regular channels latest posts. Good thing I saw todays!,
I'm so glad you found this one. It's one of my personal favorites now. The flowiness is a big part of what I love about this design. If you don't mind yours not being flowy then just go for it with your #4 yarn. Enjoy!
Yes, the Pumpkin Spice poncho uses the same DC V stitch but in a #4 yarn so the pattern counts are totally different. And no fringe on this one. And this one uses multiple colors...so, different pattern altogether. LOL!
Thank you for the lovely delicate poncho! I adore it. I am off to the Hobby Lobby to purchase my yarn to make it. The colors are so sweet and soft. It is perfect for summer. I hope you are feeling better. I, too, have chronic health issues and I sympathize with you and the daily challenges of life. God bless you. 🙏🙏🙏❤️
I'm so happy you like this so much! Thank you for taking the time to let me know. Healthwise, much the same. Chronic is chronic as you unfortunately know. Thank you for your concern. Much appreciated and I hope you are well. Blessings.
Because this is made with two rectangles the neckline becomes a point or V neck. If you must have a round neckline you might try doing a couple of rows of SC after the panels are seamed. Adjust the SC's at the pointy sections to create roundness. You might need to skip a stitch or two at that point to create the roundness. Hope this helps.
@Crazy Cool Crochet may I ask you the measurements of each panel? I have searched your pattern but can't locate it. My first panel seems much shorter than yours. I am using the same size yarn and needle. I went up one size.
@@Mari-B Each panel is 25 inches long and 18 inches wide. On the table they look tiny. The yarn I used is very stretchy. Once it's on the body it stretches and hangs longer than on the table. This poncho is designed to be on the shorter side. That said, I am quite short so it still looks longer on me.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I'm a beginner and I was able to make this poncho! I plan to use it as a breastfeeding cover because I have a nosy baby that tends to run hot 😂 It came out super light and flowy. Absolutely beautiful! Thank you again ❤❤
I love the pattern , but I wanted to know if we can make around the neck round instead of pointed in the front? Is their a way todo that ? Please let me know thank you
Beautiful. You crochet holding your hook and thread just like me. I am a very loose crocheted. Do you have any suggestions for tightening up my tension. I wonder if a yarn ring would help. You are a nice designer. Reminds me of the Mondrian mini dresses of my youth.
I've never tried a yarn ring so not sure how that would work. Funny what you said about the mini dresses. Have you seen this dress? th-cam.com/video/sAn-qRS0oXI/w-d-xo.html
I made the size small for adult it came out to small for me So I’m making the medium the chains r 120 . So if Iam chaining 120 how many Vs should I have now ?
I have Hobbi cotton kings #1 weight. I have 5 colors to make an ombre. I have two skeins of each color. (I plan to hold 2 strands together. Can I make this pattern work for 5 colors rather than 4? Perhaps 2 strands of #1 will be lovers to 2 weight? I love you poncho. 370yds of each color, total of 1850yds.
Whew! Tricky question. I used about 150 yards of ea color. If you are doubling yours it should be enough for size Sm and Medium. You'll need to make fewer rows of ea color to get the ombre effect. It sounds beautiful already.
@@CrazyCoolCrochet Thank you for answering so promptly! Much appreciated. I see you did 9 rows of each color, I will try 5. I know an odd number always looks better than an even. I hope your Sunday finishes your weekend beautifully.🥰
If I want to use a med 4 but it’s a light feeling yarn would I need to adjust the stitches? How would I do that? Or would it work up just fine following g pattern for my size?
The yarn I used was a very thin #2. Using a thin #4 will result in a larger end product. The poncho as designed, runs on the smaller side. If you don't mind a slightly larger fit then stay with your normal size. If you want to keep it on the small side, then go with the next smaller size than your normal size. Hope this helps.
Using 3 skeins of milk yarn I ordered on Aliexpress (let’s hope it is safe). Self striping yarn like a Caron cotton cake. Wish me luck! 3rd row and I realize I skipped a couple of v stitches…oh well😂
Thank you for watching. As I did not design this in a child size I do not have a specific chain count for size 12. This poncho is already shorter than most so it might fit as is. Otherwise, you can follow these basic instructions for sizing (in reverse to make smaller): For more custom sizes increase the beginning chain in multiples of 5 for length. Add V-Stitch rows as needed for width. This is found on the written pattern here: crazycoolcrochet.com/crochet-lightweight-summer-poncho/
Could you please give the measurements of each panel? 110 chain to begin and 4 colors of 9 rows. I just want to make sure I measure because I may use a different weight yarn so just to be sure....panel measurements for the small? Thanks
@@CrazyCoolCrochet THANK YOU! I have been crocheting your ponchos and pocket shawls for about a year. They are wonderful. You explain everything so well, Thank you
Thanks!
Oh goodness! Thank you so much! I appreciate your kindness and generosity more than I can say. Thank you for supporting my work.
I made this following instructions for lg/xl but results gave me a neck size way too big 😮😢
i love the little dance at the beginning
That's hilarious. Thank you for watching.
You make the prettiest things. I love this poncho so lovely for spring ♥️🧶
Awww thank you so much! I'm so happy you like my designs. Thank you for letting me know.
Beautiful poncho. I love this Colors 💖. Thanks for sharing 🌷🍀🌺💝
I'm so happy you like this poncho! Thank you for letting me know.
@@CrazyCoolCrochet you welcome. You are very talented 👍👍
I love this, I'm obsessed with ponchos! I already have the perfect yarn for this. Thanks 😊💜
Yay for ponchos! I have a bunch here on my channel. Enjoy!
Wow a beautiful poncho
THank you! I'm happy you like this.
I really like this poncho. I will probably use the same yarn. I love the look.
Thank you! I'm glad you like this.
Ok, I am starting this one. Love your designs
Yay! Enjoy.
Lovely...wonderful inspiration.. plan on making it soon. Thanks.
I'm happy you like this. Thank you for letting me know.
You are a wonderful teacher keep that spirit ,your tutorials are easy to follow.
Thank you so much. I really appreciate that. I'm happy you like these.
This is so pretty! I absolutely love the soothing springy colors. Just beautiful. I can probably reproduce it using #4 yarn and a 4 or 5 hook depending on the yarn. I know it won’t be flown like yours, but it will have the general. Vibe!, oh I started writing this because I don’t think I got a notification for this. I usually look if I don’t see my regular channels latest posts. Good thing I saw todays!,
I'm so glad you found this one. It's one of my personal favorites now. The flowiness is a big part of what I love about this design. If you don't mind yours not being flowy then just go for it with your #4 yarn. Enjoy!
Shared to FB Group Crochet with Lady Duchess 👍🤗🙏🌹
Thank you so much for your continued support!
I love this poncho...sooo nice and lacy...beautiful
Thank you Irene! Very happy you like this.
Wow!!! Cool beach wrap. So tropical.😊
Thank you! I think so too. THanks for watching and commenting!
Wow beautiful I will try must
Yay! I"m so happy you want to make this. Thank you for watching and commenting.
This is like the other one you made before but in dark color and it pretty nice too
Yes, the Pumpkin Spice poncho uses the same DC V stitch but in a #4 yarn so the pattern counts are totally different. And no fringe on this one. And this one uses multiple colors...so, different pattern altogether. LOL!
Thank you for the lovely delicate poncho! I adore it. I am off to the Hobby Lobby to purchase my yarn to make it. The colors are so sweet and soft. It is perfect for summer. I hope you are feeling better. I, too, have chronic health issues and I sympathize with you and the daily challenges of life. God bless you. 🙏🙏🙏❤️
I'm so happy you like this so much! Thank you for taking the time to let me know. Healthwise, much the same. Chronic is chronic as you unfortunately know. Thank you for your concern. Much appreciated and I hope you are well. Blessings.
It's really pretty, thank you.
Thank you!!
Like the tutorial. Started the poncho. Will see how it goes.
Great! Enjoy.
This is really really lovely. The colours are super 👍🏻
THank you so much! I appreciate that.
Tfs beautiful poncho. Living in Florida is hot always need light weight. Hugs love
Perfect! Hugs and love back at you Cynthia!
I’m in the middle of making this. Using the same yarn but in light gray dark gray light blue and dark ble. Nice tutorial. Thanks
Oooh those colors sound beautiful together! Thank you for sharing.
Very pretty.
THank you so much!!
Thank you l love your poncho God bless
THank you so much Karen.
Absolutely stunning!
THank you! I"m so glad you like it.
U did a wonderful job 👍 on it . I was looking for a how to video for a Poncho that was lightweight with a more like round neckline . Thank u
Because this is made with two rectangles the neckline becomes a point or V neck. If you must have a round neckline you might try doing a couple of rows of SC after the panels are seamed. Adjust the SC's at the pointy sections to create roundness. You might need to skip a stitch or two at that point to create the roundness. Hope this helps.
I love this pattern, and I am making it now in taupe, light green and darker green. Thank you so much for this video and pattern!💚💙🤍
Oooh those colors sound gorgeous! I love how you color coordinated your hearts in your comment. LOL.
@Crazy Cool Crochet may I ask you the measurements of each panel? I have searched your pattern but can't locate it. My first panel seems much shorter than yours. I am using the same size yarn and needle. I went up one size.
@@Mari-B Each panel is 25 inches long and 18 inches wide. On the table they look tiny. The yarn I used is very stretchy. Once it's on the body it stretches and hangs longer than on the table. This poncho is designed to be on the shorter side. That said, I am quite short so it still looks longer on me.
@Crazy Cool Crochet I am only 4'11", and it's working out well. Thank you so much! I love your channel!!🙂
Beautiful!!
Thank you so much!
Very pretty!
THank you so much!
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I'm a beginner and I was able to make this poncho! I plan to use it as a breastfeeding cover because I have a nosy baby that tends to run hot 😂
It came out super light and flowy. Absolutely beautiful! Thank you again ❤❤
This makes me so incredibly happy to hear! Thank you so much for letting me know this worked for you even as a beginner. Yay!
Excelente tutorial👍
Thank you so much! My apologies for the late reply. I appreciate you watching and commenting!
Simply gorgeous. Reminds me of napoleon ice cream.
That's so funny. My daughter said the same thing.
@@CrazyCoolCrochet lol. Looking forward to crocheting this piece.
This is just gorgeous! I have to make this! It's just so pretty!! You are very talented! Thank you for sharing this!! :)
Thank you so much. Very kind of you.
I love this pattern. I’m going to make it for a friend who is fighting breast cancer. Please pray for my friend, Ann. Thank you for this tutorial.
You sound like an amazing friend. I'm sure everyone reading this will join you in offering prayers.
That's awesome Ann. She will love that! I am a breast cancer survivor of just three months. She will be in my prayers!
I love the pattern , but I wanted to know if we can make around the neck round instead of pointed in the front? Is their a way todo that ? Please let me know thank you
Beautiful. You crochet holding your hook and thread just like me. I am a very loose crocheted. Do you have any suggestions for tightening up my tension. I wonder if a yarn ring would help. You are a nice designer. Reminds me of the Mondrian mini dresses of my youth.
I've never tried a yarn ring so not sure how that would work. Funny what you said about the mini dresses. Have you seen this dress? th-cam.com/video/sAn-qRS0oXI/w-d-xo.html
Very cool.
Making your Pancho ❤❤
Yay! Enjoy.
I made the size small for adult it came out to small for me
So I’m making the medium the chains r 120 . So if Iam chaining 120 how many Vs should I have now ?
The poncho you had on In the video was it a size small ?
Yes.
Do u count the chain that’s on the hook when you’re counting 5 ?
No. I never count the chain on the hook. Thanks for watching!
I have Hobbi cotton kings #1 weight. I have 5 colors to make an ombre. I have two skeins of each color. (I plan to hold 2 strands together. Can I make this pattern work for 5 colors rather than 4? Perhaps 2 strands of #1 will be lovers to 2 weight?
I love you poncho.
370yds of each color, total of 1850yds.
Whew! Tricky question. I used about 150 yards of ea color. If you are doubling yours it should be enough for size Sm and Medium. You'll need to make fewer rows of ea color to get the ombre effect. It sounds beautiful already.
@@CrazyCoolCrochet Thank you for answering so promptly! Much appreciated.
I see you did 9 rows of each color, I will try 5. I know an odd number always looks better than an even. I hope your Sunday finishes your weekend beautifully.🥰
If I want to use a med 4 but it’s a light feeling yarn would I need to adjust the stitches? How would I do that? Or would it work up just fine following g pattern for my size?
The yarn I used was a very thin #2. Using a thin #4 will result in a larger end product. The poncho as designed, runs on the smaller side. If you don't mind a slightly larger fit then stay with your normal size. If you want to keep it on the small side, then go with the next smaller size than your normal size. Hope this helps.
Y las otras tallas L , M, son cada 10 cadenetas?! Más !?
Small, Medium, Large/XLarge, 1X/2X, 3X/4X = Ch 110 (120, 140, 150, 150 )
9:11 is where the sewing of the seam to put the panels together begins.
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Thank you!
Using 3 skeins of milk yarn I ordered on Aliexpress (let’s hope it is safe).
Self striping yarn like a Caron cotton cake. Wish me luck! 3rd row and I realize I skipped a couple of v stitches…oh well😂
Good luck! Self striping will give a different look altogether. Let us know how it turns out.
What would be the chain count to make this as a kid size 12?
Thank you for watching. As I did not design this in a child size I do not have a specific chain count for size 12. This poncho is already shorter than most so it might fit as is. Otherwise, you can follow these basic instructions for sizing (in reverse to make smaller): For more custom sizes increase the beginning chain in multiples of 5 for length. Add V-Stitch rows as needed for width. This is found on the written pattern here: crazycoolcrochet.com/crochet-lightweight-summer-poncho/
Thank you! I am trying a shorter chain count to see if it works. If not, atleast I enjoyed trying. Love this pattern.
@@kathywilton6738 Good plan! Hope it works for your needs.
Can I buy that yarn here in Philippines?
I'm sorry, but since I don't live in the Philippines I don't know what yarns are available there. Maybe online? amzn.to/35iuTLg
What is the length of the panel?
Each panel is approx 26 inches long x 20 inches deep. The yarn I used is super stretchy.
Could someone tell me the lenght and width of a rectangle in inches?
Each panel is approx 26 inches long x 20 inches deep. The yarn I used is super stretchy.
@@CrazyCoolCrochet thankx ❤️
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Could you please give the measurements of each panel? 110 chain to begin and 4 colors of 9 rows. I just want to make
sure I measure because I may use a different weight yarn so just to be sure....panel measurements for the small? Thanks
Hi. Each panel is aprox 26 inches long x 20 inches deep. The yarn I used is super stretchy so your mileage may vary...
@@CrazyCoolCrochet THANK YOU! I have been crocheting your ponchos and pocket shawls for about a year. They are wonderful. You explain everything so well, Thank you
@@jeannegirouard2618 Wow. Thank you so much for letting me know. It really means a lot to me.