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Knitting poncho pattern for the looms.

"Poncho pattern below"

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This knitting poncho pattern is one I adapted for the loom

This knitting poncho pattern is one I adapted for the loom. I found the original pattern on a Bernat leaflet hanging at the yarn store display. Of course it was originally knit on needles.

I wanted to make this up for my grand daughter. Since I knit much faster with the looms I decided to use one of them instead of the needles to make this a quick project.

If you are looking for an easy and quick gift, this is perfect.




Rake knitting loom



Knitting loom instructions

This was knit on my homemade loom we call our

Po' Folks Loom. You can use any small gauge loom that has at least 31 pegs. The yarn I used was regular Lion Brand Wooleze.

Free poncho knitting pattern

This pattern is so easy to make up and is a great project for beginners. There are just two panels to make and each one will be about 6 inches wide.

This poncho fits a 12 to an 18 month old. It only required about 3 oz of yarn.

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Baby Loom Poncho Pattern

Any small gauge board or rake loom

Lion Brand Wooleze or worsted weight yarn

Cast on 31 pegs

Row 1 Purl 3-knit 25 – purl 3 (this keeps the edges from rolling)

Row 2 Knit across

Repeat rows 1 and 2 until piece measures 17 inches. It should be about 98 rows when panel is finished.

Bind off.

Make two panels like this and put together as the diagram shows.

Stitch ends (A) to (A) and (B) to (B).

Use variegated yarn for an easy design pattern.

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Knitting poncho pattern to Knitting Looms

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