Enjoy this stylish, yet classic poncho design.
Do me a favor and add the pattern to your faves, I would very much appreciate it.

The knit kits with the perfectly arranged yarns and the button are available HERE.

UPDATED PDF: October 24
Part 3: Rounds 1 to 5, followed by Rounds 6 to 10.

The Newell poncho.
From the rolled neckline created raglan style, to the mock cable stitch and stacked lace stitch pattern, all get knitted in the round. Then the project gets split up to be knitted flat in relaxing garter stitches with one specially arranged “Yarnology “skein that has color, textured and weight changes all worked in. Another striking detail is the single crochet edge created around the middle opening accessorized with a big button.

The pattern is fully written and also has a chart for the lace and mock cable pattern.

Yarn
C1- Organic cotton in a DK weight. 125 yards a skein. 2 skeins needed.
C2- Yarnology 1 skein a hand-tied yarn. 238 yards a skein in 7 colors, weight and texture changes, see page 2 for details.
Get the knit kits HERE.

Notions needed
US size 6 (4 mm) circular needle 16”
(41 cm) in length.
US size 10 (8 mm) 40” (102 cm) in length.
Stitch markers
Crochet hook size I (5.5 mm)
Tapestry needle for finishing.

Techniques applied
Knitting, purling, increasing, color
changes, lace knitting, slipping stitches,
binding off, weaving in ends and blocking.

Gauge
16 sts 24 rows in 4” stockinette stitch US 6.
13 sts 18 rows in 4” stockinette stitch US 10.

Enjoy your knit and be sure to share photos on your project pages, we all love seeing finished pretty knits.