Coats and Clark Poncho section!

[RachelG]

Anybody seen these yet?

 

www.coatsandclark.com/fun...onchos.htm

 

I don't wait when I find poncho patterns. I add them to CPC right away. )

 

I love the Baby Style one...so cute. And they said they will be adding more!!! :wow :woohoo

 

Rachel

www.crochetpatterncentral.com

[RebeccaVelasquez]

YAY!!! i've been searching for a hooded poncho for my dtr!!!

 

these are too small.... any ideas on how to enlarge???

[RachelG]

Sorry, I'm not advanced enough to answer that question! Somebody else? Please?!

 

Rachel

www.crochetpatterncentral.com

[MommaChelle]

Those are so cute!!

 

My advice, what I usually do if it's for someone I can size easily is I size as I go! Usually for something like a poncho, if you get the starting chain the right size, the rest should be easy and is just pattern repetition - mostly.

[threeolivemartini]

well what i do .. and its probably cheating .. if i need it just a little larger i use a larger hook and a larger yarn than they suggest ..or i just add here and there its random

 

if i have the person handy that i need to fit that is the best cause then i fit as i go but usually that isnt the case i just have measurements and i try to get it with in those.. i know this isnt really helpful.. there is method to my maddness.. but i suppose it really only makes sense to me ! LOL

[Guest tepperleen]

I've been working on the crocheted capelet. I fell in love with it when I saw the photo. Although I'm not crazy about the yarn I'm using (I think a thinner ww would work better) I think it's beautiful, and so simple. If you need something lickety-split that's a good one to try.

[RachelG]

I love that capelet. It's one of my favorite free "poncho" patterns on the web.

 

Rachel

www.crochetpatterncentral.com

[RebeccaVelasquez]

thank you for reposting about that, i think i'm gonna make that for my sister.....i think :fall

[viviskins]

well what i do .. and its probably cheating .. if i need it just a little larger i use a larger hook and a larger yarn

 

That's what I'd do.:cheer2