I hadn’t planned on releasing this as part of my fall patterns – in fact I had no idea I was going to design this at all until inspiration struck unexpectedly one lazy afternoon. Instead of doggedly persisting in whatever I was working on at the time, I dropped everything and followed my instinct, and I’m glad I did.
The Freewheelin’ Poncho is available for 5.50 USD in my Etsy Shop and Ravelry Pattern Store, as usual. BUT WAIT, there’s more! Now through August 22 I have a Buy 2 Patterns, Get the 3rd Free sale through Ravelry, no coupon code needed! Just put everything you want in your cart and the discount will be taken at checkout.
The Freewheelin’ Poncho is probably one of my favorites so far because it is relatively quick AND it’s easy AND it looks damn good. But that’s just my humble opinion, maybe you’d like to see for yourself?
A versatile wrap that works up quickly using a 9.00 mm hook, the Freewheelin’ Poncho features an alluring keyhole collar and a thick fringe at the edges while the lightweight mesh fabric flows and drapes to show off the person underneath.
Inspired by both retro and modern styles, this is a fashionable but easy level pattern for free spirits of all walks.
Yarn Weight required: #4 Worsted Weight
Hook size: 9.00 mm
Skill Level: Easy
Pattern written in US crochet terminologyEven though this pattern is written for worsted weight, it looks great in bulky weight as well!
Confession: I can strum a G chord… and that’s about it.
-MF
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I got so excited about the sale…until I read the date. 😝😝😝
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Lol, yep that was a while ago – but I do have fairly frequent sales! Follow my Facebook page at
http://www.facebook.com/MoraleFiber
to see all the latest deals! 🙂
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When starting the double chain, I keep thinking it’s too loose. I’m using louisa harding amitola grande and I’m wondering if it’s too thin or I need to go down a hook? Could you offer any advice?
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Hi Karen! Since this piece is made with an oversized hook, your gauge is going to be looser than you are probably used to – I would recommend making a gauge swatch in dc, ch-1 repeats to see if you are on target or not. The yarn you are using looks beautiful!
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It is! So soft and silky. You’re right that it seems very loose. Clearly missed the gauge on the pattern! I shall try that first. Thank you!
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Hi Regina
Love your work and I’m sort of flitting between 3 wips (all yours I have to admit 🤗)
I’m not sure what size hook I should go up to to convert the Freewheeling Poncho (which is one of the wips) to make the Driftwood. Did you still use the 9mm to make it a denser poncho for cold weather or go up sizes?
btw – are you in Aus?
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Hi Kerri! Yay, I’m glad you like my designs enough to be doing 3 at once! Wow 🙂 🙂 🙂 For the Driftwood Poncho, I believe I used the same size hook as recommended in the Freewheenlin’ Poncho pattern (9mm) and just altered the yarn weight, and that was enough to make it large and in charge 😉 I’m not in Australia, though, I’m located in Indiana, USA 🙂
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Thanks Regina
Really appreciate the response. I am doing in 9mm with bulky wool and am loving the look so far 😀
I did really hope you were in Aus (my PayPal payment showed it went to Sydney) Really difficult to find free spirited, crochet addicted, open hearted people 🤗 so thanks for being out there doing what you’re doing lovely 😊😊😊
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Thank you so much for your kind words! Maybe someday I’ll make it out to Australia, I’ve always thought it would be amazing to go!
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