Shawl Knitting Patterns
Ponchos seem to come in and out of fashion just like many other garments.
The good news is, ponchos are back and worn effortlessly in place of a sweater or jacket. They layer fabulously over t-shirts, tunics, and lightweight sweaters.
I’ve rounded up ten modern poncho knitting patterns for you to try some are knitted back and forth, while others are knitted in-the-round.
So, if you’ve been wondering how do you make a poncho. Here are 10 inspiring ideas to get you started.
Hey knitters! In today's post, I'm going to show you how to make this gorgeous shawl in just four easy steps. I'm here to show you how to make this really large one skein shawl.
The best part is that any knitter can knit this; it’s a beginner project!
Enjoy a relaxing lace pattern and the joy of watching the slow color shift of Alpaculence in this long triangular shawl.
We’ve found the gold at the end of the rainbow – it’s a fabulous, colorful wrap! All you’ll need along the journey is a set of needles and some gorgeous, lightweight Alpaculence. This project is downright magical!
Want a lighter-than-air layering piece? Dayleza is an easy poncho knitting pattern that's worked in garter stitch.
Out of this world knitting! This colorful shawl uses self striping Nebula yarn featuring columns of lace and a lace border.
With one skein of self striping Amplify yarn, you can knit an easy ribbed shawl. It’s knitted back and forth from the top down and features slipped knit stitches to accentuate the color transitions.
Knit the perfect layering piece! This textured turtle-neck poncho from Universal Yarn is a free pattern featuring self-striping Major.
Here’s a shawl that has it all! Variegated colors, stripes, dropped stitches, and a floral crocheted edge. This fun to knit project is surprisingly simple because the dropped stitches are made at the bind off.
Easy knitting! Create a large garter-stitch triangle shawl using two skeins of Manos Alegria hand dyed yarn. This project is knitted on long circular needles to accommodate the large number of stitches.
Self striping Pendenza yarn is ideal for knitting an asymmetrical shawl. This easy-to-knit free pattern uses two balls of yarn for a carefree, colorful completed wrap. Pendenza is a cotton yarn great for near year-round wear.
Banked Coals large poncho knitting pattern. It has long slow color changes created with Universal Revolutions yarn. The neck opening is set asymmetrically, giving an otherwise simple piece just a little something special. It can be worn with ribbing going either vertically, horizontally, or even at an angle.
One skein project! This lace shawl knitting pattern is generously sized to be worn in a variety of ways. Revolutions has long elegant color changes and a halo that provides a softness to your finished project. It's knit widthwise, so a circular needle is needed to accommodate the large number of stitches.