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Hooded Poncho Cowl Crochet Pattern

By: Simply Collectible

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Hooded Poncho Cowl Crochet Pattern

If you ever needed a fantastic piece of outerwear that was easy to maintain, store, and make, this Hooded Poncho Cowl Crochet Pattern it. Follow this easy peasy free crochet cowl pattern to fit your needs. Start with the child or petite, or if you choose to make a womens size, begin there. Follow the same pattern for completion until you reach the length you desire. No matter the size of your cowl, you're sure to love the look of this cowl crochet pattern. You can wear this poncho in the winter over long sleeves and pants or rock it in the spring with a skirt. This stylish look can be worn all year, making it a must have for anyone who loves fashion and crochet.

Click here for the free crochet pattern

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Crochet HookP/16 or 11.5 mm hook

Yarn Weight(6) Super Bulky/Super Chunky (4-11 stitches for 4 inches)

Materials List

  • Super Bulky, Loops N Threads
  • Susan Bates P-hook

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Zeemer

May 26, 2018

It's rare to find a hooded poncho and this Hooded Poncho Cowl Crochet pattern is a welcome treat. I want to make this for my own use of if someone wants it then I can sell to them this poncho cowl.

fiveomom 7944890

Jun 13, 2017

I have a question......I'm not an experienced crocheted, but I can do it. What does the following mean round 14 inc, hdc10 (48sts) If I increase 10sts to round 13, that would make 54sts, not 48. All the round increases don't add up. I'm confused. Could someone please help me? Linda

Editor Dana B

Jun 15, 2017

Hi Linda! It took me a minute but I think I've gotten it. ;) It looks like you increase once (2 sts in one), and then do 1 hdc in each stitch for 10 stitches. Another way you might see it written is something like *2 hdcs in st, 10 hdc across*, repeat to end of row. So in this case you'd end up only adding four stitches to the row. I hope that makes sense! Let me know if I can explain that clearer. -Dana from FaveCrafts

princess6860504

May 01, 2017

I don't know about wearing this in the springtime, but for fall through the first part of winter, yes. I do know this yarn. It is so fluffy and lofty without adding weight. Meaning, it won't make you feel like you are weighed down with a poncho made of concrete. THe pattern is worked in a nice and simple half-double crochet. It gives it a slightly different look than just your normal single crochet. Half-doubles are my go-to lately!

fiveomom 7944890

Jun 13, 2017

Hi there! I'm just starting this poncho and I'm a little confused. Maybe you can help me. When it says, for instance round 14 inc, hdc10 (48sts) what does that mean? If I increase 10hdc it would make 54sts, not 48. Hope you can help me out

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