Modern Granny Winter Poncho
This Modern Granny Winter Poncho pattern, could really be called, "Modern Granny Meets Glacier Cowl". I decided for my third poncho in the series to add a ribbed turtleneck to it in the same stitch that I used when crocheting the Glacier Cowl. If you are someone who doesn't like anything on your neck, you can simply leave off the collar and still have a beautiful winter poncho.
I used 3 Caron Cakes in the Blueberry Shortcake colorway because I love the ease of the self-striping yarn. You can always choose any worsted weight yarn in either a solid color or stripe it as you desire. You can also adjust the size by simply adding more rounds to reach your desired length.
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Tutorial
Modern Granny Winter Poncho
designed by Jeanne Steinhilber
- Caron Cakes yarn - 3 Cakes
- Crochet Hook 5.0mm Size H
This winter poncho is worked in the round from the top down, then the optional turtleneck is added after the body is complete.
Body
Ch 96, sl st to first ch to form ring. Do not let the ring twist.
Rnd 1: Ch 1, sc in each ch around, sl st to beg sc. - 96 sc
Rnd 2: Ch 1, (sc, ch 3, sc) in first st, *ch 3, sk 2 st, sc in next st; rep * 14 times, ch 3, sk 2, (sc, ch 3, sc) in next st (this is the front point); rep * again 15 times, ch 3, sk 2 st, sl st to beg sc. - 34 ch-3 sps
Rnd 3: Sl st into next ch-3 sp, (ch 3, 2 dc, ch 1, 3 dc) in sp, 3 dc in each ch-3 sp to front point, (3 dc, ch 1, 3 dc) in front point, 3 dc in each ch-3 sp to beg, sl st to beg ch 3. - 108 dc, 2 ch-1 sps
Rnd 4: Sl st in next 2 dc, (sc, ch 3, sc) in ch-1 sp, *ch 3, sk 3 dc, sc in gap; rep * to ch-1 sp, (sc, ch 3, sc) in ch-1; rep * again to beg sc, sl st to beg sc. - 38 ch-3 sps
Rnd 5 thru 46: Rep rnds 3 & 4.
Rnd 47: Rep rnd 3.
Rnd 48: Sl st in next 2 dc, (sc, ch 3, sc) in ch-1 sp, *ch 1, sk 1 dc, sc in next dc, ch 1, sk 1 dc, sc in gap; rep * to front point, (sc, ch 3, sc); rep * again to beg, sl st to beg sc. Finish off.
Ribbed Turtleneck
Working into the original ch, attach yarn to first sc at the top of the poncho with a sl st.
Rnd 1: Ch 3, dc in next 3 st, dc2tog, *dc in next 4 st, dc2tog; rep * around, sl st to beg ch 3. - 80 dc
Rnd 2: Ch 1, FPdc immediately below the sl st around the post of the previous round, FPdc in next st, BPdc in next 2 sts, *FPdc in next 2, BPdc in next 2; rep * around, sl st to beg FPdc.
Rnd 3 thru 19: Rep rnd 2. Finish off.
Download the MG Modern Granny Pattern Book
heather says
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Mikey says
THanks
Lorraine says
I Would like to use Wool Ease thick and quick super bulky yarn, M hook for the Modern Granny winter Poncho How many stitches do you recommend starting off with... do I just reduce the amount of stitches between center points?
Mikey says
I'm really not sure. I haven't crocheted with that yarn and thickness to alter this particular pattern. I don't have an answer for you. You can reduce between the centre points as you suggested to make the next line smaller to comp for the thickness of yarn. But I don't know how many stitches that would be.
Lynette Bexton says
Could I please get this pattern by email (ie ) lynettebexton@hotmail.com thankyou
Mikey says
I confirmed the pattern button is working in order to download this pattern.
Christine coonai says
Is it possible to do a video on this modern granny poncho please?
I find it much easier to follow along with the video tutorials.
Thank you.
Christine coonai says
Is it possible to do a video on this modern granny poncho please?
Glenda says
Is there a video anywhere for this pattern?
Mikey says
I'm sorry. I have not filmed this project.
Yvonne says
I’m doing this now and I believe row 4 needs ch 3 at the end of the first repeat before you get to the ch 1 sp because you do a ch 3 after working in the sp. and you start with the repeat right after, which starts with a ch 3? Also at the end, before the sl st to finish the row?
Yvonne says
I ripped it all out and started from the 96 ch. Followed the next step to the letter, and end up with about 5 extra sc before the join at the end of the row. Something isn't quite right and not sure what it is.
Johanna says
Love this pattern and just wondering if you have any numbers to follow for a child size (ie. is it multiple of 2 for foundation chain etc.)
Many thanks for your fab work!
Mikey says
I believe the multiple is 6 for this.
Oldina says
When you are doing collar. The dc2tog from previous row are they treated as one or two separate dc
Katherine Locke says
IS THERE A SIZE?
Kim says
I've got some Big Cakes. How many yards is this pattern in the regular cakes?
Cindy Dahners says
I am wondering if it would be possible to make this pattern for a 10 yr old....I think my granddaughter would love this...but I am not sure how to reduce the pattern to start with...any suggestions would be great
Lexi says
I'm making one for a 10 year old as we speak. She's very tall but I took 6 chain off the neck line and just did the rows until it was the right length! I hope that helps
Alana Blakely says
Hi! This is a beautiful pattern. I was wondering how many beginning stitches to add to make the neck bigger? I am using a lighter weight yarn. Thank you for all your lovely patterns. They are so easy to follow.
Cheers,
Alana Blakely
Laura Jean Bartholomew says
Alana - looks like to me that the neck needs to be in sets of four. Two front post dc, two back post dc around. - LJ
Alana Blakely says
Thank you so much.
Mari Purchase says
Hi is it possible to sent me the poncho pattern by email.