Crochet Study of Texture Poncho
There was interest in having the Study of Texture original afghan converted to a shawl. So I put my thinking cap on and created a shawl. This ended up morphing into a demand to have the Study of Texture Poncho. Cora Morrison, a fellow crocheter, took up the challenge to create one.
With collaboration, Cora re-wrote the instructions for the Crochet Study of Texture Poncho as a one-piece unit. You could have done two shawls and sewed them together. She wanted a one-piece unit instead.
Cora spent several weeks perfecting the pattern to the best of our ability to match my original intention. She and I worked together to do our best to correct as much as we saw. So if you find an error, it's not for a lack of trying.
Cora used 5 balls of Bernat POP yarn. Using 5 mm / H Hook.
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Tammy says
Do you have any suggestions for altering this to fit a child? Like... a 6yr old? I'm sure some rows will need to be skipped to make it a little shorter & not drag on the ground, but mostly I'm wondering about stitch count to get it started- what do you think?
Mikey says
You may have to stop much earlier. It took me about 50 hours to figure it out as a shawl from the blanket. So re-engineering it would be a lengthy process but is always possible. I don't have an immediate solution.
Kelly M Lane says
No Blue Button
Marina King says
button added
Nicole says
No Blue Button
Marina King says
button added
Sue McVicker says
No Blue Button
Marina King says
button added
Joyce says
Please tell me where to find video of. Study of texture poncho I’m so stuck on row 24
Marina King says
there isn't one for the poncho, but there is for the blanket on YouTube, you should be able to watch that and get the help you need.
Joyce says
I’m stuck on row 46. On afaghan it doesn’t show this it goes from basket to picot can you explain it to me please
Marina King says
yeah, this is the finishing round(s) of the poncho, what spot are you stuck on? your first stitch of this round (sc, ch2) will be between the first 2 stitches of the four from the last round that you just did dc between the rest follow the pattern. let me know what spot it is that you are stuck in, I'll work up the edging and see if I can walk you through the spot giving you a hard time.
Denise A Contreras says
I'm stuck on row 24.
Mikey says
Okay. I'm unsure how to help. Do you have any more to add to this statement? Why do you think that? Is it the count? I'm sorry. I don't know where to step in to help you.
Joyce says
What does it mean dc right OVER the Ch 3 from row 23 capturing it underneath the 3 dcs st. Where do you put it??
Marina King says
you're working over the top of row 23 into row 22
Joyce says
Do you know if it’s the same row? I made the blanket
Marina King says
without having both patterns in front of me I couldn't honestly say, I don't have them both right here to compare
Cathy Roberts says
Cora and Mikey!
I entered my poncho in the local county fair and received Reserve Champion ribbon! Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful pattern.
Cathy
Mikey says
That's terrific!
Marsha Christie says
Love the end result! Such a cozy poncho and looks fantastic! I did notice that in Round 41 the second corner says 2hdc, chain 2, 2 hdc. The first corner is 1 hdc. I went with the 1 hdc, chain 2, 1 hdc in order to make Round 42 fit.
This is a gorgeous poncho! Thank you so much for making this pattern available to us.
Barbara Roberts says
Just getting started and so excited to crochet this beautiful poncho! Have not crocheted anything like this before, do I turn after each row or continue crocheting onto the next row. If continuing, how (in row 3) do I “dc 1 same corner sp”. Many thanks for your help.
Carrie says
The pattern will not download. It keeps saying download unsuccessful.
Mikey, The Crochet Crowd says
reviewing now.
Mikey, The Crochet Crowd says
I'm unable to duplicate the same result. If you email me, I can email it back. send me an email at inquiry@thecrochetcrowd.com Just remind me I promised to do this as I don't usually email patterns.
Carrie says
I got it to work on my laptop! Yay! I have got to row 47 and am so stuck. I am still new to reading patterns. I have posted in your Facebook group for help with rows 45 and 46. I think if I post again people will get mad at me. I need some help. I tried to do my own diagram but that didn't work.
Mikey, The Crochet Crowd says
New revision of this pattern has been provided today.
Caroline says
Great! Thank you for always helping us.
Rosemary Braun says
There definitely is a problem with Row 24.
Mikey, The Crochet Crowd says
I had the guest designer go through Row 24. She's been helping people behind the scenes. She's been providing a rough draft of where the stitches go. So she's helped Daniel provide a diagram to show where they are going. It seems to be solving the issues for this row. See new revision of this pattern that i have posted. The only revision is the diagram added.
Caroline says
I love this pattern and was doing great until Row 24. I don’t understand at all what to do with the first statement to “DC right over the chain 3 from row 23 capturing it underneath the 3 dc sts”. DC where? In all of the first 3 dcbp from row 23? How is the chain captured underneath? Also, is there not another DC in the corner space after the chain 3? Then, there are shells. I did the study of texture Afghan and checked that video for help, but it’s different from this description—there are no shells in the row after the dcbp row. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Marcia rRosser says
I’m aving the some problem. Did you get an answer?
Mikey, The Crochet Crowd says
I will send this design back to Cora for review.
Caroline says
Thank you, Mikey. I finally figured it out and was able to complete it.
Jeannette says
Can you explain this row 24. I am also not understanding.
Jeannette Mendoza says
I am not sure if my previous request has gone through for assistance, so, please excuse me if this is duplicate. I am also stuck on row 24. Can I get some clarification on this row? I appreciate any and all help. BTW< I am enjoying this pattern, very engaging.
Yvonne says
I also do not understand what to do here and the new pattern hasn’t helped. I’ve tried watching the video for the blanket but that’s different in this area. I was cruising right along until I got here. I don’t understand what to do. Is there a video for this?
Sydney Broussard says
Thank you so much Cora for adapting this pattern. And thank you Mikey for allowing her to share it with us. It’s beautiful and I can’t wait to make one. I been waiting for the perfect poncho pattern as I have yarn I been hoarding. Now I found my pattern. You guys rock!
Raquel says
How can I downloaded the pattern for study of the texture poncho
Mikey, The Crochet Crowd says
Click GET PATTERN or click the name in the article. It takes you to the downloadable PDF.
Elizabeth King says
Thank You! Thank You! Thank You!
Susana Victoria Aleman says
Beautiful Poncho. Want the Pattern. Is it available somewhere?
Mikey, The Crochet Crowd says
Click either GET PATTERN button or the name of the poncho in the article. They go to a downloadable PDF.
BB&Y says
How would you teach or advise on tension? I am finding out just how important it really is.
Jo says
I have ben searching high and low for the perfect poncho to make my sister! This! Is! It! Beautiful!