The Haze Poncho is a simple yet elegant throw on you can create for the chilly weather. It features a mock turtleneck to keep your neck area warm and protected.
MATERIALS
- MEDIUM WEIGHT YARN
- COLOR: GREY
- 5.5 MM CROCHET HOOK
- DARNING NEEDLE
- SCISSORS
GAUGE
13 STITCHES X 13 ROWS
10 X 10 CM
To begin your Haze Poncho, create a slip knot and chain 76.
ROW 1
Herringbone half double crochet (HBDC) in the 3rd CH from the hook and in each CH. Turn your work. Total Stitches: 75
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HERRINGBONE HALF DOUBLE CROCHET TUTORIAL
ROW 2
CH 2, skip the first stitch, HBHDC in the next stitch and in every stitch in the row. Turn your work.
ROW 3 TO 150
CH 2, skip the first stitch, HBHDC in the next stitch and in every stitch in the row. Turn your work.
PUTTING IT TOGETHER
Once your fabric has been completed, leave a tail long enough for sewing. Fold your fabric together with the wrong side facing up. On the long side of the fabric, and using your yarn tail, whip stitch in the next 50 stitches. Fasten off and weave in any loose ends.
Turn your work inside out.
TURTLENECK
ROUND 1
On the first stitch, join your yarn. We will now begin working in the round.
CH 2, HBHDC in the next 49 stitches. SS in the beginning chain to join.
ROUND 2 TO 10
CH 2, HBHDC in the next 49 stitches. SS in the beginning chain to join.
Upon completion. Fasten off and weave in any loose ends.
Patience is the key to creating large projects like the Haze Poncho and the results are worth it in the end. Happy Crocheting!