Very nice! I've been crocheting for about 52 years now and I just wanted you to know that you have a gift for teaching. You explain everything simply and seem very patient. Keep it up sweetie. 😉
I have just finished making this poncho! It's my first piece of clothing that I have crocheted and I am ridiculously proud of myself 😂 I did a scalloped edging on mine as I fear I would keep getting the tassels caught on things as I am quite clumsy 😂 I have tagged you in a pic on Instagram of my finished poncho. I hope you like it and thank you for such a fun and easy to follow tutorial 😊
I just started learning how to crochet maybe 2 months ago and I’ve really been wanting to make one just like this. I can’t wait to try it. This tutorial was so clear, I know I’ll be able to do it. 💕💗💖
I did 72 so I could have a looser neck and I’ll tell you what I did in the easiest way I can. You’d have 24 normal clusters because 72 divided by 3 = 24. 2 of your stitches would be increases, meaning you have 22 normal stitches and 2 increases. Which adds up to 24. Your cluster count will be a palindrome: (6-INC-10-INC-6). You start off with 6 clusters, your next stitch (your 7th cluster) will be your increase, then do 10 normal clusters, then your next stitch (your 17th cluster) will be your last increase, followed by 6 clusters. I hope this helps !!
is this to make the corners align properly? I also did 72 (have a mighty melon I guess) but starting with single chains and no increases. I just started the clusters but I really want this to turn out decent. I appreciate any advice
@@sin8735 yes this helps them align properly, I followed the video as normal only instead of a 60 chain I did a 72 chain. I followed everything else as normal until the first increase of clusters where Paige explains her formula on how she does it. You just finished the half double crochet rows and now you’re starting on your first row of clusters which has 2 increases. I created a formula that replicates the original only it’s for a “size up” pretty much since I did 72. Once you follow the formula (6-INC-10-INC-6) just follow the rest of the video as normal. And if you want to make the poncho bigger just add more rows :))
I found my points didn't align, and that both sides need the same amount of clusters for them to match. So 6 to start, corner, 11, corner, 5 to finish 😊
Oh my gosh this is so pretty!!! The colours are gorgeous!!! I'm definitely gonna make this pattern at some point (probably around the beginning of fall let's be real, I have way too many wips at the moment haha)
I have a massive head with 90 stitches with 30 clusters. Which is 28 clusters and 2 INCrease clusters. 28 divided by 2 is 14. So im going to try 7-INC-14-INC-7. The first and last number needs to add up to the number in the middle (So it is positioned evenly). Actually need 7-13-8 12:53 15:10
Figuring out cluster: [Total stitch count] :3 - 2 :2 = [how many cluster you'll have between the corners] Ex. 60: 3 -2 :2 = 9 -> if number differs, youst de- or increase, so that you'll have the same amount of cluster on each side
im making this rn! i love how it looks on you!! ill @ you on my main acc on how it looks on me, thank you paige. I've been watching you ever since i was 10 (when i started crocheting) i hope to become just like you!!
I'm sure there's a way to better articulate it, but do a full row of 3dc clusters and count how many fit in your row. For me, it was 30. Minus 2 for the corners = I would need 28 normal 3dc clusters. Frog the test row and follow the instructions to form the first corner after 5 clusters. Then I divided 28 by 2 (= 14), so I did 14 clusters after the first corner, then formed the second corner and completed the round like normal. However many clusters you have left in that row will add up with the 5 clusters you did before the first corner to give you the divided number (I had 9 more clusters left after the 2nd corner to complete the row. 9 + 5 beginning clusters = 14 between each corner = 28 clusters + 2 corners = 30 for the entire circle = correct!) If you do it right you should have the same amount of clusters between corners no matter how much you chained in the beginning.
I did 72 as well and I’ll tell you what I did in the easiest way I can lol sorry if it’s confusing. You’d have 24 normal clusters. So subtract 2 off of that (for your increases), and you’ll have 22 normal stitches, and 2 increases. Which adds up to 24. Your cluster count will be a palindrome: (6-INC-10-INC-6). You start off with 6 clusters, your next stitch (your 7th cluster) will be your increase, then do 10 normal clusters, then your next stitch (your 17th cluster) will be your last increase, followed by 6 clusters. I hope this helps !!
I’m trying to get your written pattern and can’t seem to get it. I clicked on the link also and it won’t seem to open. Is anyone else having trouble? Also wondering about sizes and making one for a plus size girly lie 2xl
Is it just me or is the written pattern not available online? I´ve tried the link multiple times but I still can't see the pattern. Is see others tho but not the poncho one... Can you help?
@omazingpaige what do i do if my work gets twisted anyway like i have tried making this 3 times and every time it twists any tips? edit: i found out my mistake
How much yarn did you have leftover at the end and/or before making tassels? Trying to make semi last minute for a gift and don’t know if I have enough yardage
