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Knit-on Cable Fringe Poncho or Shawl Pattern
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A triangle shaped shawl can be knitted from the bottom up... side to side or in this case, from the top down. Starting at the back of the neck with very few stitches, the triangle shape is achieved through rythmic increases. Cable and fringe are knitted-on as one piece once the body of your shawl or poncho is complete.
Your completed project will need between 500 and 1000+ yards of yarn depending upon the yarn weight and needle size. It's a fun way to experiment with textured yarns... or mixing leftover yarns from your stash! The poncho/shawl pictured was knit on US size #9 needles with a worsted weight cotton yarn but the pattern is adaptable to every weight of yarn from lace to bulky.
Included in the pattern are instructions for a provisional cast on, simple triangle shawl and knitting on a border sideways which binds off all of your live stitches... plus, learn to knit on fringe as you go!
The pdf is two pages long and contains both charted and written instructions for the cable border.
Happy Knitting!
Your completed project will need between 500 and 1000+ yards of yarn depending upon the yarn weight and needle size. It's a fun way to experiment with textured yarns... or mixing leftover yarns from your stash! The poncho/shawl pictured was knit on US size #9 needles with a worsted weight cotton yarn but the pattern is adaptable to every weight of yarn from lace to bulky.
Included in the pattern are instructions for a provisional cast on, simple triangle shawl and knitting on a border sideways which binds off all of your live stitches... plus, learn to knit on fringe as you go!
The pdf is two pages long and contains both charted and written instructions for the cable border.
Happy Knitting!