Storm Poncho

A stylish and comfortable poncho. Super for Autumn and Winter, can be worn on its own over a T-shirt or layered over a jumper or jacket.

Due to the needle size, it knits up quickly so you won’t need to wait long before you can enjoy wearing it or being able to give it as a gift. Great to keep you warm and cosy on a winter’s day.

Knitted in a chunky yarn, I used a yarn by Katia, called Alaska in a light grey colour.

This poncho is made up from five panels. The front panel is the most challenging but also rewarding section. The pattern is written to help you easily follow the combination of cable stitches. The other panels are fairly easy. The rear center panel can be knitted in the cable pattern or in reverse stocking (stockinette) stitch.

It is knitted flat, back and forth on single point straight needles. Although in general, I always prefer to use circular needles.

This pattern is written in full, easy to follow instructions in English, with both British and American terms throughout.