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    Helena S V-Stitch Poncho

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    This document provides instructions for making a V-stitch poncho in crochet. It uses US terms and is worked from the top down in the round. The pattern starts with a foundation chain and establishes the V-stitch pattern. It then increases the number of V-stitches on subsequent rows while shaping the neck and front/back openings with marked stitches. Finishing rows are provided for the bottom border and neck edging.

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    Helena S V-Stitch Poncho

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    This document provides instructions for making a V-stitch poncho in crochet. It uses US terms and is worked from the top down in the round. The pattern starts with a foundation chain and establishes the V-stitch pattern. It then increases the number of V-stitches on subsequent rows while shaping the neck and front/back openings with marked stitches. Finishing rows are provided for the bottom border and neck edging.

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    This document provides instructions for making a V-stitch poncho in crochet. It uses US terms and is worked from the top down in the round. The pattern starts with a foundation chain and establishes the V-stitch pattern. It then increases the number of V-stitches on subsequent rows while shaping the neck and front/back openings with marked stitches. Finishing rows are provided for the bottom border and neck edging.

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    Helena S V-Stitch Poncho

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    This document provides instructions for making a V-stitch poncho in crochet. It uses US terms and is worked from the top down in the round. The pattern starts with a foundation chain and establishes the V-stitch pattern. It then increases the number of V-stitches on subsequent rows while shaping the neck and front/back openings with marked stitches. Finishing rows are provided for the bottom border and neck edging.

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    Helenas V-stitch poncho

    This pattern is made using US crochet


    terms.

    The poncho is worked in the round, top


    down, and the neck edging is added last.
    Gauge:

    3 V-st = 2 inches, 4 rows = 2 inches for DK


    weight yarn
    Yarn:

    DK weight (original work-up used Marks &


    Kattens Madrid, 100% acrylic)
    Yardage:

    640 meters
    700 yards
    Hook:

    5mm (H) or size needed to make correct gauge.


    Size:

    Indicated yarn and gauge makes a poncho which is ca 20 inches long in the front.
    Abbreviations:

    St
    Ch
    Sl st
    Fsc
    Hdc
    Dc
    Tc
    Ch-sp
    V-st

    stitch
    chain
    slip stitch
    foundation chain
    half double crochet
    double crochet
    turning chain
    Chain space
    V-stitch = *dc, ch1, dc* in ch-sp on previous row

    Row 1:
    Fsc 88. Join with sl st. Put stitch markers in stitch numbers 1 (first marker, side), 23 (second marker, front
    center), 45 (third marker, side) and 67 (fourth marker, back center). Move stitch markers down as work
    progresses.
    Row 2:
    For the first dc of each round Ive substituted ch 3, but you can also use the no-turning chain dc
    Ch 3, dc in each st around. Join with sl st in tc. Total 88 dc, counting first ch3 as 1 dc.
    Row 3:
    Sl st in ch-space, ch 4, dc in same dc, skip next dc, *V-st in following dc, skip next dc*. Repeat * - *
    around = 44 V-st. Join with sl st in first V-st of row.

    Row 4 - 5:
    Sl st in ch-space, ch 4, dc in same V-st, V-st in each V-st around, = 44 V-st.
    Row 6:
    Please see picture on p. 3 for clarification of space before marked V-st
    Sl st in ch-space, ch 4, dc in same V-st (first marker, side), V-st in each V-st until the V-st before the
    second marker. V-st in the space before marked V-st, V-st in marked V-st (front center), V-st in space
    after marked V-st, V-st in each V-st until the fourth marker, V-st in the space before marked V-st, V-st in
    marked V-st (back center), V-st in space after marked V-st, V-st in each V-st until the first marker. Join
    with sl st in first V-st. = 48 V-st.
    Row 7 - 8:
    Sl st in ch-space, ch 4, dc in same V-st, V-st in each V-st around, = 48 V-st. Repeat row once.
    Row 9
    Sl st in ch-space, ch 4, dc in same V-st (first marker, side), V-st in each V-st until the V-st before the
    second marker. V-st in the space before marked V-st, V-st in marked V-st (front center), V-st in space
    after marked V-st, V-st in each V-st until the fourth marker, V-st in the space before marked V-st, V-st in
    marked V-st (back center), V-st in space after marked V-st, V-st in each V-st until the first marker. Join
    with sl st in first V-st. = 52 V-st.
    Row 10 - 11
    Sl st in ch-space, ch 4, dc in same V-st, V-st in each V-st around, = 52 V-st. Repeat row once.
    Row 12:
    Sl st in ch-space, ch 4, dc in same V-st (first marker, side), V-st in space after marked V-st, V-st in each
    V-st until the V-st before the second marker. V-st in the space before marked V-st, V-st in marked V-st
    (front center), V-st in space after marked V-st, V-st in each V-st until the third marker, V-st in the space
    before marked V-st, V-st in marked V-st (side), V-st in space after marked V-st, V-st in each V-st until
    the fourth marker, V-st in the space before marked V-st, V-st in marked V-st (back center), V-st in space
    after marked V-st, V-st in each V-st until the first marker, V-st in the space before marked V-st. Join with
    sl st in first V-st. = 60 V-st.
    Row 13 - 14:
    Sl st in ch-space, ch 4, dc in same V-st, V-st in each V-st around. = 60 V-st. Repeat row once.
    Row 15 - 32:
    Repeat rows 6 14 twice, work totals 32 rows. Row 32 = 92 V-st.
    Row 33:
    Sl st in ch-space, ch 4, dc in same V-st (first marker, side), V-st in each V-st until the V-st before the
    second marker. V-st in the space before marked V-st, V-st in marked V-st (front center), V-st in space
    after marked V-st, V-st in each V-st until the fourth marker, V-st in the space before marked V-st, V-st in
    marked V-st (back center), V-st in space after marked V-st, V-st in each V-st until the first marker. Join
    with sl st in first V-st. = 96 V-st.

    Row 34:
    Sl st in V-st, ch3, 2 dc in same V-st, ch1, 3 dc in same V-st,* dc in next V-st, dc between V-st, dc in next
    V-st, dc in space between V-st, dc in next V-st, 3 dc in next V-st, ch 1, 3 dc in same V-st*. Repeat * - *
    around, join with sl st in tc.
    The basic principle for this row is to make a shell in every 4 V-st, with 5 dcs between each shell. You
    should have a total of 24 shells.
    Row 35:
    Sl st in first dc, ch 3, dc in next dc, 2 dc in ch-sp, ch1, 2 dc in same ch-sp, dc in next 2 dc. Skip next dc, dc
    in spaces between next 5 dcs (4 dcs total). * Skip next 2 dcs, dc in next 2 dc, 2 dc in ch-sp, ch 1, 2 dc in same chsp, dc in next 2 dc. Skip next dc, dc in spaces between next 5 dcs (4 dcs total). Repeat from * around. Join,
    fasten and weave in ends.See chart and picture below.

    Doublecrochet

    Chain
    Slipstitch

    Chart courtesy of yarnpumpkin

    Close-up of
    bottom edging.
    Red circle shows
    space between
    V-st

    Neck edging:
    The neck edging is worked in the round.
    Fasten yarn at one side of neckline. *Hdc in each st around but skip each side, front center and back
    center stitch* (decreasing the amount of stitches by 4 on each row). Join with sl st and continue with next
    row. Repeat *-* twice for a total of 3 rows of hdc. Fasten and weave in ends.

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