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How to make Poncho Scarf Double Fringe
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Learn how to create a beautiful poncho scarf with double-layered fringe!
In this tutorial, I show step by step how to:
Work the ribbing and button placement
Mark and make buttonholes
Add heavy, flowing fringe for movement and style
Perfect for knitters of all levels!
Hand-Knitted Pattern PDF
A versatile poncho–scarf with buttons and heavy, double-layered fringe that adds
movement and character.
Finished Garment. This design can be worn as a poncho or a scarf. It features a simple stockinette body, a
ribbed/button band, and double, heavy fringe for a beautiful drape and flow.
Skill Level : Beginner – Intermediate
Materials
• Yarn: Alize Lanagold (approximately 200 g for fringe +400g body yarn as needed)
• Needles: 4.5 mm knitting needles
• Tapestry needle (for sewing and finishing)
• Stitch markers or contrasting yarn (for marking)
• Buttons(quantity as desired)
• ScissorsGauge
Gauge is not critical for this project. Size is adjusted by adding or subtracting rows.
10 cm*10cm = 18stitches *25rows
Size
• Standard instructions fit M – L size
• This size is achieved with 300 rows
• For a smaller size: work fewer rows
• For a larger size: add more rows
Abbreviations
• CO: Cast on
• st(s): stitch(es)
• RS: Right side
• WS: Wrong side
Body
1.Cast on 90 stitches using 4.5 mm needles.
2.Work in stockinette stitch:
a. Row 1 (RS): Knit all stitches
b. Row 2 (WS): Purl all stitches
3. Repeat Rows 1–2 until you reach 330 rows total.
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