Fringified

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  • This is a PDF knitting pattern.

    Gather an eclectic mix of DK and worsted weight yarns to knit this stripey syncopated brioche poncho. The shape is constructed with two main sections folded and seamed together producing a lovely asymmetric fabric. Hold one main color throughout the entire project and use several contrast colors for two-row stripes.

    Leave the contrast color yarn tails as fringe and play with the many fun ways to wear this convertible garment.

  • Sizes
    One Size

    Finished Measurements
    66” / 168cm bottom circumference measured at widest part,
    30” / 76cm from neck opening to bottom edge measured at longest point,
    24” / 61cm neck circumference.

    Yarn
    DK or worsted weight

    Yardage
    MC - 550yds / 503m
    CC - 530yds / 485m

    The main color is held constantly throughout the entire project for 2-row stripes. The contrast color changes after each stripe. Break yarn after each contrast color stripe for the fringed edge.

    Needles
    40” US 7 / 4.5mm circular

    Notions
    Tapestry needle

    Gauge
    16 sts & 22 rows = 4” / 10cm in two-color brioche stitch

  • Red Version
    Qing Fibre Supersoft DK
    (80% Merino, 10% Cashmere, 10% Nylon; 232yds / 212m per 100g skein)
    MC - Firaja
    CC - about 25 different DK and worsted weight colors

    Gray Version
    MC - Self-striping gray alpaca/wool from Iceland
    CC - about 25 different DK and worsted weight colors

    Choose a variety of DK or worsted weight colors for the contrast stripes. Mix speckled, solid, and variegated colors for an eclectic combination. The same contrast colors were used in both samples, but the gray and red main colors transform the overall effect of each garment.