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'Cho (not quite a poncho)
Just pull this abbreviated poncho over your head to experience instant soft warmth, cabled and studded with moss-stitch in our most luxurious baby alpaca yarn. It is called a ‘Cho because it really isn’t quite a poncho.
It just has aspirations.
Wear it under or over a coat, cosy and chic.
Buttoned (worked backwards and forwards on long circular needles) or un-buttoned (worked in the round on long circular needles)
Enjoy
Onwards
Belinda
YOU WILL NEED
2 x BUBBLE, 100m/100g (British Bluefaced Leicester wool and cotton) or
2 x BUTTERSOFT 100m/100g (Peruvian baby alpaca)
8mm short (40cm) or 8mm double pointed needles and 8mm long (80cm) circular needles
Sewing-up needle
TENSION/GAUGE: 10sts to 10cm over stocking st
FINISHED SIZE: 65cm across, 25cm deep
ABBREVIATIONS:
k: knit p: purl Rnd: round R: row
st(s): stitch(es)
C6F: ‘Cable 6 to front’; hold 3sts to front, k3 from working needle, k3 from cable needle.
yo: yarn over, starting at front of work pass yarn over needle to back. If st before yo was a knit st, first bring yarn to front underneath needle.
k2tog: knit 2sts together to make one st
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- First published: January 2012
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