Maya for friends in Guadalajara, México

A stylish take on the popular Poncho Maya ~ a reversible poncho-sweater featuring ribbed cuffs and neckline that can be styled as a collar showcasing the front closure, or as a trendy turtleneck with closure at the back ~ suitable for when the air is filled with a chill

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New horizons beckon in México, forming the backdrop for friendships and many more adventures to come

Designed to fit: Slim all vinyl götz dolls, Götz happy kidz & Hannah girls & boys

Pattern suitable for both DK and Sport

REFER TO SUGGESTED NEEDLE SIZES FOR GAUGE

Pattern Features:

• Option 1: A stylish Poncho-Cape effect with front button closure and open collar neckline

• Option 2: A casual Poncho-Sweater with back button closure and loose Turtle Neck

Main body worked in stockinette stitch with horizontal ribbing featured at open sides. A unique spine stitch pattern worked on the bottom borders, finishing with classic ribbing for both cuffs and neckline. Formatted with line-by-line written instructions given throughout with the option to work to measurement where indicated

Construction:
Worked in two pieces.
For ease of identification pattern will begin with Front Button Closure option 1
Front: Worked bottom-up in one piece with border stitch pattern, then in two sections for button closure
Back: Worked bottom-up in one piece with featured border stitch pattern
Both Pieces are seamed at shoulders, with a ribbed neckline worked from picked up stitches.
Ribbed Cuffs also worked from picked up stitches where indicated and seamed at completion

Materials: 133 – 140 yards (50 -60 grams)
#3 weight (DK) OR #2 weight (Sport)

Knitting Needles:
Pair each of 2.75mm (US 2) & 3.25mm (US 3)
for DK #3 weight
OR SIZE NEEDED TO OBTAIN GAUGE
Pair each of 3.00mm (US 2.5) & 3.50mm (US 4)
for Sport #2 weight
OR SIZE NEEDED TO OBTAIN GAUGE

Gauge: Using 3.25mm: 7sts, 8 rows in 1” over Stockinette Stitch based on DK #3
Using 3.50mm: 7sts, 8 rows in 1” over Stockinette Stitch based on Sport #2