Monocot Swoncho by Reimy Johanna Designs

Monocot Swoncho

Crochet
September 2024
Fingering (14 wpi) ?
20 stitches and 10 rows = 4 inches
in granny stitch
3.5 mm (E)
2295 - 2754 yards (2099 - 2518 m)
One size fits all
US
English
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A beautiful crocheted sweater poncho or ‘swoncho’. Small triangles combined with interesting stitch patterns create a colourful and fun piece of clothing. The cuffs are made of triangles with flowers.

The pattern gives clear instructions for each round, with photos for the more intricate parts. It also gives instructions on how to use the colour changing yarn, in terms of when to use a darker of lighter shade.

It’s a one size fits all pattern; you can easily make it shorter or longer by adding rounds.

The neckline is made of triangles with flowers, on top of those the yoke is crocheted. The main body is then added to the bottom of the flower triangles.

Measurements taken of the swoncho laying flat:

Width neckline: 8.7 inch/ 22 cm, so total circumference is 17.4 inch/44cm
Total width at the widest point: 46 inch/ 117 cm NB: this is measured flat, total circumference is 2 x 46 inch = 92 inch!
Total length: 19 inch/ 48 cm
Cuff length: 4 inch/ 10 cm
See drawing with measurements on the left.

Materials:

Scheepjes Invicta Colour, 459 yards/420 meters/100g, fingering yarn

Amounts and colors:
3 balls, number 974; yellow/brown/purple
1 ball 971; red/orange/purple/blue
1 ball 959; red/brown/yellow/purple
1 ball 968; cranberry/teal/lime

Note: if you use a single color, less yarn is needed because you don’t have to choose colors for the different parts. 2295 yards/ 2100 meters will suffice.