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Scope Out My Kaleidoscope
A bit of lace, speckled yarn, and a soft warm collar all add up to lots of fun. The sample was made with Three Irish Girls Adorn Sport in the gorgeous Kaleidoscope colorway. But, of course, it would be just as adorable in stripes or solids. Let your imagination go to create your own Kaleidoscope.
The poncho is worked in one piece from the front lace edging to the back lace edging. The neckline stitches are picked up to work the collar.
Skill Level: Easy
Pattern Instructions: Written and Charted
Suggested Yarn: - 500 (600, 650, 860, 1000, 1150, 1330) yards of fingering weight (use 2 strands together). - OR 275 (300, 350, 450, 550, 650, 750) of DK or light worsted yarn using one strand for body and 100 yards of fingering for lace edge - Lace edging is worked with fingering weight yarn. Body and collar are worked with 2 strands of fingering weight or 1 strand of DK or light worsted. - Sample was worked with Three Irish Girls Adorn Sport. Lace edging was worked with one strand of Au Naturel. One strand of Kaleidoscope was added for the body. Collar was worked with 2 strands of Au Naturel.
The hat shown in some of the pictures is not included in the pattern. But there are many free hat patterns that can be worked in the same yarn for a matching set. Just add a big tulle bow or a pom pom of yarn or fur.
This pattern was tech edited by Jessica Higdon.
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