Please read this before purchasing my pattern (DISCLAIMER)
Due to my cognitive disabilities, I am unable to do e.g. size gradings and coordinate a large test. For this reason, this pattern comes in one size only and in English only. However I am doing my very best to offer a well written pattern and include size modification tips.

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You tricked me is a poncho with an innovative asymmetric double collar neckline, and I’m thrilled to be able to share it with you. There is no dedicated frontside, so it can be worn any way you like.
Designing the poncho wasn’t easy. It was teasing me and leading me in another direction that I had anticipated. This is why I have chosen to name it You tricked me. It ended up being much more simple and elegant, and I hope you will love it as much as I do.

Construction
You tricked me is knitted in modules. First you knit 6 triangles flat, and join them together with a crochet stitch. Then you knit the 2 collars in the round. It’s finished off with an intarsia bottom hem.

Size and measurements
This pattern comes in one size only, however the size is adjustable and the pattern gives guidelines on how to adjust the size.

Neckline circumference at # 2 collar: 62 cm / 24.5”
Circumference at #1 collar: 99 cm / 39”
Bottom hem circumference: 195 cm / 77”
Length from Neckline #2 collar to Bottom hem (longest length): 72 cm / 28”
Length from Neckline #2 collar to Bottom hem (shortest length): 47 cm / 18.5”
Triangle length from top to bottom: 41 cm / 77”

Yarn and yardage
Cascade 220, 200 m per 100 g (230 yds per 3.5 oz). Filcolana Peruvian and Grønhøj Garn Peru Wool are also good yarn options. Yarnsub.com can be used to find yarn alternatives.

Color A (Red): 400 m / 438 yds.
Color B (Ruby): 300 m / 328 yds.
Color C (Pink): 400 m / 438 yds.

Gauge
In Blackberry stitch:
Before blocking: 24 sts on 10,5 cm / 4¼”, and 24 rows on 10 cm / 4”.
After blocking: 20 sts on 10 cm / 4”, and 24 rows on 10 cm / 4”.

Skill level
Medium difficulty.

Techniques

• Modules that are seamet together
• Flat slip stitch seam: YouTube tutorial.
• Blackberry stitch
• Foldover collar and knit together with the edge.
• Short rows
• Intarsia
• Mattress stitching