Four Corner Virus Poncho
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- In this Video I will teach you how to crochet this beautiful 4 corner poncho with the virus pattern.
It is very simple and works up quite quickly.
It is very large loose and comfortable!
I will have photos and all the details on my Blog:
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I don't understand why or how anyone could give a thumbs-down to this tutorial! You are an amazingly great teacher!🖒👏👏👏🎖🎖🎖🎖
+Mzdiana thank you so much!! 💕💕
Mzdiana Maybe some people are annoyed at their own skills not being up to par so they take it out on the instructor.
They need a woodshed trip from this granny!
I really appreciate your showing the shawl in various weights of yarn and your thoughts and reasons for each one. That kind of info really helps me in deciding what yarn to chose. Looking forward to buying yarn‼️‼️
+Wendelyn Young that's great! I hope you found the best yarn for you. 💕 thank you for watching and commenting, I love hearing from my viewers!
Oh this is so lovely thank you for tutorial, I have done shawls an blanket, now will do poncho, love this pattern, I am frustrated because I am halfway through making another Shawl/Poncho, so will have to wait before starting this one. you are so patient an precise in your instructions Jonna, I think I could create anything following your tutorials. thank you so so much, for your generosity of spirit. Bless you.
+Sonja Birch this is so wonderful to hear and words like yours keep me filming. Thank you for taking the time to tell me and for watching my videos!
Sonja Birch
Absolutely love this patter!Thankyou
Beautiful virus shawl thanks for sharing
This is a great tutorial. You explained the front and back post so well, I now understand it. Thank you so much!
I’m so happy to hear this! Thank you for watching commenting. 💕
The colours are very beautiful... thanks for sharing...
+Karuna Shetty thanks for watching and commenting!
thank you for tour videos and for the time spend teaching us ♡
I already made two virus shawl and starting a blanket and this 4 corner poncho. thank you very very much ♡
Do you know what the starting chain would be for a toddler or child or how I go about downsizing?
I love this pattern. I just finished mine in about 2 weeks. I used 2 cakes of Mandala in the color Wood Nymph
i am making this with the red heart roll with it tweed it is coming along so good, at first i didn't think i was getting it but after i got started it just clicked. i did the single stitch for the collar and it's a little heavy but i like it. I will make another one and the next time i'll try the double crochet for the collar with a baby soft yarn. I love this poncho already and i'm only one and a half rolls in. Thank you @jonnamartinez you rock.
What a beautiful poncho. I' m just finishing my first virus shawl. You have an incredible talent for conveying instructions. My next project is your virus poncho. I have been crocheting for 20 plus years and struggled with written instructions. You make everything so clear and workable. Thank you for sharing this gift........Claudette
+Claudette Curran that's so nice of you! I'm so happy my videos work well for you. Thank you for watching and commenting. -Jonna🌸🌸
love this pattern but going to wait for smaller size a 4 yr old thank you for your tutorials love them all
+lynne mahoney that sounds good! Thanks for watching!
Joanna, thanks to your clear and concise instructions making this shawl is easy to follow! You have a great voice and it makes your tutorials very pleasant. Thanks so much for your time and sharing your talent with all of us around the world. You're a wonderful teacher❣🖒👏👏👏💖😍
+Mzdiana thank you so very much for your kind words. You will keep me filming. Thank you for taking the time to comment and for watching. 💕🌸🌸🌸🌸 I'm so happy you enjoyed my video!
awesome poncho, thank you very much for sharing 😍😍😍
+Lai Wenn Yann thank you for watching and commenting 🌸 🌸
thank you for sharing so beautiful x
its Beautiful thanks for sharing...
+ramona medina thank you for watching and commenting!
Thank you Jonna ! When you say Loopy row, Valley & Arches row in that soft sweet voice it helps to on track. I'm what you may refere to as a visual and hearing kind of learner. I Love your Beautiful Ponchos! I will be using the Red Heart Unforgettable Yarn for mine.
+ren021455 I'm so happy you like my videos and ponchos! Thank you for watching and commenting! 💕🌸🌸🌸
thankyou for your video cant wait to make it, thankyou for taking the time to show people who cant tead patterns how to make one x
+Sarah Boynton I'm really happy to hear you liked it! Thank you for watching and commenting 🌸 🌸
Even those of us who CAN read patterns enjoy tutorials.
Ironically I happen to have some Lion Brand Ice Cream color Strawberry in my stash and couldn't decide to what to make with it..Thanks to you I know now what I will be using it for LOL.. Will make this for my 13 year old grand daughter, and a smaller version for my soon to be 3 yr old grand daughter. Thank you so much for sharing!
+SynfullyWkd67 great! I just love that yarn. I need to pick up some other colors :) Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
Very understandeble guide, especially for a danish Girl and new in the crochet world. Think you 👏🏻
This look awesome nice I'm from South Africa,can't wait to start working with your tutorial lessen,thank you for sharing
Love it! I'm excited to get started it!! Thanks for sharing👏🏼😊
+MissJ Perez that's great! Thanks so much for watching and commenting! 🌸🌸🌸🌸
Hi! I just started one. Thank you so much, I really enjoy your tutorials! ☺
Thank you for doing this tutorial. Keep up the good work x
+Wendy Green thank you for watching and commenting 🌸🌸🌸 I'm so happy you enjoyed my video,
I love the virus patterns!Have started a poncho for Winter!
+Julie Morton wonderful! Yes me too! Thank you for watching and commenting🌸🌸🌸
+Jonna Martinez Thanks for all your tutorials-easy to follow and enjoyable to do!👍
Good morning. Thank you very very very much for this video. Finally I could do this because there was always videos on shawl not poncho. Thanks again for the clear explaination and God bless you sister. I loved you so much.
+Silence Silence in so happy you enjoyed my video! 💕thank you for watching and commenting 🌸 🌸
I love watching your videos! Because of your video my grandmother received my first virus shawl as a Christmas gift.
How did she like it?
She loved it! In fact she asked me to make more so she could donate them to the local nursing home to keep the elderly ladies warm.
Sharrla Rodgers
Awww, that's nice. :-)
You're going to be mighty busy! LOL
Great choices and info on the yarn !!! Thank you fantastic tutorial 💜💜🧶🧶🧶
Wonderful! Thank you for watching and commenting!
this is lovely poncho have made shawls and blankets u are a great teacher would love to make this for a child please do a tutorial in child size thanks for all your great tutorials
+Deborah M I don't have a child size video but I do have the written pattern out now! Ravelry and etsy.
Thank you for watching and commenting 🌸 🌸
Jonna Martinez
Great minds! I made a baby blanket using the LB Ice Cream in Strawberry and a shawl in Cookies and Cream. Also a shawl in RH Unforgettable in Parrot and currently making with Polo. It's addicting, eh?
+Mary Cochrane so pretty! Thank you for watching!
So beautiful!!!
+Lynn kazmierski thanks for watching!
Beautiful!!
+Terry Benson 🌸🌸🌸Thank you for watching and commenting!
Super work
Thank you so much!
Beautiful, Jonna.
Thank you and happy new year!
Thank you for watching and commenting! Happy New Year! 🎊
Tks, it easy to follow
Thank you! Covid has me looking for things to keep me busy. I will let you know how it goes. The directions at Lion Brand made no sense. I watched this and instantly said ahhhhh I get it!
Gorgeous
Ive been looking for a nice design for a poncho and the four corner poncho is one I would like to make but would like to have a hoodie rather than a collar.
You can add any hoodie you like to this poncho! Thank you for watching!
Love both virus ponchos! Is there a way to do the four corner without a collar? Thank you!
Yes. I would like to know this as well.
Wow this is beautiful and so timely as I am wanting to make a poncho for my 7.5yr old granddaughter for next autumn/winter! I have bought some Ice Yarn in Magic Glitz, weight #3, colour 'Purple, orchid, salmon, yellow' so basically a rainbow ! Could you please tell us some different sizes for this lovely poncho so we can make it big enough and not TOO big for our and our (grand)children's heads ???
Thank you for such clear directions ... I have subscribed and saved so many of your videos now !
+Susan Miller I will work up a few different sizes though I only have adult right now.
I will also be doing a 2 corner poncho which I think will be even better for small people 🌸🌸🌸
I will try to keep my eyes open for that one then too Jonna! Thanks for the fast replies btw !
I finally managed to work one out for my 7.5 yr old granddaughter, using your video ... and counting numbers of chain etc ! Phew! I needed her head to know what size to make, and as she lives in Scotland and I live in Portugal that was difficult! I made it during her summer visit to us back in July! She loves it !!! Thank you so much for your inspiration!!
was just looking for this! thank you my dear :)
Thank you for watching!
I am an experienced crocheter but have never seen this virus crochet pattern before today. Thank you for the tutorial which is so clearl and easy to follow. I want to make a poncho for my toddler granddaughter, how would I start off for a smaller size? would i have less 3ch gaps in the first pattern row? any advice would be really appreciated, thanks so much for this video
+Teresa Berrsley my written pattern has the smaller sizes. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Cheek out my Ravelry and Etsy shops.
Thank you.
This is such a beautiful poncho and I am following along but I find myself strolling back a lot. Any luck yet on the written pattern? I would be very happy to purchase it when it comes available.
Oh yes yes indeed
Nice
Gorgeous poncho. Fantastic video tutorial. Is there a written pattern for the poncho that I can print off? Thank you.
+losvegas25 thank you so much for watching and commenting.
Not yet, but I'm working on one :)
Fantastic demo. Can you please suggest how much wool to use if I use Aran, and also for d.k. Thank you.
Thank you for this, its lovely! How much yarn would i need to make the one you made in the pink please? :)
+shel Green id say about 2200-3400 yards. It sounds like so much! But just to be safe. Thanks for watching!
Thank you very much for you
Thank you for watching and commenting!
Hi Jonna if I wanted to make this for a toddler. How many chains would I start? Thank you for being an excellent teacher.
+nevin mahmoud I will have to work those numbers up. I will be posting everything on my blog. I'm sorry I don't have them done. Thanks for watching!
Can you apply this collar style to the two corner virus poncho? I prefer the look of the two corner virus poncho, but I really love the collar with this pattern
+Dani Girl yes! But you need to chain the number for the two corner. Thank you for watching and commenting
this is a wonderful pattern and i love it i was wondering do you have a video on this same one with regular neck
+denise bessette you just have to chain the same number then start the virus stitch to do one without the collar.
Thank you for watching and commenting.
Thank you for your response and that is very helpful
This will be my first attempt at the virus stitch. Could this be made to fit baby/child .thank you for a wonderful clear tutorial .
+nannyval49 I'm working on a pattern to include that size. Thank you for watching and commenting 🌸 🌸
Love your clear concise instructions Jonna.. Thank you .. well done - is there written instructions anywhere because I am in au and we follow UK crochet terminology therefore much easier to convert the terminology when it is in written format - so confusing to follow video and hard to convert.
+Jade Campbell I completely understand. I like a written pattern to use as well. I hope to get one out soon. I will add it to my blog when I do get it together.
Thank you for watching and commenting!
You are more than welcome Jonna, thanks for your response
.I know it's hard getting it altogether I am working on several interrelated creative sites simultaneously, and while a lot of content is essentially the same, the handling of the content/instructions is different because the application is different.
Not just due to sizing/pattern grading but due to the requirements of each Industry- ie Adult Fashion ( minimum seam allowance for economy to produce) to Costume ( with massive seam allowance to adjust to fit different sized actors) to Doll costuming with a massive range within the Industry of sizes and Costume Construction requirements (dependant on Doll construction/type and the expectations in the Industry of that type ).
BJD owners will spend up to $1000 on quality outfits, whereas Reborners may spend $100's - and of course the Minis and Barbie type collectors may only spend up to $100 - so what you use and how you use it depends greatly on the market you are designing for..
Construction wise a ball jointed doll can move due to all those joints so the patterns and fabrics have to be able to withstand that movement.
Although the overall principal of Designing & Patternmaking remains the same.
So videoing a technique as I go is an extremely valuable part of that story, and the written pattern and application requirements are essential to complete that picture for my students, but IT T.A.K.E.S. so much longer to do.
So I completely understand. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge.
please provide a link to your blog, where we can see the pictures.
Appreciate your time and effort to give us the tutorial.
thanks
+Dharmika Upadhyay I will add a link to the description box of this video.
Here is the link for you,
jonnamartinez.blogspot.com/?m=1
I have not taken photos of the pink one yet Hoping to do so today :)
Thank you for watching my new video!
+Dharmika Upadhyay p.s you can see photos now on my Instagram link in description box :)
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K thank u
Nice tutorial thanks. How much grams of yarn do i need to make this shawl for a 10 year old girl
That really depends on what yarn you choose.
If you go with the lion brand ice cream yarn, I would say between 700-1000 yards.
Thank you for watching.
Hello. I totally loved your video and have started one for myself but have had to stop for a while as I have run out of wool lol.
Have you managed to make a pattern up size wise for children at all please as I would love to make one of these for all of my children x
+Kayleigh Booton oh no! Running out of wool is the worst 😢
I'm really happy you liked the video.
I have created a pattern. It is at Ravelry and Etsy.
Thank you for watching and commenting 🌸🌸🌸🌸
Jonna Martinez
Hi love your tutorial,so nice and easy to follow,have a question how can I make it bigger for kids that wear 3x to adult size,Thank You
+Keitha Rolle you can try a bigger hook and yarn or use my pattern that has other sizes. You can find it on Ravelry and Etsy. Thank you for watching and commenting 🌸🌸🌸🌸
Hi honey Thank you for replying and I did get your other patterns :)
I wonder if one could chain half the stitches, not create a circle, crochet a ribbed rectangle and then, at the end, chain the rest and create a ring. You could then have a hood as apposed to a collar? Sounds like it might be a fun experiment! :)
Just wondering would this be to big for toddler/ child? If so how could I reduce it to make it fit without messing it up?
+GemoRaven I'm not really sure.... I will be looking into making it smaller. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Jonna, based on this pattern, am wondering if the neck design can be adapted to a waist band n the poncho made to look like a skirt??
Won't it look like a beautiful flare skirt??
Thanks Jonna
+Maria D'souza it would be! My written pattern has the large size. I'm not sure it would work... But it would be fun to try.
Thank you for watching and commenting 🌸 🌸
Jonna, What kind of border would you use for this or does it need a border? Thanks for all of your wonderful tutorials.
+Patricia Robbins I never used a border for my ponchos but they look great with it without.
You can check out my virus border videos.
Any of them will work for this poncho.
Thank you for watching and commenting!
Ok, thank you :)
+Patricia Robbins sure!
I have a bulky 6 yarn and want to make this, but how many chains would I begin with using a 10mm hook?
I absolutely love this will be making 2 wanna see them when done? I would love to show you
I would love to see them done! Send photos to me on Instagram Facebook or my Etsy shop.
JonnaMartinezCrochet
Thank you for watching and commenting!
Not sure where I can post to show you tho
If I wanted to do it with a thicker yarn and a 5.5mm hook instead of 108 stiches how many should I do? Is it supposed to be the size of the head of the person I want to make it for? Or is there some calculation for the virus stiches that you need a certain multiple of 4 or multiple of 5? Thank you so much!
Hi Joanna , if I don't want the collar this big, how do i decrease it ? You don't give a multiple count?
hello jonna, love ur video. But i m a beginner plz i request u to upload full video of four corner virus poncho from starting to full ending of this poncho. I really need ur full poncho making video to make this poncho for my daughter"s b.day gift. Plz. help me . thank u LOL.
+Sanjeeb Behera what you you having trouble with? Message me on Facebook and I'm sure I can help you.
I unfortunately have such a long request list that redoing a video isn't an option right now.
I look forward to talking with you.
Thank you for watching and commenting 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸
Thanks for this beautiful ones! Can I do smaller collar? 108 stitch seems too big for me!
+Alice Shao I am doing a 2 corner poncho in different sizes.
The reason it is 108 is because if you do the ribbing like my pink poncho it will be tighter when finished.
There are two ways you can go smaller.
1. Smaller hook, thinner yarn.
Or 2. Chain 72 and only skip every one stitch for the loopy row.
Hope this helps.
Thank you for watching commenting and your patience in my reply.
Thank you very very much. I'll try 72 today.
This is beautiful. I am just finishing my first virus shawl in fingering. Do you have a pattern for this one? I saw the pattern for the two corner poncho. Thanks
+debra s I'm working on writing one up! So many projects so little time! Thank you for watching and commenting 😊
Is there a written pattern for this!
Yes! It’s available on Ravelry. Thank you for watching and commenting !
If I use the two corner Virus Shawl Pattern, can I follow this to make the ribbed collar? Will I have the same number of stitches I need, to follow that pattern, with this collar?
+Diane Blank you will chain the amount for the 2 corner and them fphdc, bphdc all around for as many rows as you like.
Thank you for watching and commenting 🌸 🌸
I'm not sure what I did wrong. I made two times the 4 row repeat. Now when I have to start the chain row for the third time I have too much space before the bridge
Me encanto tus tutoriales....quiero saber si tienes tutoriakes en español?.. Gracias
Jonna Martinez, how many stitches to we need to make this Poncho in XL? Thank you for your reply !
+NatureLover you can try chaining 144 instead of 108, you will skip 3 stitches instead of 2 for the first loopy row.
Thanks for watching! 🌸🌸
Great tutorial! You mentioned a border. Can you suggest one? Thank you.
I love the borders with the picots. You can search crochet virus borders and a couple come up. Thank you for watching and commenting!
Question. On RD#5 the two chain 5 spaces, are those making up the 4 corners?
Yes
Bonjour Jonna Martinez, ce que vous réalisez est magnifique. Pourriez-vous me dire combien de mailles chaînette faut-il monter au départ svp.merci. Bon dimanche
Hi, do the 4 corner give more room? It’s for a plus size customer
Loving your pattern for this! It is beautiful! I have a question about the cowl part. Did you use half double for both back and front posts? or did you use the double crochet for the back post?
Both front and back posts are in half double crochet stitches.
Thank you Jonna, but I do not want to go smaller. I want to make this for me. How did you get it to come out with the 108 stitches, was that just sheer luck?
+Mady Schelpe haha no, I drew it out on paper over and over until it came out right and they way I wanted it. The 108 took me a few hours to come up with.
Hi Jonna....... any progress on a rectangle-shaped virus blanket? Seems like the 2 corner poncho might be adaptable or even the 4 corner poncho. Only thing that would have to be changed would be the neck part, right?
+MaryLou Mace I'm planing on releasing a video soon.
Thank you for watching!
Any suggestions on doing this for a child age 2 through 4?
+Hrafn Nordhri I will be releasing a written pattern soon with a smaller size. Follow my blog or my Instagram to be one of the first to know! 😊🌸🌸🌸
I am interested too. I have a 4 year old and I want to make her one of these so badly.
Jonna Martinez written pattern / virus shawl
If I want a wider neck on this, is there a multiple of chains I should start with so the pattern works out right?
+Tami Whitley my written pattern has the larger size. Or you can use the same chain number and a larger hook and or thicker yarn.
Thank you for watching and commenting 🌸🌸🌸🌸
If i want to make this without the collar, how many do I have to chain?
+LeftyHooker same number of chain . Thank you for watching and commenting.
Thanks for replying. I thought it might be a bit huggie on the neck if I used the same amount. Thanks.
I only see written patterns on Etsy and Ravelry for the two corner poncho. I’m specifically after the extra large or plus size adult in the four corner poncho. I’m actually trying to modify it as a blanket for a camel. Is there a written pattern for this four corner one in plus size adult? The hole must be larger to fit over the camel’s hump
This is very interesting!! I took the pattern down to update it and haven’t gotten it back up yet. Please send me a message on Etsy. I would love to help you out with this! Thank for watching my tutorial!
I noticed on the 2 corner poncho you did the first row of hdc and then joined but on the 4 corner you joined and then did the first row. For the four corner could I crochet the first row and then join?
+Karen Johnson yes you can! I like doing it that way better so my starting chain is not twisted 😊 thank you for watching and commenting!
How many rows up for the collar should I make for a child's poncho.... thank you
+Kathy Conner it really depends on how you want it to roll over.
Go until you like how it rolls over. Then start the virus stitch.
Thank you for watching and commenting.
How do you make sure the chain stays straight when you join it? Mine seems to be twisted every time.
There are several tricks for that, one is to make the first 5 chain, then take your hook off your work, put the first chain back on your hook, then continue chaining with it sitting on your hook. Then slip stitch at the end.
Hello I found this today and had to get started. However I am finding the cowl portion to be working up quite stiff with the rhss. I have moved up to a 5.5 hook. Can I go up more or will it affect the virus pattern when I get there. Should I go back down in hook size when I reach that part? I am making size small and have purchased your pattern. Any of your help would be appreciated. thanks.
+CaraChrétien16 I think the 5.5 should be fine!
And if you feel like going up more give it a go!
I've made the virus patterns with all kinds of hooks and I have no issues.
It's more changing hook sizes for the ruffling.
Thank you for watching and commenting!
hellow how r u ?? your video are very detailed.. I wanted make it for my 1 year old baby so how much chain I should have for this pattern..
+Atia Yousuf hello I am well thank you!
You can try the small in the written pattern on Ravelry or Etsy and if that's not small enough use a smaller hook and a baby weight yarn (3)
Thank you for watching and commenting
Is there anyway to make this small enough for a 3 year old or a 7 year old? I've got 2 girls that would love to have something like this. Thank you for the amazing tutorial, BTW. Love this poncho so much!!
Yes I have smaller sizes in my written pattern on Ravelry. Thank you for watching and commenting. I’m so happy you like this pattern. ❤️
Can the four corner virus poncho be made using the to Corner Poncho's beginning collar or can I only do a few rows of the collar? I would love to make this for my mom and but she is not a fan of turtleneck styled items
Yes for sure! Thank you for watching and commenting!
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Can you make this without the collar? Also, if I want to make an XL pattern, how much yardage would I use?
Absolutely!! And large size is available in my written pattern on Ravelry. But I would recommend probably 2500 yards for XL , Thank you for watching and commenting.
how much yarn would i need?
+Claudetta Crochet I recommend two skeins of the lion brand ice cream yarn 1117 yards each. (The big ones)
Thank you for watching and commenting
Claudetta Crochet
Hi Jonna, Is it possible to add a hood instead of a collar? Thanks in advance.
+nvmoo I'm thinking yes.... I've been wanting to try. Now that you asked I will give it a go. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Also if you want to try making a hood and sewing it on.....?
Im not too sure how I am going to do it but I guess trial and error is the best way. I will try to make a hood and sew on it. Wish me luck!!
could this become a cardigan if you did not join it and do it in the round ?????
Hi I'm in Britain how many grams of double knit wool will I need for this please?
+Julie Haines I would say 700-900 grams.
Thank you for watching and commenting 🌸 🌸
I love this poncho and want so badly to make it. I have attempted the collar 3 times now, each time it’s twisted. Is there a hint, tip or secret to making it thru the first row without it twisting?
+Karen Brown what you can do is make your chain then ch 2 and turn. Work the first row without sl st to join.
Then fold the collar in half (flat) this way it cannot be twisted.
Sl st, and begin the next row.
You can do this with or without the coal collar.
Message me on my Facebook if you have any other questions.
Siena’s Maine Design.
Thank you for watching and commenting!