I have used your tutorials for creating new projects in my crocheting, and you are excellent in teaching how to do the projects and why's and how's during a project.
I’ve made several of these and they’re all great! My only modification is that I do a row of sc’s before starting the 3DC clusters. It makes the neckline more stable.
Leah Hiett I went back after I finish the poncho and added in three rows the single crochet at the neck and then I added a roll of single crochet at the bottom and then did a shell stitch to finish it off
I am a tight crocheter and the yarn I used is a #4, but light like caron simply soft. With a 6mm hook I did 92 chains and that worked out great. With 60 I couldn't get it over my head.
I know this is 5 years old but as a fairly new crocheter, i dont have a lot of confidence in myself. This was SO easy for me to understand! Thank you so much!
Dear Fiber Spider, your tutorials are so clear and easy to follow. Way to go! I'm going to be making this poncho and a crocheted tie very soon. Love you!
Thank you for your beautiful granny shawl pattern. I never made one cause for one, I'm a beginner & shawls intimate me but your tutorial is so calm and simple . So I'm going to be making it. Thank you 💙
Really love your videos and shawl patterns and tips Mr. Spider Fiber.😊💖👍...It's just like visiting with a close friend not too hurried or rushed !!!! Keep up the good work and wonderful videos .It was nice to see you in person too..
Great video, I have made several of these ponchos with your instructions. Newborn, child, adult. I come back to preview it because your voice relaxes me. I wrote down your instructions, however I enjoy your smooth voice in my ear bug. Thank you Spider, you are a very good instructor. I appreciate you getting right into the project, no going on and on about the yarn, the graphics The this , The that. It's like crocheting with a friend, just chit chatting and getting it done. I Love Your sense of humor. Keep giving us your great talent via UA-cam. Happy Holidays from San Diego, California.
Did something a bit differently to have a finished, s-t-r-e-t-c-h-y neckline, I did NOT begin the pattern from the original chain. By making one foundation row from the chain, this is accomplished. I did a HDC (half-double crochet) in the TOP loop only, then used your pattern. Try this the next time, Spider, you'll like it !!!
I enjoy watching your crocheting and knitting videos, because you do enough repetitions to let the pattern sink in. Have you ever started your crochet project doing a foundation chain instead of chaining and working into each chain. You could do a sc foundation chain which would give a nice sturdy edge. Starting with a foundation chain gives a more elastic type edge making it easier to go over your head.
That was wonderfully simple and clear to follow. I was after some details for some little summer ponchos for my friends children and this really fitted the bill. Although I might just need to buy a Caron Cake for a poncho for me.
Mr. Man! I Know you Never respond to these, BUT you need to know I have made at least 25 of these based on your excellent instructions! My husband and I are 2 of your biggest fans! If ever you are down, just know there is a couple in Ventura, CA who think you are marvelous!
Can you apply variations in granny square patterns here? When I make Granny Squares I chain 1 on the corners and chain 0 in between clusters. Would that same approach work or, would that not be enough. I find that the 1/0 vs 2/1 makes the spaces tighter and thus much warmer in practical use. It's a wonderful piece and I think I might make it.. Between Winter and Covid, I need something to keep my hands busy this season.
I wanted so bad to make this poncho and had the stuff ready, but l broke a nail yesterday and unfortunately it spilt right down the middle and with a waterproof bandaid the hook slips on the yarn wont stay tensioned so have to wait till my nail grows back...bummer....just found you and think you are reallygreat...
Can this be turned into the modern granny poncho? A lot of those who want a poncho made prefer a more solid fabric according to the requests. I very much appreciate your tutorials because crochet is keeping me sane as I have been in lockdown over a year. Greetings from Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia! Please keep doing tutorials when you can. Thank you so much.
Hi Fiber spider, you make crochet so easy. Respect from India. I liked your versatile vest and poncho. Do you do any other kind of stitch other than granny stitch. Please make a video on that too.
Thank you for doing a Poncho and modeling it because I needed to see what it looks like on a guy everyone the been showing there Poncho is always a female... I'm making the Poncho for an 14y boy for Christmas...
I think I’ve made about a dozen of these from your pattern! You’re the best! Question: Does this pattern work if you use Lion Brand Homespun Yarn? Thank You ❤️
Thank you so much for your wonderful videos! I would love to make a couple of these ponchos for my granddaughters....one is 10 and the other 5. Could you please give me an idea of how many to chain for those sizes??? Does the chain have to be in any multiples??? Many thanks for any help. It would be greatly appreciated!
The starting chain length just needs to be long enough to fit over the head comfortably and be divisible by 4 I think. You see, you need to do the initial clusters every other chain at the beginning, and those clusters need to be divisible by 2. I hope that makes sense 😊
Simple math tells me that if you're leaving 1 stitch in between the clusters/shells, then you have to have 3 stitches on the corner, not 2. You'll have 2 stitches for a corner when you leave no stitch in between the clusters/shells. Otherwise, your distance between the clusters/shells on the rows and on the corners will differ - which is what you have right now, as evident from the photos.
Fiber Spider (I wish I knew your name!) I have a question...you said make clusters in even numbers, or, divisible by 2. Well how many of the initial chain stitches does that mean? If I want to make one half the size, could I chain 30? If I wanted to make an extra large one do I make enough chains to be divisible by 4? Cluster and chain stitch. I’m so confused. But I’d like to make one for my five year old niece. Thank you!!!
@fiber spider, could you make the crocodile stitch fingerless gloves? I've watched many videos and cant get it people put their hands in the way lol. Thank you ... stay well
I love your tut but i don,t like that the sides where the arms are, are so short, the front and back are ok. When i also do those groups of stitches who are on the front and back side on the left and right side the poncho becomes very wide. How to do this?
I have used your tutorials for creating new projects in my crocheting, and you are excellent in teaching how to do the projects and why's and how's during a project.
This is a great tutorial. Thank you for teaching me how to crochet a poncho. Your explanation is easy to follow.
I’ve made several of these and they’re all great! My only modification is that I do a row of sc’s before starting the 3DC clusters. It makes the neckline more stable.
Leah Hiett I went back after I finish the poncho and added in three rows the single crochet at the neck and then I added a roll of single crochet at the bottom and then did a shell stitch to finish it off
I found a foundation row helpful as well. I did a row of double half crochet for mine
How do u make 1 for a 5 yr old
I read your comment and did the same thing ❤thank u for that advice
I am a tight crocheter and the yarn I used is a #4, but light like caron simply soft. With a 6mm hook I did 92 chains and that worked out great. With 60 I couldn't get it over my head.
You do a great job explaining, you are a natural teacher! You have inspired me!
I know this is 5 years old but as a fairly new crocheter, i dont have a lot of confidence in myself. This was SO easy for me to understand! Thank you so much!
Dear Fiber Spider, your tutorials are so clear and easy to follow. Way to go! I'm going to be making this poncho and a crocheted tie very soon. Love you!
Used your tutorial to make my first poncho. I used one cake of mandala bonus yarn and 5.5mm hook. Turned out great…thank you!
Thank you for your beautiful granny shawl pattern. I never made one cause for one, I'm a beginner & shawls intimate me but your tutorial is so calm and simple . So I'm going to be making it. Thank you 💙
Cristal clear instructions. Enjoyed thoroughly. I have done a Poncho. Came out pretty.
I've tried many of these with no real points like you did and I'm trying yours now so we'll see how it looks! Love your teaching !
Thank you for reaching me how to make a poncho
What a wonderful gift this would make for our neighbor's daughter. Thanks for your patient videos and lovely patterns.
Made several. Love them. In hospital now and telling everyone about you and your UA-cam channel. Live you. Keep on keeping on!
thank you for this great video, very easy to follow and lovely and relaxing hearing your voice
Really love your videos and shawl patterns and tips Mr. Spider Fiber.😊💖👍...It's just like visiting with a close friend not too hurried or rushed !!!! Keep up the good work and wonderful videos .It was nice to see you in person too..
Thank you very much, so kind of you to say. I just do what I do, and try to do the best I can to do the 3 E's - Enlighten, Educate, and Entertain 😊
Great video, I have made several of these ponchos with your instructions. Newborn, child, adult. I come back to preview it because your voice relaxes me. I wrote down your instructions, however I enjoy your smooth voice in my ear bug. Thank you Spider, you are a very good instructor. I appreciate you getting right into the project, no going on and on about the yarn, the graphics The this , The that. It's like crocheting with a friend, just chit chatting and getting it done. I Love Your sense of humor. Keep giving us your great talent via UA-cam. Happy Holidays from San Diego, California.
Ditto from Hutchinson, Minnesota
I loved your explanation, easy, practical and quick to learn, thanks I will try what you thought me. Love and hugs. Xxx
Glad I found this. Simple easy tutorial. Thanks!
omg Caron Latte Cakes Velet Teal is out of this world. I love how easy and soft this yarn is.
Hello,and it’s gorgeous,like everything you do 🥰thanks,and also I like the color and the way you explained.God bless you,always!!
Did something a bit differently to have a finished, s-t-r-e-t-c-h-y neckline, I did NOT begin the pattern from the original chain. By making one foundation row from the chain, this is accomplished. I did a HDC (half-double crochet) in the TOP loop only, then used your pattern. Try this the next time, Spider, you'll like it !!!
Love it super simple thank you for sharing
You are such a nice person! Love your channel and thank you for all do 🥰
I also add a row of half doubles at neckline in the beginning. Love it!
I love your work! You make it so easy fora beginner like me……thank you❤
I enjoy watching your crocheting and knitting videos, because you do enough repetitions to let the pattern sink in. Have you ever started your crochet project doing a foundation chain instead of chaining and working into each chain. You could do a sc foundation chain which would give a nice sturdy edge. Starting with a foundation chain gives a more elastic type edge making it easier to go over your head.
I haven't done that before. Thank you for the suggestion 😊
👍I will try making this Poncho following your vedio. Your directions look easy to follow, & Good Instructions👍Thanks A Million!!!1🥰
Wonderful and easy to follow video - thank you for your great instruction; you make it easy to re-create
I made one for my 9 year old grandson and another for my 2 months old granddaughter but I used Red Heart Classic for both projects. Thank you
How many chains did you do for your grandson does it matter, have to make one for a 6yr and 9yr old
Sorry a 4yr old and 9yr old
I am working on this now for my daughter. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Thank you. You are amazing. Your teaching style fits me perfectly and I love the poncho design. I will start mine tomorrow.
That was wonderfully simple and clear to follow. I was after some details for some little summer ponchos for my friends children and this really fitted the bill. Although I might just need to buy a Caron Cake for a poncho for me.
Another beautiful tutorial! Thank you so much!
Thank-you so much for sharing, love your tutorials :)
I like your work to follow when i want to do a pattern thank you for your time
Awesome pattern. Thank you for this tutorial
Love this pattern it is perfect for me! Thanks
This poncho is beautiful..
Very easy to follow , my poncho looks great xx
Looks so lovely
This is gorgeous! Thank you for the tutorial. I been wanting to make a poncho. very easy to follow.
Thank you so much. You are AWESOME!🙂💝🙂💝🙂💝🙂💝🙂💝🙂💝
Love your Caron Cakes poncho!
,nice I love this one easy. Thanks so much 😍🎈
Just started mine crocheting away while watching g Downton Abbey reruns!
Just finished mine. Turned out great!! Thanks for your tutorials!!
Mr. Man! I Know you Never respond to these, BUT you need to know I have made at least 25 of these based on your excellent instructions! My husband and I are 2 of your biggest fans! If ever you are down, just know there is a couple in Ventura, CA who think you are marvelous!
Never say never, lol. I'm delighted you are enjoying my videos and that they are helping you create fabulous things 😁 Keep up the great work! 😉🧶🕷
@@FiberSpider Yay! You made our day!!! We love you!
You could turn your work each row to avoid the slip stitch colour showing through... great for monochrome though!
awesome and super easy !!! i made it already..... thank u 💝
I am going to try this, I just ourchased two Caron Cakes and was lookng fir a oriject, Thanks.
I think I'm going to like you. My cousin asked me to make a poncho for her daughter.
Thank you I have been looking for one that is easy for me do and I am making one for a friend she ask me to make her one.
Hi that's very beautiful poncho it looks easy and straight forward pattern to do lm going to make mine from Bernadette from Hertfordshire
Great video! I am going to make one for myself using Caron Cakes color Rainbow Sherbert.
This is definitely going to be my next project thank you spider 😊xx
I just love your channel!!!
You ever try to do this with a single crochet all around the chain to make it much neater then the granny stitch.
Can you apply variations in granny square patterns here? When I make Granny Squares I chain 1 on the corners and chain 0 in between clusters. Would that same approach work or, would that not be enough. I find that the 1/0 vs 2/1 makes the spaces tighter and thus much warmer in practical use. It's a wonderful piece and I think I might make it.. Between Winter and Covid, I need something to keep my hands busy this season.
I wanted so bad to make this poncho and had the stuff ready, but l broke a nail yesterday and unfortunately it spilt right down the middle and with a waterproof bandaid the hook slips on the yarn wont stay tensioned so have to wait till my nail grows back...bummer....just found you and think you are reallygreat...
Your so cute 😍 💕 love your videos .very long time sub .
Can this be turned into the modern granny poncho? A lot of those who want a poncho made prefer a more solid fabric according to the requests. I very much appreciate your tutorials because crochet is keeping me sane as I have been in lockdown over a year. Greetings from Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia! Please keep doing tutorials when you can. Thank you so much.
love it! thank you, meditation time!
I am all about the ponchos right now!
Me encantan sus videos !!!
I just adore you.❤️
Hi Fiber spider, you make crochet so easy. Respect from India. I liked your versatile vest and poncho. Do you do any other kind of stitch other than granny stitch. Please make a video on that too.
Awesome !!!❤ I love your videos.
Thank you for doing a Poncho and modeling it because I needed to see what it looks like on a guy everyone the been showing there Poncho is always a female... I'm making the Poncho for an 14y boy for Christmas...
I enjoy your videos; can this be done with single or just double crochet, as its for my step dad, he dont want it to be too holy, thanks again
very nice!...you subs are growing like crazy lately! Good for you.....
I think I’ve made about a dozen of these from your pattern! You’re the best! Question: Does this pattern work if you use Lion Brand Homespun Yarn? Thank You ❤️
I made this and used your Sawtooth edging for it
I can do and make a lot of things with wooden crochet needles.
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Ok I'm good I figure it out. Will upload as soon as I put on the fringes.🤗
Lol that the first thing I crochet in my life over fourty years ago
Hermoso gracias x compartir bendiciones ya m.suscrivi
You look fabulous ;-) very nice and easy pattern TY! I still wanting too do the kaleidoscope pattern, so much crochet not enough time :)
Great Poncho....how many times did you go around to get it that size. I would like to make one for my sisters....they are BIG GIRLS 😊😁😊
Thank you so much for your wonderful videos! I would love to make a couple of these ponchos for my granddaughters....one is 10 and the other 5. Could you please give me an idea of how many to chain for those sizes??? Does the chain have to be in any multiples??? Many thanks for any help. It would be greatly appreciated!
The starting chain length just needs to be long enough to fit over the head comfortably and be divisible by 4 I think. You see, you need to do the initial clusters every other chain at the beginning, and those clusters need to be divisible by 2. I hope that makes sense 😊
Thank you so much! Looking forward to making these cute ponchos. Again, I thank you for your easy to follow videos. You are a great teacher!
i would appreciate it if you made a tutorial on how to make a poncho with sleeves
Eureka Drennan that is a great idea!! I was thinking the same thing!!
Like, a jumper??
Where can I find the pattern for this poncho
If you turn Pancho, will it be vertical and Trinity again and it’ll be horizontal and try it again and it’ll be like a v shape???????😮
thank you
Stupendo👍🏻❤️
Simple math tells me that if you're leaving 1 stitch in between the clusters/shells, then you have to have 3 stitches on the corner, not 2. You'll have 2 stitches for a corner when you leave no stitch in between the clusters/shells. Otherwise, your distance between the clusters/shells on the rows and on the corners will differ - which is what you have right now, as evident from the photos.
By chance do you have a tutorial for crocheting a hood for this poncho pattern
Fiber Spider (I wish I knew your name!) I have a question...you said make clusters in even numbers, or, divisible by 2. Well how many of the initial chain stitches does that mean? If I want to make one half the size, could I chain 30? If I wanted to make an extra large one do I make enough chains to be divisible by 4? Cluster and chain stitch. I’m so confused. But I’d like to make one for my five year old niece. Thank you!!!
love it.... thanks...:-)
hello Fiber Spider ready to start this project with you.
I'm almost done, loved the pattern but I'm not sure how to make/finish my last round, around the double clusters. Advice??
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Love this! By any chance, are the printed instructions available anywhere?
Nice! Nice! Nice!
You are very easy to follow. So I was wondering if you are ever going to make a video of the campfire cardigan ? 😃😃😃
@fiber spider, could you make the crocodile stitch fingerless gloves? I've watched many videos and cant get it people put their hands in the way lol. Thank you
... stay well
Is the 60 chain enough for a large adult head?
I just love a good poncho.im a hippie chic.by the way lovely, whats your real name.? Like to know who im watching hugs sandraxx
Can you tell me why some people turn their poncho at the end of each row? What does that fix?
I love your tut but i don,t like that the sides where the arms are, are so short, the front and back are ok.
When i also do those groups of stitches who are on the front and back side on the left and right side the poncho becomes very wide. How to do this?