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Learn how to make a poncho!  I’m sharing this new and super easy, free Ladies sewing pattern for an Asymmetrical Poncho.  The free poncho pattern comes in two sizes: S/M and L/XL. (My lil’ missy has already requested one too, so stay tuned for this poncho pattern to be available in child sizes!)

Looking for an easy sewing project for yourself? Stay warm this winter and make an Asymmetrical Poncho Sweater with this free Ladies printable pdf sewing pattern! (pattern sizes: s/m and l/xl)

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Fall is officially here and we are just waiting for the cooler temperatures to arrive. (Any day now, I’m sure!)  If you do any online browsing, I’m sure you’ve noticed ponchos are quite popular this year.  So of course, I want one too!  I debated for at least 2 weeks over which fabric to use.  I have several sweater knits in bright colors, but I really wanted something semi-neutral, but not too boring- because really, I am not a neutral kind of girl.
free poncho pattern

I made this first poncho by color blocking two stretch ponte knits and added a strip of dark grey along the seam for interest.  Definitely cute and I love that I finally have something to wear with my embroidered western boots.  This is going to be perfect for our Halloween hayride and Friday night football games.  (Just imagine the poncho in your favorite school colors!)

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But as I said, I’m not really a neutral kind of girl…  So I went ahead and made a second poncho in this bright pink sweater knit.

free sweater pattern

While I just liked the first poncho (it’s thick and warm, like a blanket,) I’m in love with this second one!  Jewel tones are my favorite colors, so score one there, but the sweater knit just flows so much better than the ponte knit and is very flattering on the body!  So for sure, I recommend a sweater knit or a 4-way stretch, flowy knit for the most flattering look.

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Are you ready to make yourself a poncho?  Visit page 2 for the pattern and page 3 for the sewing instructions. 

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  1. Anne says

    October 24 at 2:46 pm

    Pretty!! I've featured your pattern on Craft Gossip here: http://sewing.craftgossip.com/free-pattern-asymmetrical-poncho/2015/10/24/ –Anne

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  2. cucicucicoo: ecological living says

    October 26 at 6:28 pm

    I love this poncho! I actually prefer the neutral one and the lovely color blocking you did on it! I'm featuring this pattern as my newsletter's free pattern of the week. Thank you for sharing it! 🙂 Lisa

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  3. Kimberlee Gibson says

    October 27 at 9:39 pm

    What a great poncho. I have knitted them before but never sewn one – love the pink one.

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  4. DIY Just Cuz says

    October 29 at 12:31 am

    Wow wow wow, this is FABULOUS! I will be pinning this right now onto my DIY Fashion board. I'd also like to mention that the color blocked one is absolutely amazing, I love it…I can totally see that being sold at H&M. I got here from the Wednesday Showcase… so awesome to be linking up with bloggers like you!

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    • ELAINE says

      September 2 at 2:29 pm

      I would like to know which one is actually the warmest as I would like to make these in team colors for football games!

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      • Jamie says

        October 5 at 10:14 am

        the color blocked one was warmer because it was a heavier fabric.

        Reply
  5. debbriggs says

    September 20 at 7:54 pm

    Love this pattern! Where did you purchase the sweater knit? I love the color. Thank you.

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    • Jamie says

      September 21 at 9:42 am

      I think that pink sweater knit came from fabric.com

      Reply
  6. Linda Dombroski says

    January 7 at 2:24 pm

    Love how easy it sounds to make I can hardly wait to get the pattern

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