RooibosTea Poncho

Hi there! I usually work with lightweight yarn, so when I got my hands on Tea Time XL, I wondered how my intricate designs would work with bulky, fluffy yarn. And I loved the result! This poncho is a super versatile garment that will keep you warm and cozy. It’s crocheted in one piece and then folded, and fits most sizes. This is not a beginners’ pattern, but I’ve tried to add as much detail as possible and step-by-step pictures for every row, as well as a step-by-step guide for the final folds and adjustments. **Yarn & Hook size**: For the step-by-step pictures I used Hobbii Tea Time XL with a 5mm hook, but you can use whatever yarn & hook size you like, as long as they match and the gauge is correct **Gauge**: 11 dc and 6 rows in 10 cm **Difficulty**: intermediate **Terminology**: US terms **Materials required:** • 3 skeins of Hobbii Tea Time XL in color #10 Rooibos (or 1100 m) • 5 mm crochet hook • Tapestry needle to sew end and seams • Scissors Stitches used in this pattern: • Slip stitch (sl st) • Chain (ch) • Single crochet (sc) • Double crochet (dc) • Treble crochet (tr) • Quadruple crochet (qc) • Front post double crochet (fpdc) • Two double crochet together (dc2tog) **Other abbreviations:** • Ch-sp: chain space • Sk st: skip stitch