Staple Poncho

> This pattern is part of The Bendigo > Project, 2026 and will be published on > Saturday 28th of March 2026. The theme > for The Bendigo Project in 2026 is > Texture & Twist, a delightful > exploration of knit and crochet > textured stitch patterns and cables. > The Bendigo Project Knitalong will > commence on Saturday 28th of March at > 7.30pm via Zoom, and will conclude with a meet up at The Australian Sheep > and Wool Show, in Bendigo, Saturday > July 18th 2026. > > Check out our Website, where you can > find more information about kits and > other patterns in the collection: > [https://www.thebendigoproject.com/][1] Introducing the Staple Poncho, for The Bendigo Project 2026. Inspired by the natural waviness of wool fibres, the granny square design embraces this year’s theme of Twist and Texture. The Staple Poncho highlights the tactile surface of wool in granny square form, creating an accessory that celebrates the structure of wool. The Staple Poncho is a lovely warm hug in an easy to wear, oversized throw over garment. Wear it point down or across your body for a cropped-at-the-waist look. **Sizing and fit** Three sizes included in the pattern, and all are generous. See the photos for example: Size 1 is the blue and Size 3 is the green. **FINISHED MEASUREMENTS** When laid flat with points down: Neck Opening: 25 cm / 10 in (1), 29 cm/11.5 in (2), 33 cm/13 in (3) Elbow to elbow: 95 cm/37.5 in (1), 101 cm/40 jn (2), 107 cm/42 in (3) Dip to point: 63.5 cm/25 in (1), 68 cm/27 in (2), 72 cm/28.5 in (3) **Yarn** 4 ply / fingering weight yarn (80% merino, 20% possum, 400m / 437 yds – 100g) 5 skeins are recommended for each size. 4 may be sufficient for Size 1 and if you crochet loosely, you may need a little more for Size 3. [1]: https://www.thebendigoproject.com/