Nocturne poncho

The idea for the Nocturne Poncho came from how much I love wearing my Nocturne Cardigan around the house. Sometimes, though, the sleeves would get in the way while doing everyday things, so I thought a poncho might be the perfect solution! And since the hood felt a little plain on its own, I added a little twist, the goat ears and horns! Because honestly… who wouldn’t want to be a goat? What this pattern has to offer: * Made to measure - you can make it in a short cape size, normal poncho or a full “poncho dress” * Step-by-step instructions with detailed photos at every stage of the project (US terms) * Include instructions for adding: * hood * tassels * goat ears & horns (With few tweaks can be adjusted to other animals!) * Photo & video tutorials for: * foundation single crochet (fsc) * chain plying (tripling your yarn) * linked double crochet (ldc) - optional; can be used instead of normal dc After purchase you will receive two PDF files - Pattern and Lookbook with details about ponchos made by me and my testers Materials needed: - Any weight yarn - for this tutorial I used less than two skeins of Yarnart Flowers Merino 532 (2x 225g/590m) - Crochet hook a little bigger than the hook recommended for your yarn (to achieve better drape) + [optional] smaller hook for the horns - for this tutorial I used 6.0mm + 5.0mm - Yarn needle - Scissors - Something sturdy in a rectangular shape (e.g. a piece of cardboard or a book) for tassels [optional] - Stuffing - for horns [optional] This pattern is suitable for advanced beginners. The pattern doesn't contain any complicated stitches, just the overall project might be overwhelming for beginners, if you're up to the challenge go for it! :) You should be familiar with the following crochet stitches/techniques: - ch - chain - sl st - slip stitch - fsc - foundation single crochet - sc - single crochet - hdc - half double crochet - dc - double crochet - magic circle Since this is a digital product, there's no return or refund. The reproduction or resale of this pattern, in whole or in part, is prohibited. It is intended for personal use only! You have my permission to sell items you make from my patterns as long as you please give me [@szydelkoperz] credit as the author of the patterns used. I also ask you to sell finished items at a fair and not low price, let's value our work <3