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How to assembly a poncho

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In this DROPS video we show you how to assembly a poncho knitted in one rectangular piece.

You must read the pattern to be able to follow. You’ll find patterns by clicking on the pictures below.

Patterns using this technique

DROPS 157-14

DROPS 157-14
DROPS 173-12

DROPS 173-12
DROPS 167-26

DROPS 167-26
DROPS 171-50

DROPS 171-50
DROPS 195-9

DROPS 195-9
DROPS 191-20

DROPS 191-20
DROPS 176-25

DROPS 176-25
DROPS 166-30

DROPS 166-30
DROPS 149-40

DROPS 149-40
DROPS 250-32

DROPS 250-32
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Video #845, listed in: Assembly Videos, Sew together, Sew together a knitted piece

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Country flag Claudia wrote:

Como realizar un RECTANGULO PARA PONCHO cuanto es la medida para realizarlo

19.05.2016 - 13:37

DROPS Design :

Ver la respuesta abajo.

21.05.2016 - 18:28

Country flag Claudia wrote:

Como realizar un RECTANGULO PARA PONCHO

19.05.2016 - 13:01

DROPS Design :

Hola Claudia. Mira el modelo 159-17 para realizar un poncho rectangular. También puedes ver los patrones de ponchos en el apartado "Ponchos y chales" en la pagina de inicio.

21.05.2016 - 18:27

Country flag Tuija Ora wrote:

Pieni korjaus: kysymyksessä ei ole neliö, jonka jokainen sivu on yhtä pitkä, vaan suorakaide :)

30.11.2015 - 13:26

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