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Mille Colori Poncho
Through the Eyes of a Machine Knitter
What could be easier?
Let the yarn do all the work A simple rectangle with a neck opening plus a turtleneck for warmth.
Eliminate the curl by adding ribbing along the edges.
Knit the ribbing and collar by hand or machine for a beautiful finish.
One version of the original poncho is knit in Brioche. Machine knitters can substitute English Rib | Half Fisherman Rib or Fisherman Rib
DIY and make it your own!
Let the yarn do all the work A simple rectangle with a neck opening plus a turtleneck for warmth.
Eliminate the curl by adding ribbing along the edges.
Knit the ribbing and collar by hand or machine for a beautiful finish.
One version of the original poncho is knit in Brioche. Machine knitters can substitute English Rib | Half Fisherman Rib or Fisherman Rib
DIY and make it your own!
About the Mille Colori Poncho Pattern from Lang Yarns
Hey there! We’re so excited to share the Mille Colori Poncho with you—it’s a gorgeous design that caught our eye. Here’s the scoop:
- This isn’t a Knit It Now original pattern. It’s actually a hand-knit pattern that we’re showcasing to inspire you.
- Why share it? Because we believe machine knitters like you can totally make this design your own!
- What you’ll need to do:
- Start with the original hand-knit pattern (we’ve provided a link for you).
- Use Knit It Now’s amazing tools, like our Perfect Fit Dynamic Patterns, to adapt and customize it for your machine.
- Don’t forget to adjust for YOUR gauge, YOUR yarn choice, and YOUR personal flair!
We’re here for you! Check the Suggested Content or drop us a line anytime. Happy knitting!
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