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RECTANGLE PONCHO PATTERN DESIGN HELPERS

February 18, 2007 |

I honestly do not know where this dimension chart originated. If it’s YOURS, please let me know so I can give credit where credit is due! It is not my original work, but I’ll take a chance and share it with all of you because it was simply emailed to me some time ago. At any rate, it’s been helpful to me. You can use any stitch pattern you like to create your rectangles. Same for hooks size, yarn size and fiber type. Why not? Be creative and make one that is unique to you!

Poncho Rectangle Dimensions Chart
>
> Adult Small 24.5 x 17
> Adult Small 27 x 14
> Adult Small 21 x 10.5
> Adult Medium 28 x 16
> Adult Medium 28 x 14
> Adult Large 32 x 18
> Adult Large 33 x 16.5
> Adult Extra Large 32 x 20
> Adult One size 29 x 13.5
> Adult One size 27 x 19
> Adult One size 34 x 18
> Adult One size 32 x 20
> Adult One size 30 x 15
> Adult One size 28 x 15
> Adult One size “ponchette” 28 x 13
> Child X small (infant or doll) 16 x 8
> Child 2 17 x 12.5
> Child 2 20 x 8
> Child 3/4 22 x 11
> Child 4 22 x 10
> Child 4 19 x 14
> Child 6 24 x 12
> Child 6 21 x 15.5
> Child 6/7 25 x 13
> Child 8 23 x 17
> Child 8/10 26 x 14
> Child 10 27 x 20
> Child 12 31.5 x 23.5
> Child Large 24.5 x 17
> Child Large 27 x 14
> Child One size 17.75 x 8.5

Also, here’s a schematic I found at Google Images:

This should give you an idea of how to assemble the two rectangles to create your poncho. I have to look at the schematics EVERY TIME!! No kidding! I guess I’m a slow learner. But, I find this helpful. Ignore everything except the two rectangles and how they are sewn together. The other stuff on the diagram is to do something else. I know now what. I do know that following this simple schematic for two rectangles will result in a poncho!

rectangle-poncho-shematic.jpg
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