Sweet and Chunky Ponchos for Kids - Free Knitting Patterns

Children love soft and squishy textures therefore they will find these Chunky Ponchos for Kids irresistible. Ponchos are a great alternative to cardigans however they are much more versatile. They can be worn as an extra layer while the weather turns colder or be a stylish accessory for special occasions. In addition, these patterns work up very fast because you knit them using a super bulky yarn. Let your little ones choose their favorite colors as well as finishing touches. How about playful tassels or large pom poms as a fun detail? Kids will surely enjoy wearing these ponchos because they will keep them warm and right on trend as well. Check out these free patterns under the links below and don’t forget to follow us on our Facebook Fanpage and Pinterest for more creative ideas!

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Girl’s Poncho Free Knitting Pattern

This super fun poncho works up so quickly, especially when you use chunky yarn. We recommend colorful cakes for this project to keep things fresh and eye-catching! Finish it off with large pom-poms for a cute detail. Plymouth Yarn Design Studio rocks!

Level: beginner Author: Plymouth Yarn Design Studio

The original pattern and photos are on Plymouth Yarn. More info on Ravelry.

Winterez Free Knitting Pattern

Can you believe that you can make a child-size poncho in just 1 hour? Passionatecraft2 did! With chunky yarn, it`s certainly possible, trust us! This knitting pattern for a little poncho is a must-have for all the crafty aunties.

Level: upper beginner Author: passionatecraft2

The original pattern and photos are on Passionate Crafter. More info on Ravelry.

Oakley Poncho Free Knitting Pattern

What a lovely idea for a knitted baby poncho! So simple and yet so adorable, right? Simplicity is often the key in the world of knitting patterns for clothes, without a doubt. Weiyan Huang certainly knows this! What colors will you use?

Level: upper beginner Author: Weiyan Huang