Ponchos are just a great piece of clothing, it warms in all the right places and you can spice up the whole end out look in no time.
Torino is a deliciously thick and slightly fluffy poncho that is knitted on size 9 needles, so maybe a weekend project for the fast knitter.
It’s knitted in one piece with cables. These cables are basically just 2 stitches swapping places, but the clever thing is that you can do it without using a helper needle, which is a great advantage when you can just knit along.
It has a lovely high ribbed neck that makes it stretchy, so it’s easy to put on and take off.
Turin is worked with 2 strands of yarn throughout on size 9 needles.
For this model, I have chosen to mix Drops Nepal, a slightly firm yarn with wool and alpaca, with Drops Brushed Alpaca Silk, a yarn with alpaca and silk, which makes it light and airy.
These 2 yarns together make it a nice warm thing without being heavy.
Details about Torino Poncho by Stine Øster – Onesize
Type | Poncho |
Size | Onesize – Fits sizes 34-42 |
Goals | Finished size before sewing: 120 x 62 cm. |
Material(s) | Drops Nepal and Brushed Alpaca Silk |
Consumption | 8 keys Nepal 5 skeins Brushed Alpaca Silk |
Knitting gauge 10×10 cm | 13 stitches wide without pulling the pattern |
Sticks | 9 mm. |
Level of difficulty | Let |
Languages | Danish |
Drops or Garnstudio, there are many names, but one thing is for sure, they make great yarn for cheap.
Nepal and Brushed Alpaca Silk are 2 of my favorites, as they compliment each other really well. The slightly heavy with the lightweight makes it nice and warm without being too heavy.
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