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Trefoil Poncho US Terms Pattern

Category:

Crocheting

Type:

Accessory

Fit:

Tall, Petite, Plus-sized, Women, Girls

Item:

Other

Skill Level:

Beginner

Pattern Description:

Irish Lace is traditionally worked in fine thread with a very small hook. This beautiful craft was originally developed in 19th century Ireland as a method of imitating expensive Venetian point laces.

Individual motifs were made and pinned to a pattern printed on fabric. They were then joined together using a filling stitch or "ground".

These Ponchos are worked using yarn and a larger hook. The motifs used, although based on traditional patterns, have been altered to accommodate today's style of crochet.

You have permission for items made from any of my patterns to be sold either for charity or personal profit. I would appreciate it if you credit Helen Free, Enfys or Rainbow Valley Crochet with the design, and include a link back to this site.

However, you do not have permission to reproduce or distribute this pattern, whether mechanically, electronically or any other means, including photocopying.

Gauge:

Using the materials listed above, 15 sts and 20 rows to 10 cm when working double crochet.

Sizing / Finished Measurements:

Instructions are for Small/Medium and Large sizes.

Materials:

500g [600g] Mohair or other Aran weight yarn suitable to be used with this size hook

You Will Also Need:

4.50mm hook
Needle for sewing in ends