CROCHET: Granny Square Poncho for Toddlers ~ Part One

Learn how to crochet this super cute Granny Square Poncho for Toddlers. There are 3 different size options and this is Part One of a two-part tutorial. Subscribe and click on the notification bell so you don't miss Part Two!
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[@deborahm4484]

Hi Patricia that is a gorgeous poncho so cute and adorable I crochet here in Ireland for a children's charity.i have made ponchos this way with two rectangles.but only used a stitch pattern never the granny.thqnks so much can't wait to do one with the grannies.great tutorial.love from Ireland.🍀🍀🍀

[@createandcrochetwithpatricia]

You are most welcome! My paternal grandmother was born in Northern Ireland and immigrated to Canada in 1930. 😀

[@wondergranny2299]

Thanks for telling us about the laundry soap!

[@createandcrochetwithpatricia]

You're welcome!

[@labyrinthtochrist3097]

Any chance you could tell me how to make it for a 8 year old? I am assuming just add more squares? She’s 51 inches tall or 130cm. I would love guidance if you could help :)

[@createandcrochetwithpatricia]

This is from the comment above yours to Naga Mallika who wanted sizing for a 16 year old... I think she commented in Part Two that she ended up making the squares 4", which would make each panel about 12" by 24", and that worked out perfect. So, perhaps you might want to make them 3.5"?? My reply to her question... " This pattern is for toddlers, so for a young adult, you may want to make the granny squares with 3 rounds, rather than 2. I do have an online course for a Bohemian Poncho for adults where I offer 3 different sizes. For an adult small with measurements of bust: 32-38, waist: 25-30, and hips: 35-40, you would make the panels 15" by 30" (rather than the 9" by 18" for toddler large). You may want to look for a pattern for adults if this doesn't make sense. Here is a link to the course I created: www.udemy.com/course/learn-how-to-crochet-a-bohemian-poncho-for-beginners/?referralCode=43350DFD0F89A6E582BA"

[@hulda2002]

How many squares do I need (3mm hook) for 2.5 years and 3 years?

[@createandcrochetwithpatricia]

Sorry, I only have the sizes up to 24 months and with the 4 mm crochet hook. You'd have to find a different pattern to fit your requirements.

[@miriamrodgers6175]

Has Part two been done yet? If so where would it be? Thank you

[@createandcrochetwithpatricia]

I thought I replied to this question...I'm sorry I've taken so long. Here is the link to part two: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqG2mKyhnNiapsk

[@annasnyder8419]

What the over all size per square

[@createandcrochetwithpatricia]

See 3:20 in the tutorial. There is also the written pattern in the description box below the video that has more info...

[@Mary_Lou_1]

How would you adjust this one for an adult size? Thank you!❤

[@createandcrochetwithpatricia]

You can make the rectangle sections larger, so you'd have to create granny squares the right size to fit, but roughly make two panels 15" x 30" for sm/med, 16" x 32" for lg/xlg, or 17" x34" for 2xl-3xl. Hope that helps!

[@createandcrochetwithpatricia]

PS... I just noticed you commented on the TOG granny, so you could use that square which finishes at 5" and make each panel 3 squares by 6 squares for the sm/med. You can go up in crochet hook size to make the squares larger for a bigger fit,... have fun!

[@wendyrobertson101]

Is part 2 up please??😊

[@createandcrochetwithpatricia]

You call always find the information you are looking for in the description box below the video. If you are on an Android or iPad, click on the "more..." beside the date of the video. Here is the link for your convenience: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqG2mKyhnNiapsk

[@nagamallika2477]

How many squares should I crochet for 16 yrs old girl

[@createandcrochetwithpatricia]

This pattern is for toddlers, so for a young adult, you may want to make the granny squares with 3 rounds, rather than 2. I do have an online course for a Bohemian Poncho for adults where I offer 3 different sizes. For an adult small with measurements of bust: 32-38, waist: 25-30, and hips: 35-40, you would make the panels 15" by 30" (rather than the 9" by 18" for toddler large). You may want to look for a pattern for adults if this doesn't make sense. Here is a link to the course I created: www.udemy.com/course/learn-how-to-crochet-a-bohemian-poncho-for-beginners/?referralCode=43350DFD0F89A6E582BA

[@nagamallika2477]

@@createandcrochetwithpatricia thank you mam

[@createandcrochetwithpatricia]

@@nagamallika2477 You are so welcome!

[@scarletsnow8476]

Hi. Please how may squares do I need for a size large and I want to make it a turtleneck.

[@createandcrochetwithpatricia]

I'm not sure how you'd make it into a turtle neck, but see the comment below yours from Naga Mallika, and also check out the comment from Samantha Segaline in part two of this tutorial on how to make the pattern larger: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqG2mKyhnNiapsk Basically, you just make larger granny squares...

[@matildasierra18]

Does this poncho fit a 4 year?

[@createandcrochetwithpatricia]

This pattern has sizing options for up to 24 months. You could increase the size of the granny squares to make the pattern larger, but I couldn't say what size you would need for that. Here is the blog post which has more information: patriciafentie.com/2020/04/24/granny-square-poncho-for-toddlers-part-one/