This wonderful poncho featuring dragonflies is made in the simplest way possible, yet so gorgeous looking! The Dragonfly Poncho pattern by Maria Bittner is a fast and easy crochet pattern that can be easily adjusted to any size. A great piece with a touch of finesse, this crochet poncho is a great addition to any wardrobe.
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Skill Level: Easy
Size:
Child 25″ point to point across chest; 21″ back neck to hem point
Adult 35″ point to point across chest; 29″ back neck to hem point
Materials:Worsted Weight yarn, I used Caron Cakes – 383 yards, in color Faeire
Child – 1 balls
Adult – 3 balls
Clover Amour Hook US I/5.50 or size needed to obtain the gauge
Yarn needle for weaving in ends
![[Free Pattern] Super Quick And Fun To Make: Crochet Dragonfly Poncho](http://www.dailycrochet.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/7298/2016/09/Dragonfly-Poncho.jpg)
Check out the original source for this pattern with all the directions and full written pattern at: Pattern Paradise
Thanks to Maria Bittner for this article inspiration and featured image.
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I want to make this
Making this now in the buttercream colorway
Beautiful
Now THAT pattern is just too cute Susan Loiselle Farmer
Beautiful
I make ponchos with Granny squares!
I’ll learn to make a granny square one of these days!! Love the colors in the pix.
cute
very gorgeous….thanks for pattern
Lindsay Randall Guillory. Dragonflies for your girlies.
Absolutely gorgeous, I love dragonflies
How do I get the free pattern. I get the picture and name of pattern but no instructions.
Anita, please click the words: “Dragonfly Poncho” -name of the pattern. Just checked and the pattern is linked correctly. Hope this helps!
Melisa Haras Sands
Don’t like ponchos but the pattern is very pretty!!
I make these with Granny squares!!very pretty
Ellen Harkay Brey check it out
Ellen Harkay Brey check it out
Annie Hampton!
Making this now half done