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Knit this poncho and tam with our vintage pattern. Bring retro back and knit this cute set and trim with pom-poms. The original design was created in the 1960's and made with Mary Maxim Starlette yarn, which included 140 yards per 2 oz skein. Experience the endless possibilities of creating this unique fringed poncho and tam with the wide range of worsted-weight yarns available, including Mary Maxim Starlette! Choose from a variety of beautiful colors to personalize the set with her favorite colors. Please note, yardage may differ. Requires knitting needles sizes 8 (5 mm) and 10.5 (6.5 mm). Fits children's sizes 2-8. Â
Stitch Requirements: Cast on, cast off, knit, purl, repeat, increase, decrease, slip, psso, stockinette stitch.
Pattern is available for download only and requires Adobe Reader or a similar program to view. After your purchase, you may download the pattern from your account. Please contact us if you have any questions.
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Knit this poncho and tam with our vintage pattern. Bring retro back and knit this cute set and trim with pom-poms. The original design was created in the 1960's and made with Mary Maxim Starlette yarn, which included 140 yards per 2 oz skein. Experience the endless possibilities of creating this unique fringed poncho and tam with the wide range of worsted-weight yarns available, including Mary Maxim Starlette! Choose from a variety of beautiful colors to personalize the set with her favorite colors. Please note, yardage may differ. Requires knitting needles sizes 8 (5 mm) and 10.5 (6.5 mm). Fits children's sizes 2-8. Â
Stitch Requirements: Cast on, cast off, knit, purl, repeat, increase, decrease, slip, psso, stockinette stitch.
Pattern is available for download only and requires Adobe Reader or a similar program to view. After your purchase, you may download the pattern from your account. Please contact us if you have any questions.
