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Sporður - Bluegreen Poncho Knitting Kit

Sale price$60.90

Plötulopi poncho with a patterned yoke and a tall ribbed collar, knitted in the round · sizes S–XL

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Just want the pattern? The Sporður pattern on its own is $8.00 — a PDF, emailed right after purchase. The kit above has the pattern and all the yarn.

  • 4 plates of Plötulopi in 2 colours
  • Lopi 39, no. 7 — Védís Jónsdóttir
  • Sizes S–XL · 204–233 cm around the hem
  • Everything for the poncho in one parcel — 4 plates of Plötulopi, enough for the largest size, and the pattern
  • Unspun Plötulopi on 4.5 mm (US 7) needles — 18 stitches to 10 cm, light and airy
  • Four sizes, S to XL — 204–233 cm (80¼–91¾″) around the hem, 48–50 cm long at the side
  • Gulf stream with a light grey yoke pattern and a 12 cm ribbed collar
Sporður - Bluegreen Poncho Knitting Kit
Sporður - Bluegreen Poncho Knitting Kit Sale price$60.90

Why you'll love it

  • Light as a rippleThe pattern opens with two lines: a poncho light as a ripple on the shore, and fishes playing in the waves. Sporður means fishtail.
  • Gulf stream and light greyA sea-toned gulf stream body with the yoke pattern and the collar in light grey — the Bluegreen colourway of Védís Jónsdóttir’s design.
  • Shaped front and backDecreases at centre front and centre back, every other round from the hem to the yoke, shape the poncho — the photo shows the pointed front.
  • A tall ribbed collarThe collar is 12 cm of light 2×2 rib in light grey, and the hem starts with a light seed stitch rib.
  • Bluegreen, or peachThe pattern also has a peach colourway, golden blush with white. Keep the gulf stream, or pick any Plötulopi shade in the colour picker at no charge.
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Sporður — your questions, answered

Which size should I knit?
There are four sizes, S, M, L and XL. A poncho has no chest measurement, so the pattern gives the width all round the lower edge — 204, 213, 224 and 233 cm — and the length at the side from hem to neckline, 48 to 50 cm.
How is the poncho made?
In one piece, in the round from the lower edge up. You cast on very loosely, knit a light seed stitch rib, then decrease 4 stitches every other round at centre front and centre back. The yoke pattern is knitted from a chart with its own decreases, and the collar comes last.
What is light seed stitch rib?
A four-round edge used at the hem: knit 1, purl 1; a plain knit round; purl 1, knit 1; and another plain knit round, repeated. The collar uses a light 2×2 rib in the same spirit — a round of knit 2, purl 2, then a plain knit round.
Will I have yarn left over?
The kit holds 3 plates of gulf stream, the amount for M, L and XL; size S uses 2. One plate of light grey covers the yoke pattern and the collar in every size.
What does the kit with needles include?
ADDI 4.5 mm (US 7) circular needles in 40 and 80 cm and a 3.5 mm (US 4) circular needle in 40 cm — the needles the pattern names. No double-pointed needles are needed.
What is Plötulopi?
Unspun Icelandic wool, sold in 100 g plates rather than balls. This pattern knits it at 18 stitches to 10 cm on 4.5 mm needles.
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Sharon L.
Sporður - Bluegreen Knitting Kit

Ok, so I’ve done this pattern 3 times now and it just gets better and better. I’ve done both colors shown and did one in plum that , to me , looks better than the kit colors!

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Sharon
Sporður - Bluegreen Knitting Kit

I completed this for a Christmas present and it turned out lovely! The pattern was simple to follow once I figured out working with plutolopi ( thanks help desk). I did change it up in that I didn't want a turtleneck collar, so I just stockette stitched a few inches, binded ( bound?) Off , and let the collar have a slight roll giving it a softer collar. The picture is before blocking.

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Judith L.
Sporður - Bluegreen Knitting Kit

Can’t wait to make this!

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