Ice Queen Baby Poncho

Free knitting patterns for babies are fun to knit because they're usually easy, adorable and a great way to use up scrap yarn. This Ice Queen Baby Poncho from Vickie Howell goes beyond traditional baby patterns and creates a simple, yet insanely cute pattern that any little girl can wear. Framed with the stockinette stitch, this poncho is great for any knitter who wants to give lace knitting a try.

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Easy

Knitting Needle Size10 or 6 mm

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

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Tricia108

Nov 29, 2018

This is the perfect poncho for a little girl. I would use two yarns, one an ice blue color and the other with a bit of glitter. That would go well with a special little girl I know who loves the movie "Frozen" . I would go well over her special dress. Of course you can make it in other colors as well to go with different outfits. The pattern is not difficult and will knit up quickly. Thank you.

rsdb

Mar 18, 2016

his poncho is dressy and cute - fit for a little princess to wear for special occasions and outings. It would also work like a mini wrap when taking a baby out for a walk in the stroller on a spring day! I have used this pattern on a shawl and it looks great!

quanahs 5032097

Mar 18, 2016

This simple to kint, lacy little poncho would be terrific for a baby in a car seat. Its short so it should not get in the way of a seat belt and would provide a little extra warmth around her shoulders when the air conditioning is on. I suggest practicing the y/o drop stitch pattern first before starting to knit the poncho. You should be able to knit it fairly quickly with the big needles and double stranded yarn.

Little Girl

Jul 01, 2012

I thik this poncho is beautifly made, but it would be hard trying to find a use for it.