This is my first attempt at an Assigned Pooling design. In my research of this interesting technique I identified a few “problem areas” which I tried to avoid in this design. By working in the round I was able to eliminate dealing with edge stitches and wrong side rows.

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This design begins with a stretchy K2P3 slip stitch rib and quickly grows to a fun, flowing poncho using mostly stockinette stitch interspersed with an interesting lace and nupp stitch. These stitches occur randomly as the poncho grows and creates a truly unique work of art! Because it is knit seamlessly in the round, you can select your favorite nupp configuration for the front.

The bottom leaf border creates a flirty ruffle without being overwhelming and it is finished with a bobble bind off.

The lightweight yarn and random, small lace sections create an airy layer perfect for spring (or fall) when you want just a little covering. It is designed to end at the elbows on a person of average height but can easily be lengthened or shortened to suit your personal sense of style.

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