The Falling Pines Cabled Crochet Poncho

‘Falling Pines’ is a delicate, cabled, intermediate level crochet poncho pattern.

Inspired by the beauty of forrest Pine trees, this poncho is practical, wearable and pretty too. Now available in 3 sizes!

Not too chunky, but still warm and cosy, this crochet poncho can be worn as the nights get colder, thrown on for the early morning school run or snuggled up on in on the sofa on a lazy Sunday afternoon.

You can purchase the ad-free, PDF print friendly version of this pattern from: Ravelry, Etsy, or Love Crafts

A woman wears a blue crochet poncho with a roll neck and pine tree motif on. A text overlay reads: cabled crochet poncho.

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A blue crochet cabled poncho hangs from a blanket ladder with a text overlay that reads ‘falling pines poncho.’

Before you get started, if you love the look of this design but poncho’s aren’t your thing, you might want to check out the Southern Pines Sweater – a round yoke, top-down sweater that uses the same motif.

Or if you’re looking for a smaller project to start experimenting with crochet cable patterns, why not try the Falling Pines Crochet Hat Pattern (with an ad-supported version that’s free to read or a PDF that’s available to purchase).

Pictured below, you’ll see what a dramatic set they make (crochet apes ski anyone?).

Dora wears a matching crochet poncho with matching cabled slouchy beanie hat. She is pretending in her mind that she’s in a 1970’s apres ski catalogue. — The Falling Pines crochet poncho and matching crochet tam style hat

Click here for the Falling Pines Crochet Hat Pattern

Pattern Notes

General Notes

Please read through the pattern and all associated notes before starting your project
This pattern uses standard US crochet terms (UK equivalents are given in brackets in the abbreviations list)
Numbers the end of a round indicate the number of stitches in that round and are only given at the start of a section or where there is a change
Do not turn at the end of the round
Chain 2 at the start of a round does not count as a stitch
Unless otherwise indicated, stitches should be worked in consecutive stitches
The first stitch of each round should be worked into the top of the first stitch from the previous round
Instructions written after an *asterisk should be repeated as indicated
Instructions written between [square brackets] should be worked the specific number of times instructed
Instructions in (round brackets) should be worked in the same stitch

Construction

This pattern is worked top-down in unturned joined rounds
The pattern begins with 5(6, 7) ‘branches’ of the falling pines motif, and as the poncho increases over the course of the yoke, you will begin a second set, giving 10(12, 14) branches in total
Once you have finished increasing, the pattern will use a 4 round repeat for the main body until the last few rounds
The neckline is added at the end, with a choice of a cabled roll neck or a more classic ribbed neck trim.

The Falling Pines Crochet Poncho by DoraDoes.co.uk

Skill Level

Knowledge of basic crochet stitches, techniques and terminology is assumed
This is an intermediate level pattern
Working in joined rounds without turning
Increases and decreases
Front post stitches – learn about front and back post stitches here
Following written instructions including long stitch repeats
Throughout the pattern, I have included some close-up images of the motifs to assist you – there is currently no photo or video tutorial for this pattern

The falling pines crochet poncho seen from above, spread out to display the pine branch crochet motif.

Materials

Crochet Hook

You will need a 4.5mm crochet hook, or size needed to meet gauge.

I used my clover amour hook.

Yarn Requirements

Approximately 1120(1360, 1585)m / 1232(1496, 1744)yds of Double Knit (DK) yarn for sizes S(M, L) respectively.

The yarn used in the two pictured versions of the poncho is as follows:

Light blue ribbed neck version: Swish DK from We Crochet, 100% Superwash Merino Wool, 50g ball = 112m / 123 yds in Shade ‘Arctic’

Darker blue roll neck (original) version: Rico Classic baby DK, 50% acrylic, 50% polyamide, 50g ball = 165m / 180yds in shade ‘Jeans’ (36)

Yarn Substitution options

Any similar dk yarns which meets gauge can be used for this pattern.

I encourage you to choose something with good stitch definition so that the cable motif pops. Different fibres and yarns will produce a different finished result.

You may find this post useful when choosing yarn.

Other Materials & Notions

Yarn needle, scissors and a tape measure

You may wish to block this project, in which case I recommend a blocking matt and pins. Learn more about blocking here.

Falling Pines Crochet Roll neck lightweight Poncho Pattern from doradoes.co.uk

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Crochet roll neck cabled lightweight Poncho Pattern in rico baby classic dk

Measurements sizes

The poncho is designed for adults and is offered in 3 different sizes, Small, Medium and Large; S, M, L
Approximate measurements of the finished garment after a gentle blocking are given below (based on the more recent light blue sample)
Instructions for different sizes are written in increasing order, with the smallest size first and larger sizes following in brackets; S(M, L)
Both items pictured here and in the pattern listing are a size Small
The darker blue version is slightly longer – guidance is given in the pattern on how to change the length

Finished size

Neck Circumference (cm): 54(64, 75)
Chest Circumfernce(cm): 215(257, 300)
Length (cm): 42cm for all sizes

An angled view of the ‘falling pines’ crochet poncho laying flat on a white surface showing off the crochet cabled pine tree motifs.

Stitches & Abbreviations: US terms

(UK Equivalent in Brackets)

bphdc = back post half double crochet (UK Raised Half Treble Back) – see special stitches
ch = chain
dc = double crochet (UK treble crochet)
dc2tog = double crochet 2 together (UK treble 2 together) – see special stitches
fdc = foundation double crochet (UK foundation treble) – see special stitches
fptr = front post treble crochet (UK Raised Double Treble Front) – see special stitches
fphdc = front post half double crochet (UK Raised Half Treble Front) – see special stitches
RS = right side
sc = single crochet (UK double crochet)
st = stitch(es)
ss = slip stitch
WS = wrong side
yo = yarn over

Special Stitches

Foundation double crochet (fdc)

Ch3, yo, insert hook into third chain from hook, yo and pull up a loop (3 loops on hook). *Yo and pull through 1 loop (this creates the base chain of the next fdc). Yo and pull through 2 loops (2 loops on hook), yo and pull through 2 loops to complete the st. To start the next st, yo and insert the hook into the v of the base chain you just created, yo and pull up a loop. Repeat from * for the number of stitches required.

You can find more details on foundation rows, including a tutorial here

Front post treble crochet (fptr)

This is worked just like a normal treble but instead of inserting the hook into the top of the stitch on the previous row, you insert it around the ‘post’ of the stitch so that the hook sits behind the post (the post is in front – which is where it gets it’s name). The post will pull towards you as you work to create the cable effect:

Yo twice, then, working from the front of the fabric, insert the hook behind the post of the indicated stitch (from front to back to front, so the post is in front of the hook), yo pull up a loop, [yo, pull through two loops] three times to complete the stitch.

You can find a tutorial for post stitches here

Double Crochet 2 Together (dc2tog)

Yo, insert hook, yo, pull up a loop (3 loops on hook), yo, pull through 2 loops (2 loops on hook), yo, insert hook into next stitch, yo, pull up a loop (4 loops on hook), yo, pull through 2 loops, (3 loops on hook) yo, pull through all 3 loops to complete the stitch.

For ribbed neckline option only:

Front Post half Double Crochet (fphdc)

Yo, insert hook behind the post of the stitch from the row below (from front to back to front, so the post is in front of the hook), yo, pull up a loop, yo, pull through all three loops.

The post will pull towards you as you work to create the cable effect.

Back Post half Double Crochet (bphdc)

Yo, insert hook in front the post of the stitch from the row below (from back to front to back, so the post is in behind the hook), yo, pull up a loop, yo, pull through all three loops.

The post will pull away from you as you work to create the cable effect.

Half of a crochet poncho in blue yarn with pine tree cable motifs is seen hanging against a wall.

Stitch Placement Notes

This pattern contains an important increase at the centre of each ‘branch,’ where you will be instructed to work (2dc, fptr) in the same stitch (which will normally be a dc). In this instruction, you should work both of the 2dc into the top of the stitch and work the fptr around the post of the same stitch
Throughout the pattern, front post trebles are worked into front post trebles from the previous round (except in the central increase as described above and at the start of the ‘branches’)
Double crochets are worked into both dc and fptr
On the next page I have shared some close up images which may help assist with the placement of stitches and show you what the finished branches should look like

Gauge

14 sts and 11 rows in 10cm of double crochet worked in unturned rounds using a 4.5mm hook or size needed to obtain gauge.

Variation in your gauge will lead to variations in the finished size of your project.

Learn how to make and measure a gauge swatch here.

Falling Pines Crochet Poncho Pattern from doradoes.co.uk

You can purchase the PDF version of this crochet pattern from Ravelry, Etsy or Love Crafts

The Falling Pines Poncho Pattern

Below is a close up of what the pine branch motif looks like which you may find helpful when working the pattern.

A close up of the crochet pine motif used in the falling pines crochet poncho pattern, seen directly from above. — the ‘falling pine’ crochet motif

The Pattern

Round 1 (RS): Make 75(90, 105)fdc, being careful not to twist the stitches, ss to top of first st to join, do not turn here or throughout. 75(90, 105) sts

Round 2: Ch2 (does not count as a st here or throughout), starting in the first st, [2dc in next st, 1dc in next 14 sts] 5(6, 7) times, ss to top of first st to join. 80(96, 112) sts

Round 3: Ch2, starting in the first st, [1dc, 2fptr in next st, 1dc in next 7 sts, 2dc in next st, 1dc in next 6 sts] 5(6, 7) times, ss to top of first st to join. 90(108, 126) sts

Round 4: Ch 2, starting in the first st, [1dc, 1fptr, (2dc, 1fptr) in next fptr, 1dc in next 15 sts] 5(6, 7) times, ss to top of first st to join. 100(120, 140) sts

Round 5: Ch2, starting in the first st, [1dc, 1fptr in next 2 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next dc, 1fptr, 1dc in next 15 sts] 5(6, 7) times, ss to top of first st to join. 110(132, 154) sts

Round 6: Ch2, starting in the first st, [1dc, 1fptr in next 3 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1fptr in next 2 sts, 1dc in next 15 sts] 5(6, 7) times, ss to top of first st to join. 120(144, 168) sts

Round 7: Ch2, starting in the first st, [1dc, 1fptr, 1dc, 1fptr in next 2 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1fptr, 1dc, 1fptr, 1dc in next 15 sts] 5(6, 7) times, ss to top of first st to join. 130(156, 182) sts

Round 8: Ch2, starting in the first st, [1dc, 1fptr, 1dc, 1fptr in next 3 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1fptr in next 2 sts, 1dc, 1fptr, 1dc in next 15 sts] 5(6, 7) times, ss to top of first st to join. 140(168, 196) sts

Round 9: Ch2, starting in the first st, [1dc, 1fptr, 1dc in next 2 sts, 1fptr in next 3 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1fptr in next 2 sts, 1dc in next 2 sts, 1fptr, 1dc in next 15 sts] 5(6, 7) times, ss to top of first st to join. 150(180, 210) sts

Round 10: Ch2, starting in the first st, [1dc, 1fptr, 1dc in next 2 sts, 1fptr in next 4 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1fptr in next 3 sts, 1dc in next 2 sts, 1fptr, 1dc in next 15 sts] 5(6, 7) times, ss to top of first st to join. 160(192, 224) sts

Round 11: Ch2, starting in the first st, [1dc, 1fptr, 1dc in next 3 sts, 1fptr, 1dc, 1fptr in next 2 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1fptr, 1dc, 1fptr, 1dc in next 3 sts, 1fptr, 1dc in next 15 sts] 5(6, 7) times, ss to top of first st to join. 170(204, 238) sts

Round 12: Ch2, starting in the first st, [1dc, 1fptr, 1dc in next 3 sts, 1fptr, 1dc, 1fptr in next 3 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1fptr in next 2 sts, 1dc, 1fptr, 1dc in next 3 sts, 1fptr, 1dc in next 15 sts] 5(6, 7) times, ss to top of first st to join. 180(216, 252) sts

Round 13: Ch2, starting in the first st, [1dc in next 5 sts, 1fptr, 1dc in next 2 sts, 1fptr in next 3 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1fptr in next 2 sts, 1dc in next 2 sts, 1fptr, 1dc in next 19 sts] 5(6, 7) times, ss to top of first st to join. 190(228, 266) sts

Round 14: Ch2, starting in the first st, [1dc in next 5 sts, 1fptr, 1dc in next 2 sts, 1fptr in next 4 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1fptr in next 3 sts, 1dc in next 2 sts, 1fptr, 1dc in next 19 sts] 5(6, 7) times, ss to top of first st to join. 200(240, 280) sts

A close up of where the cabled motif meets the neckline in the falling pines crochet poncho.

Now you will begin a new branch after each existing one, so you will have 10(12, 14) in total.

Round 15: Ch2, starting in the first st, [1dc in next 5 sts, 1fptr, 1dc in next 3 sts, 1fptr, 1dc, 1fptr in next 2 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1fptr, 1dc, 1fptr, 1dc in next 3 sts, 1fptr, 1dc in next 10 sts, dc2tog, 2dc in next st, 1dc in next 6 sts sts] 5(6, 7) times, ss to top of first st to join. 210(252, 294) sts

Round 16: Ch2, starting in the first st, [1dc in next 3 sts, dc2tog, 1fptr, 1dc in next 3 sts, 1fptr, 1dc, 1fptr in next 3 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1fptr in next 2 sts, 1dc, 1fptr, 1dc in next 3 sts, 1fptr, dc2tog, 1dc in next 9 sts, 1fptr, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1dc in next 6 sts] 5(6, 7) times, ss to top of first st to join. 220(264, 308) sts

Round 17: Ch2, starting in the first st, [1dc in next 6 sts, dc2tog, 1fptr, 1dc in next 2 sts, 1fptr in next 3 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1fptr in next 2 sts, 1dc in next 2 sts, 1fptr, dc2tog, 1dc in next 12 sts, 1fptr in next 2 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1fptr in next st, 1dc in next 6 sts] 5(6, 7) times, ss to top of first st to join. 230(276, 322) sts

Round 18: Ch2, starting in the first st, [1dc in next 5 sts, dc2tog, 1fptr, 1dc in next 2 sts, 1fptr in next 4 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1fptr in next 3 sts, 1dc in next 2 sts, 1fptr, dc2tog, 1dc in next 11 sts, 1fptr in next 3 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1fptr in next 2 sts, 1dc in next 6 sts] 5(6, 7) times, ss to top of first st to join. 240(288, 336) sts

Round 19: Ch2, starting in the first st, [1dc in next 4 sts, dc2tog, 1fptr, 1dc in next 3 sts, 1fptr, 1dc, 1fptr in next 2 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1fptr, 1dc, 1fptr, 1dc in next 3 sts, 1fptr, dc2tog, 1dc in next 10 sts, 1fptr, 1dc, 1fptr in next 2 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1fptr, 1dc, 1fptr, 1dc in next 6 sts sts] 5(6, 7) times, ss to top of first st to join. 250(300, 350) sts

Round 20: Ch2, starting in the first st, [1dc in next 3 sts, dc2tog, 1fptr, 1dc in next 3 sts, 1fptr, 1dc, 1fptr in next 3 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1fptr in next 2 sts, 1dc, 1fptr, 1dc in next 3 sts, 1fptr, dc2tog, 1dc in next 9 sts, 1fptr, 1dc, 1fptr in next 3 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1fptr in next 2 sts, 1dc, 1fptr, 1dc in next 6 sts] 5(6, 7) times, ss to top of first st to join. 260(312, 364) sts

Round 21: Ch2, starting in the first st, [1dc in next 6 sts, dc2tog, 1fptr, 1dc in next 2 sts, 1fptr in next 3 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1fptr in next 2 sts, 1dc in next 2 sts, 1fptr, dc2tog, 1dc in next 12 sts, 1fptr, 1dc in next 2 sts, 1fptr in next 3 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1fptr in next 2 sts, 1dc in next 2 sts, 1fptr, 1dc in next 6 sts] 5(6, 7) times, ss to top of first st to join. 270(324, 378) sts

Round 22: Ch2, starting in the first st, [1dc in next 5 sts, dc2tog, 1fptr, 1dc in next 2 sts, 1fptr in next 4 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1fptr in next 3 sts, 1dc in next 2 sts, 1fptr, dc2tog, 1dc in next 11 sts, 1fptr, 1dc in next 2 sts, 1fptr in next 4 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1fptr in next 3 sts, 1dc in next 2 sts, 1fptr, 1dc in next 6 sts] 5(6, 7) times, ss to top of first st to join. 280(336, 392) sts

Round 23: Ch2, starting in the first st, [1dc in next 4 sts, dc2tog, 1fptr, 1dc in next 3 sts, 1fptr, 1dc, 1fptr in next 2 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1fptr, 1dc, 1fptr, 1dc in next 3 sts, 1fptr, dc2tog, 1dc in next 10 sts, 1fptr, 1dc in next 3 sts, 1fptr, 1dc, 1fptr in next 2 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1fptr, 1dc, 1fptr, 1dc in next 3 sts, 1fptr, 1dc in next 6 sts sts] 5(6, 7) times, ss to top of first st to join. 290(348, 406) sts

Round 24: Ch2, starting in the first st, [1dc in next 3 sts, dc2tog, 1fptr, 1dc in next 3 sts, 1fptr, 1dc, 1fptr in next 3 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1fptr in next 2 sts, 1dc, 1fptr, 1dc in next 3 sts, 1fptr, dc2tog, 1dc in next 9 sts, 1fptr, 1dc in next 3 sts, 1fptr, 1dc, 1fptr in next 3 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1fptr in next 2 sts, 1dc, 1fptr, 1dc in next 3 sts, 1fptr, 1dc in next 6 sts] 5(6, 7) times, ss to top of first st to join. 300(360, 420) sts

A close up of 3 branches of the falling pines crochet poncho seen from above.

You will now stop increasing and your stitch count will stay the same for the rest of the poncho. Each of the branches will now follow the same instructions so your instruction repeat will increase to 10(12, 14).

Round 25: Ch2, starting in the first st, [1dc in next 6 sts, dc2tog, 1fptr, 1dc in next 2 sts, 1fptr in next 3 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1fptr in next 2 sts, 1dc in next 2 sts, 1fptr, dc2tog, 1dc in next 8 sts,] 10(12, 14) times, ss to top of first st to join. 300(360, 420) sts

Round 26: Ch2, starting in the first st, [1dc in next 5 sts, dc2tog, 1fptr, 1dc in next 2 sts, 1fptr in next 4 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1fptr in next 3 sts, 1dc in next 2 sts, 1fptr, dc2tog, 1dc in next 7 sts,] 10(12, 14) times, ss to top of first st to join.

Round 27: Ch2, starting in the first st, [1dc in next 4 sts, dc2tog, 1fptr, 1dc in next 3 sts, 1fptr, 1dc, 1fptr in next 2 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1fptr, 1dc, 1fptr, 1dc in next 3 sts, 1fptr, dc2tog, 1dc in next 6 sts,] 10(12, 14) times, ss to top of first st to join.

Round 28: Ch2, starting in the first st, [1dc in next 3 sts, dc2tog, 1fptr, 1dc in next 3 sts, 1fptr, 1dc, 1fptr in next 3 sts, (2dc, 1fptr) in next st, 1fptr in next 2 sts, 1dc, 1fptr, 1dc in next 3 sts, 1fptr, dc2tog, 1dc in next 5 sts,] 10(12, 14) times, ss to top of first st to join.

Rounds 29 – 40: Rep Rounds 25-28

To increase the length of the poncho, repeat Rounds 25-28 more times. For a shorter poncho, work fewer repeats.

Round 41: Ch2, starting in the first st,*1dc in next 8 sts, 1fptr, 1dc in next 2 sts, [1fptr in next 2 sts, 1dc in next 2 sts] twice, 1fptr, 1dc in next 10 sts; rep from * to end, ss to top of first st to join.

Round 42: Rep Round 41

Round 43: Ch2, starting in the first st, *1dc in next 8 sts, 1fptr, 1dc in next 3 sts, 1fptr, 1dc in next 2 sts, 1fptr, 1dc in next 3 sts, 1fptr, 1dc in next 10 sts; rep from * to end, ss to top of first st to join.

Round 44: Rep Round 43

Round 45: Ch1 (does not count as a st), 1sc in each st to end, ss to top of first st to join

Fasten off and sew in ends

A top down view of the falling pines crochet poncho seen from above.

Neckline

You can choose either a cowl/roll neck option with cables or a classic ribbed collar style neck trim.

Roll neck option

Join yarn into back of the first st you worked in the Round 1 foundation row, with RS facing;

Round 1 (RS): Ch2, 1dc in each st to end, ss to top of first st to join. 75(90, 105) sts

Rounds 2-5: Rep Round 1

Turn your work

You will now be working on the WS as this part of the roll neck will fold over to the outside when worn.

Rounds 6-8 (WS): Ch2, 1dc in each st to end, ss to top of first st to join

Round 9: Ch2, starting in first st,*1fptr, [1dc, 1fptr] 3 times, 1dc in next 8 sts; rep from * to end, ss to top of first st to join

Rounds 10-11: Rep Round 9

Round 12: Ch2, starting in first st, *1fptr, [1dc, 1fptr] twice, 1dc in next 10 sts; rep from * to end, ss to top of first st to join

Round 13: Rep Round 12

Round 14: Ch2, starting in first st, *1fptr, 1dc, 1fptr, 1dc in next 12 sts; rep from * to end, ss to top of first st to join

Round 15: Rep Round 14

Round 16: Ch1, 1sc in each stitch to end, ss to top of first st to join

Fasten off, block as needed and sew in ends

To increase the length of the roll neck you could work more rounds before you turn your work and more after you turn it, working the additional rounds as dc only.

Ribbed neckline option

Join yarn into back of the first st you worked in the Round 1 foundation row, with RS facing;

For sizes S and L only;

Round 1 (RS): Ch2, 1dc in each st to last st, 2dc in last st, ss to top of first st to join. 76(0, 106) sts

For size M only

Round 1 (RS): Ch2, 1dc in each st to end, ss to top of first st to join. 0(90, 0) sts

For all sizes;

Round 2: Ch1 (does not count as st), starting in first st, *1fphdc in next st, 1bphdc in next st, rep from * to end, ss to top of first st to join. 76(90, 106) sts

Rounds 3-6: Rep Round 2

Fasten off, block as needed and sew in ends

A close up of the ribbed crochet neckline of the falling pines crochet poncho.

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Want to take the next step from this pattern – check out the Southern Pines Crochet Sweater Pattern which uses the same cabled motif.

A top down view of a crochet sweater with cable work pine branches. — The Southern Pines Crochet Sweater Yoke

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