Wool & Cottage

Cozy Simplicity: My Folded Poncho in Rowan Felted Tweed

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I’m thrilled to share the finished Easy Folded Poncho—a wonderfully versatile and beautifully cozy piece, adapted from the classic pattern here:


Pattern: Easy Folded Poncho by Churchmouse Yarns and Teas


This poncho is perfect for seasonal layering—simple garter stitch construction folds elegantly, creating a flattering drape without fuss. I used Rowan Felted Tweed in Eden, a beautiful shade from the DK-weight tweed range that’s soft yet structured.


Yarn Highlights: Rowan Felted Tweed – Eden

  • Blend: plush merino, alpaca, and viscose—snuggly yet breathable

  • Weight: DK, perfect for light-but-warm layering pieces

  • Colorway: Eden – a lovely neutral with classic tweed flecks

  • Care: machine washable—ideal for everyday wear

  • Price: $15.80 per ball at Jimmy Beans Wool  

Get your yarn here: Rowan Felted Tweed in Eden – Jimmy Beans Wool


Project Notes

  • Yardage: Approx. 4–5 balls of Eden (varies by desired length and size)

  • Needles: US 7 | 4.5 mm suggested

  • Construction: Garter stitch rectangle folded in half and seamed along the shoulders—simple, effective, and flattering

  • Why I love it: Cozy texture, timeless style, and no complicated shaping!



Why This Poncho & Yarn Are Magic Together

  • Tweed texture offers visual interest with minimal effort

  • DK weight ensures a light, not bulky, garment

  • Eden’s soft green-grey tone complements so many wardrobes

  • Machine washable—practical for everyday layering pieces



Ready to Knit?

If you’re inspired to cast on something cozy and stylish, this is it. I’ve clearly fallen in love with this combo of pattern and tweedy softness. Would you like help adapting it for a longer length, or ideas for coordinating accessories? Drop a comment below!



Happy knitting & cozy layering!

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