Library Capelet
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| close-up of lower edge of knitted capelet August 2015 |
The DK weight yarn knit beautifully into a child-size capelet, and I love how the yarn striped.
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| Knitted Child's Capelet August 2015 |
Yarn: James C. Brett - Woodlander (80% acrylic, 20% wool - shade L7)
Needles: size 9
Note: the pattern is written for Homespun yarn, which is considered a bulky weight. If knit with the specified weight of yarn and needle size called for in the pattern, this should an adult-sized capelet.
This capelet is going in the donation box along with a matching hat made from the yarn remnants.
That is cute. I should make one for myself when I sew, it looks like something that would work or for when I sit in the evenings in the winter reading or watching TV. Are you on ravelry?
ReplyDeleteI can just imagine how cute a child will look in this. A gift of warmth that will be appreciated.
ReplyDeleteAhh...so cute! I like the colors in the yarn too,.
ReplyDeleteOh my....so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute! My mother-in-law is always cold in church and something like that would be just perfect - in a much larger size of course. Once again I wish I could knit.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE it Im going to bookmark that pattern!
ReplyDeleteI love the seed stitch edging! Any time I can knit seed stitch, I'm a happy knitter! The colors are beautiful. I especially like this style of cape (adult sized hee-hee). It is so nice around the shoulders on a cool fall evening.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I love the colors:)
ReplyDeleteVery cute. Love the button idea.
ReplyDeleteLovely. I love the close up, shows all the lovely detail and texture of the colorway and pattern combined.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful yarn, and what a pretty piece!!
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