It's November! How is it November already? Not only that, but the time change thanks to daylight saving time has my inner clock all out of whack. November means that the weather is finally cooling down here in Texas and Itch to Stitch has released the perfect pattern for this seasonal transition. I present to you - the Cape Cod Capelet! I promise, it's the pattern you never knew you needed.
Where I live the temperature can swing dramatically in a short amount of time. It is also very temperate with few days where I need a heavy coat. The Cape Cod Capelet is perfect for throwing on to keep me cozy for a stroll around the lake.
It would also be great to wear over a tank top or short sleeve top for a bit of added comfort and to transition those pieces into the cooler weather. Sweater knits, french terry, really any medium weight knits with a bit of drape are perfect for the Cape Cod Capelet. I made this one with a Hacci Sweater Knit.
I'm wearing my Cape Cod Capelet with a long sleeved tee and my Mountainview Pull-on Jeans.
Of course, I made more than one Cape Cod Capelet. I used a looser weave sweater knit for this one.
It is so soft and comfortable that I just want to live in it. The Cape Cod Capelet has a longer back. The front piece in the pattern has been lengthened by 2 inches in the final pattern. I am 5' tall and did not remove any length for my height.
I also made a Cape Cod Capelet in a light grey melange hacci sweater knit.
My thoughts were that this one would be a nice neutral color that could go with a lot of my tops.
The Cape Cod Capelet really makes me look pulled together. After all, I'm just wearing a black tee and jeans.
I definitely will be making another Cape Cod Capelet or maybe a few more. I'm thinking a black one for sure.
The Cape Cod Capelet pattern is perfect for a beginner and would make great gifts. It goes together very fast and the sizing is simple and could fit a range of sizes without needing a person's exact measurements. The Cape Cod Capelet is on sale for $5.60 through November 12th!
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Where I live the temperature can swing dramatically in a short amount of time. It is also very temperate with few days where I need a heavy coat. The Cape Cod Capelet is perfect for throwing on to keep me cozy for a stroll around the lake.
It would also be great to wear over a tank top or short sleeve top for a bit of added comfort and to transition those pieces into the cooler weather. Sweater knits, french terry, really any medium weight knits with a bit of drape are perfect for the Cape Cod Capelet. I made this one with a Hacci Sweater Knit.
Of course, I made more than one Cape Cod Capelet. I used a looser weave sweater knit for this one.
It is so soft and comfortable that I just want to live in it. The Cape Cod Capelet has a longer back. The front piece in the pattern has been lengthened by 2 inches in the final pattern. I am 5' tall and did not remove any length for my height.
I also made a Cape Cod Capelet in a light grey melange hacci sweater knit.
The Cape Cod Capelet pattern is perfect for a beginner and would make great gifts. It goes together very fast and the sizing is simple and could fit a range of sizes without needing a person's exact measurements. The Cape Cod Capelet is on sale for $5.60 through November 12th!
Follow me on Instagram and Facebook!
Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links. These links provide me with a small compensation if you make a purchase using my link. There is not cost to you when you do this. My thoughts and opinions given in this blog post are mine.
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