Note to everyone on this project: 1) BUY THE WRITTEN PATTERN! The cost is so minimal and it's vital to have on hand, especially for reference. Bonnie's patterns, compared to so many others, are as succinct and well organized as her videos. I add my own notes and highlights to each row [think row counts, stitch counts, distinctions per row, et al]. 2) USE THE VIDEO as support. This is like having Bonnie personally teaching a class. Who says distance learning is awful? I travel and always have projects with me while away from home. The videos are like having a "Bonnie in my pocket." Remind me to tell you all the places Bonnie's been with me. 3) SWATCH USING YARNS you think you'd like for projects! Reference the video links for spectific stitch support. I've been crocheting and knitting all my life, thanks to my grandmothers, and am still climbing the learning curve at age 71. Bonnie's been my personal tutor via her videos for her beautiful designs. 4) SHARE your outcomes and insights with the rest of us! We all learn from commuity like this one.
I completely agree! Buy the pattern. It’s not much and goes a looooong way toward making a difference in the crochet community. Absolutely beautiful pattern and I can’t wait to make my own! I wish capes were more popular because I love wearing them! Maybe if enough of us start making and wearing these, we will see an added interest from the public. Kind of makes me feel like a kid again…😊 Thank you for this video.
I made this in acrylic in denim blue. I have learned new stiches. Took a lot of effort to learn something new . Thanks for giving me a chance to exercise my brain. 😂 It looks really nice and I get compliments when I wear it.
just finished making this! I have ADHD and usually get bored quickly but this pattern kept me engaged throughout. Really pleased with how it has turned out. Thank you for your easy to follow instructions and your channel has such beautiful items that I look forward to trying next x
I finished this project today and it came out so lovely! It is the fanciest crochet garment I have made to date. I throughly enjoyed making it. Thank you so much for creating these designs and these tutorials for everyone, Bonnie!! 💛
I'm lost of words to write, I never thought I could crochet but ever since I have watched your videos I got better and better thank you so much for my❤️ for taken your time to share your amazing talent
Bought the pattern from lovecraft after watching quite a bit of the vid, so I could take this to work and work on it on my breaks. Am using Drops Paris yarn, and it's so much fun to make. Did find a difference from your vid and your pattern. Row 39 says the increase is (sc,dc) while your vid (much to my happiness) says (dc,sc) with that = 16 stiches. Which is what I've got!!!! So glad I didn't panic and try to rip rows out trying to work out where I'd gone wrong. Making this for my mother-in-law for her birthday. I'm positive she'll love it. I've already got girls at work wanting me to make one for them. Thank you for sharing this pattern with us!!
Hi! I have crocheted this cape in XXL. I added 8x4 stitches on the starting row in order to match my size but now its finished and absolutely perfect!!! Thank you for the great tutorial! Greetings from Bavaria, Germany
This is just lovely. Not so long ago, I would not have made any attempt to craft anything so beautifully detailed as this cape. You, though your tutorials, have given me the confidence to crochet items I thought I never would. Thank you for that. Enjoy the day...
Same with me 😊 I've done about everything you can do with granny squares ! I am however stuck on row 10 ! (I'm only following the video & writing the stitches as I go) If I have followed everything correctly I finish row 9 with an increase stitch the end stitch being a SINGLE CROCHET stitch, Sooooo in all logic I should start row 10 with "CHAIN 2 & DOUBLE CROCHET" however in the video you start by a "SINGLE CROCHET" I've re read my notes & ré checked them with the video so far ..... it just does not line up (I've even got the correct amount of stitches - a major achivement for me because I USUALLY have undone my work à couple of time before ever getting so far 😀 ) I would be so happy if you BonnieBayCrochet or anyone else could help me out (if you can understand my message ) Thank you once again for such a beautifull cape and easy tutorial, keep up updating us with such fun projets 😉
Hi, I am battling with row six. Your video says chain two, then double crochet into the first stitch, then single into the next, then double and single into the next. My pattern followed along perfect and I ended row five on the same as you, but my row six only has to stitch spaces before the cable starts and I can't see on your video where the second double crochet and single crochet goes into? Is that in the first stitch of the cable?
Oh Bonnie, you are amazing! Another beautiful item to add to my list. Maybe I'll do this one as soon as I'm done with your Celtic Blanket I'm working on. Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful talent with us.
Thank you, Bonnie! I made this for my mom for Mother's Day and she loved it! Very clear instructions and beautiful cape. It ended up a tiny bit shorter than I'd hoped even after blocking, so I made a pair of gloves out of the same yarn to fit with the cape. Thank you very much for the help!
Was frustrated in the beginning with back post treble cross. Ripped it out 5 times. Didn't give up, now I'm on the 26 and its all good. Thank you so much for this tutorial!
This is an absolutely incredible pattern-very, very well conceived, designed, and executed. Thank you for this beauty! My daughter-in-law loves fuchsia, copper, and deep blue tones-I see more than one in my future…I’m thinking of tan with black collar and bottom trim for myself!!! Thank you, Bonnie (I think🥴)…I just simply love this design❤
Wow! first time seeing your channel , You got a new follower , You have so much talent. You got my respect, and I've been crocheting for about 50 years . I love a challenge. Thank you for sharing!
Yes, early 70's, no tutorials , just your brain and a pattern. I always crocheted lacy doileys and knitted with yarn. I had to give up a few years ago when I started loosing my vision . I realised I could still crochet with yarn, things sure have changed.
I've wanted to make this since I first saw it (and it must have been soon after it was released), but had only ever made granny squares and plushies. I had no idea what I was doing, then, but rewatching it now I think I'd definitely be able to (finally!!) make it. Time to put it on my to do list for real :)
Got this in progress and am in love with it. Using a multi-tone mohair blend which slows me down -- I'm addicted to complications -- since the furry yarn doesn't frog easily. Post stitches in this yarn, especially the triples, is a "go very slowly and exactly" but I'm getting the hang of it. THANK YOU for this gorgeous pattern!!!
Sigh...ever rethink a yarn choice for a project? I was doing lots of frogging and realized this lovely yarn is too fine weight and would be better for knitting. I picked up some Lion Brand ReSpekt [originally thought to use for a bag] and worked up a sample. It's perfect!!! Most of all, THANK YOU, Bonnie, for this incredible video and your stunning design. Some day, I'll learn to be less whimsical about my yarn choices. The current yarn is giving great stitch definition, sufficient weight, and is soooo much easier to work.
@@ritariordan2664 Yes! I have to rework yarn all...the...time! It's the only way to learn - perhaps more than we wish! So glad this is working out for you. Another thought on yarn: often times for publications, designers are assigned which yarn to use and have little choice. This is one reason why I like self-publishing as much as I can. I get to make what I think is an excellent choice in yarn rather than catering to a specific brand. Guess I'm a free thinker!
Bonnie, this cape is gorgeous! I love the cables. I learned how to do them on BagoDay’s site. And loved doing them. Also love front and back post stitches. I’ll need to increase the size to at least a 3X. So I think a 5 weight yarn and a size K needle should work…. Your instructions are very clear. I’ve seen other caplets, but they are made with more open stitch like V stitches. This will be warmer and much more detailed. Thank you for doing this tutorial
This cape is so awesome and beautiful .you're an artist.I'll try to realize it.Thanks for sharing.I'm new in your channel and I love what you do so much.
Your tutorial is amazing I finished one by using acrylic yarn and it came out nicely... will try to make one with wool yarn. Thank you so much for this beautiful project you shared 😍😍😍
Wow! Thats beautiful. I hope i can make something so pretty soon. I just started crocheting first week of September and made a velvet fringed scarf and am making a wool blend afghan. 😀👍🏻 love this project. Thanks, Bonnie.
I have the magazine that this is published in, and on the second row of the Celtic, the first two and the last two stitches are shown in the chart as BPdc.
Been trying to follow the pattern it's my first big project and I'm so glad I found this video😭 worth getting the pattern but I could not get the cable right
So I am scrolling along and looking for a pocket shawl and see this beauty. Wow. This pattern is magnificent and I am now subscribed to your channel. I do have one questions. I would like to make this for my mother and she is a size XL or XXL. What would I need to do to increase this a bit? Thank you.
Hey there! I believe the collar portion is repeated twice in the video as its also redone at 54:48 and should skip to 1:01:37 to start the Right Front Edging Row 1 BEATIFUL Cape
That really depends upon how your fundamental stitching is Tracey. If you understand the basic stitches, and they are reasonably even, and if you know how to crochet rows without adding or subtracting stitches unintentionally, don't be afraid to give this (or other more difficult projects) a try. Mistakes are allowed during the learning process! That's the best way I learn!
@@BonnieBayCrochet Thank you Bonnie for the confidence. I've definitely mastered the above mentioned. I love this Wheatfield Cape. If I may ask one more question. Is there a way to protect a wool project from being eaten by moths? Maybe a spray? I would cry if some moth managed to feast on my project!!!
@@traceypeale6754 that's a great question. I would store away in a cedar chest or an airtight container when not being worn to protect all wool garments. I've had to learn this the hard way!
I've just subscribed. I don't knit (maybe one day I'll try) because crocheting seems to be easier to which I'm hoping to FiNd a lot of crochet projects. 👋
I've got hundreds to choose from. Should you be looking for something specific, just use the search bar in right corner of my home page. I also have some beginning knitting projects designed to teach established crocheters using the Continental Method.
Note to everyone on this project: 1) BUY THE WRITTEN PATTERN! The cost is so minimal and it's vital to have on hand, especially for reference. Bonnie's patterns, compared to so many others, are as succinct and well organized as her videos. I add my own notes and highlights to each row [think row counts, stitch counts, distinctions per row, et al]. 2) USE THE VIDEO as support. This is like having Bonnie personally teaching a class. Who says distance learning is awful? I travel and always have projects with me while away from home. The videos are like having a "Bonnie in my pocket." Remind me to tell you all the places Bonnie's been with me. 3) SWATCH USING YARNS you think you'd like for projects! Reference the video links for spectific stitch support. I've been crocheting and knitting all my life, thanks to my grandmothers, and am still climbing the learning curve at age 71. Bonnie's been my personal tutor via her videos for her beautiful designs. 4) SHARE your outcomes and insights with the rest of us! We all learn from commuity like this one.
Thank you so very much for your kind endorsement Rita! I appreciate this more than I can say!
Exactly!
I completely agree! Buy the pattern. It’s not much and goes a looooong way toward making a difference in the crochet community. Absolutely beautiful pattern and I can’t wait to make my own! I wish capes were more popular because I love wearing them! Maybe if enough of us start making and wearing these, we will see an added interest from the public. Kind of makes me feel like a kid again…😊 Thank you for this video.
Great idea. But I can’t read a pattern
I made this in acrylic in denim blue. I have learned new stiches. Took a lot of effort to learn something new . Thanks for giving me a chance to exercise my brain. 😂 It looks really nice and I get compliments when I wear it.
So glad you enjoyed this one Debbie!
just finished making this! I have ADHD and usually get bored quickly but this pattern kept me engaged throughout. Really pleased with how it has turned out. Thank you for your easy to follow instructions and your channel has such beautiful items that I look forward to trying next x
I'm so very glad that this worked for you Sammie!
The Celtic part is just STUNNING!!!! As well as the rest of it!!! Gorgeous!
Thank you!
The Wheatfield Cape is SO beautiful!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
I finished this project today and it came out so lovely! It is the fanciest crochet garment I have made to date. I throughly enjoyed making it. Thank you so much for creating these designs and these tutorials for everyone, Bonnie!! 💛
I'm so glad this turned out so well for you! Wishing you all the best!
This is the most elegant cape ever. I am going to make the capes in several colors. One in soft pink, one in soft blue, one in Forest Green.
Those colors sound lovely Joanne!
I'm lost of words to write, I never thought I could crochet but ever since I have watched your videos I got better and better thank you so much for my❤️ for taken your time to share your amazing talent
Thanks for taking the time to encourage me today with kind words Hala!
Bought the pattern from lovecraft after watching quite a bit of the vid, so I could take this to work and work on it on my breaks. Am using Drops Paris yarn, and it's so much fun to make. Did find a difference from your vid and your pattern. Row 39 says the increase is (sc,dc) while your vid (much to my happiness) says (dc,sc) with that = 16 stiches. Which is what I've got!!!! So glad I didn't panic and try to rip rows out trying to work out where I'd gone wrong. Making this for my mother-in-law for her birthday. I'm positive she'll love it. I've already got girls at work wanting me to make one for them. Thank you for sharing this pattern with us!!
Thanks for letting me know Mireah. I hope your mother-in-law enjoys the work of your hands!
You have the BEST PROJECTS on TH-cam! Thank you!
Betta Blue awww...thank you!😊❤️❤️❤️
TOTALLY agree ❤
Hi! I have crocheted this cape in XXL. I added 8x4 stitches on the starting row in order to match my size but now its finished and absolutely perfect!!! Thank you for the great tutorial! Greetings from Bavaria, Germany
So glad this worked out for you M&C!
So are you saying extra 32 stitches on starting chain ?
@@crochetgirl9429 yes!
@@crochetgirl9429 I hope it will work out for you with extra 32 stitches!
This is just lovely. Not so long ago, I would not have made any attempt to craft anything so beautifully detailed as this cape. You, though your tutorials, have given me the confidence to crochet items I thought I never would. Thank you for that. Enjoy the day...
Phyllis, your words really blessed me today! Thanks for taking the time to encourage me today.
Same with me 😊 I've done about everything you can do with granny squares !
I am however stuck on row 10 ! (I'm only following the video & writing the stitches as I go)
If I have followed everything correctly I finish row 9 with an increase stitch the end stitch being a SINGLE CROCHET stitch,
Sooooo in all logic I should start row 10 with "CHAIN 2 & DOUBLE CROCHET" however in the video you start by a "SINGLE CROCHET"
I've re read my notes & ré checked them with the video so far ..... it just does not line up (I've even got the correct amount of stitches - a major achivement for me because
I USUALLY have undone my work à couple of time before ever getting so far 😀 )
I would be so happy if you BonnieBayCrochet or anyone else could help me out (if you can understand my message )
Thank you once again for such a beautifull cape and easy tutorial, keep up updating us with such fun projets 😉
Hi, I am battling with row six. Your video says chain two, then double crochet into the first stitch, then single into the next, then double and single into the next. My pattern followed along perfect and I ended row five on the same as you, but my row six only has to stitch spaces before the cable starts and I can't see on your video where the second double crochet and single crochet goes into? Is that in the first stitch of the cable?
Oh Bonnie, you are amazing! Another beautiful item to add to my list. Maybe I'll do this one as soon as I'm done with your Celtic Blanket I'm working on. Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful talent with us.
Wow, eine super Anleitung. Mein cape ist fertig und ich bin begeistert.
Thank you
AMAZING!...... how BEAUTIFUL 😍😍😍 is your work.
That cape is absolutely beautiful
Thank you, Bonnie! I made this for my mom for Mother's Day and she loved it! Very clear instructions and beautiful cape. It ended up a tiny bit shorter than I'd hoped even after blocking, so I made a pair of gloves out of the same yarn to fit with the cape. Thank you very much for the help!
Oh my! I have no words, you are a star. Is this one size for all? Thanks for the great Cape.
Yes, only one size.
Perfect timing! I was looking for a capelet and this is the one! - Going to get my yarn today!!!
Oh my goodness...how beautiful that looks.....what a clever lady....doubt that I would be able to do that.....
The stitches aren’t as hard as they may look!😊
@@BonnieBayCrochet Ooohh thank you for your encouragement....I will endeavour......thank you....thank you...
Just popping in! Beautiful and timeless!
Thank you Darlene!
Was frustrated in the beginning with back post treble cross. Ripped it out 5 times. Didn't give up, now I'm on the 26 and its all good. Thank you so much for this tutorial!
So glad it is working better for you Deborah!😊❤️
This is an absolutely incredible pattern-very, very well conceived, designed, and executed. Thank you for this beauty! My daughter-in-law loves fuchsia, copper, and deep blue tones-I see more than one in my future…I’m thinking of tan with black collar and bottom trim for myself!!! Thank you, Bonnie (I think🥴)…I just simply love this design❤
Thank you for your very kind encouragement Debbie!😊❤️
Finished almost .doing the collar .I am fixing buttons bonnie.grand cape.thank you
Wow! first time seeing your channel , You got a new follower , You have so much talent. You got my respect, and I've been crocheting for about 50 years . I love a challenge. Thank you for sharing!
Carol Dalton welcome aboard! We must have started crocheting about the same time in the early 70’s. 😊❤️
Yes, early 70's, no tutorials , just your brain and a pattern. I always crocheted lacy doileys and knitted with yarn. I had to give up a few years ago when I started loosing my vision . I realised I could still crochet with yarn, things sure have changed.
Carol Dalton so sorry to hear of your vision loss. I will pray for you now Carol. Take care.
I just started recently with very basics stuff and I was all proud of myself until I saw your work!!! lol I suck!! lol
Gorgeous work! I'm in awe!!!!
Wow! Beautiful cape! Thank you for sharing this!
I have never subscribed this fast in my life, you've moved me so much plus I love this project 💖💖
Thank you Kanyansi!
@@BonnieBayCrochet keep inspiring us
@@kanyansiloy8454 as long as I have breath, I will!
Thank you, Sis. Bonnie!! ❤
My pleasure Felicia!
I've wanted to make this since I first saw it (and it must have been soon after it was released), but had only ever made granny squares and plushies. I had no idea what I was doing, then, but rewatching it now I think I'd definitely be able to (finally!!) make it. Time to put it on my to do list for real :)
This is gorgeous
Got this in progress and am in love with it. Using a multi-tone mohair blend which slows me down -- I'm addicted to complications -- since the furry yarn doesn't frog easily. Post stitches in this yarn, especially the triples, is a "go very slowly and exactly" but I'm getting the hang of it. THANK YOU for this gorgeous pattern!!!
Your project sounds amazing!😊
@@BonnieBayCrochet Using Hobbii Diablo Wild Print in colorway Marshmallow and I'm loving the look.
Sigh...ever rethink a yarn choice for a project? I was doing lots of frogging and realized this lovely yarn is too fine weight and would be better for knitting. I picked up some Lion Brand ReSpekt [originally thought to use for a bag] and worked up a sample. It's perfect!!! Most of all, THANK YOU, Bonnie, for this incredible video and your stunning design. Some day, I'll learn to be less whimsical about my yarn choices. The current yarn is giving great stitch definition, sufficient weight, and is soooo much easier to work.
@@ritariordan2664 Yes! I have to rework yarn all...the...time! It's the only way to learn - perhaps more than we wish! So glad this is working out for you. Another thought on yarn: often times for publications, designers are assigned which yarn to use and have little choice. This is one reason why I like self-publishing as much as I can. I get to make what I think is an excellent choice in yarn rather than catering to a specific brand. Guess I'm a free thinker!
@@BonnieBayCrochet Being a "free thinker" = excellent creative artist. Please keep free thinking!
Bonnie, this cape is gorgeous! I love the cables. I learned how to do them on BagoDay’s site. And loved doing them. Also love front and back
post stitches.
I’ll need to increase the size to at least a 3X. So I think a 5 weight yarn and a size K needle should work….
Your instructions are very clear.
I’ve seen other caplets, but they are made with more open stitch like V stitches. This will be warmer and much more detailed. Thank you for doing this tutorial
Glad you are enjoying these Val!
Very pretty...😍 Another project for my To-Do List...😁 Love your detailed instructions - great instructor. Thank you...🤗
Gorgeous! Perfect for autumn and such a lovely autumn color!❤️
I will love to make this Cape soon, thanks Bonnie beautiful design
OMG, Bonnie, that’s so nice. It’s a gotta have and I will do this for Fall. Thank you and stay safe.
Thank you Dee. You too.
I have learned a lot from you. Thank you for being such an awesome teacher
Ana Dinis .. I agree with u ..Bonnie 👍👍
This cape is so awesome and beautiful .you're an artist.I'll try to realize it.Thanks for sharing.I'm new in your channel and I love what you do so much.
Welcome to my channel Mme Tabouri!
I love a cape so this is on my to do list.
Thank you Mrs. Bonnie 🙏🙏
I like it with your cape design 👍👍
Beautiful 👍❤️
Thank you Lilis!
Your tutorial is amazing I finished one by using acrylic yarn and it came out nicely... will try to make one with wool yarn. Thank you so much for this beautiful project you shared 😍😍😍
My pleasure Anne! So glad this worked out for you.
Oh my!!!! This is too beautiful!! Excellent teaching. Definitely on my “to do” list. Thank you so very much. 🌻💕
My pleasure Donna!
Beautiful love it
The most beautiful Cape I have ever seen. You are so talented!
You are too kind Jacki! Thank you!
This is truly beautiful and the details are amazing, thank you for the tutorial God Bless you
It is really very nice, I will try to make it to gift to my cousin for Christmas.
I love the way u explain! So easy to follow...
Oh yeah! I've been waiting all weekend for this one!
It's so beautiful! I live in the Caribbean, but I might make it just in case I take a trip to somewhere cold someday.
Beautiful! Once again your work is amazing and I can't wait to see what you have coming up!
Dawn Anderson thanks! I honestly can’t wait to show you!😊❤️
Wow, this is the most beautiful cape I have ever seen.. I love it so much! I really appreciate the great video quality and the detailed instructions!
I agree 😍😍
Stunningly beautiful. Thank you for sharing. I can’t wait to make this 💜
I have saved this, will be getting the pattern. This is so beautiful. Thank you!!!🥰
I almost finish. I .loved it . Thank you for share
Beautiful pattern and gorgeous colour! 💞
Absolutely stunning! can't wait to make this with you thank you for sharing.
My pleasure Linda!
Disculpa yo no hablo inglés como acer para que yo le entienda
This is so pretty! I definitely want to try and make this.
I enjoy learning from you.
Stunning. I am making one for myself
Beautiful! I'm going to have to make this for myself
It's really beautiful thanks Bonnie ,I do also few crochet work, I will try this thanks for sharing, Mary from India 🌹🙏
BEAUTIFUL 😍 Totally my style, thank you
Beautiful cape love it!❤
Thank you, this project is awesome! Love it.
I did a blue one its amazing thank you so much for this awesome video
My pleasure Roni Roni!
This is amazing!!!! Thank you for sharing.
Beautiful Bonnie, thank you.
Preciosa prenda, muy fácil de tejer, gracias, un abrazo desde Monterrey, N L. México.
So beautiful. Thank you so much. Desde Bogotá Colombia con amor.
Wow! Thats beautiful. I hope i can make something so pretty soon. I just started crocheting first week of September and made a velvet fringed scarf and am making a wool blend afghan. 😀👍🏻 love this project. Thanks, Bonnie.
I have the magazine that this is published in, and on the second row of the Celtic, the first two and the last two stitches are shown in the chart as BPdc.
That can also work for this project, but I usually use bptr. I think you will be fine either way Cynthia, Sorry for any confusion.
Beautiful and good instructions I can follow thank you 😍
Bonnie I love the cape so pretty
Been trying to follow the pattern it's my first big project and I'm so glad I found this video😭 worth getting the pattern but I could not get the cable right
Here's another video on that cable Hannah: th-cam.com/video/61FRqW-X_KU/w-d-xo.html. I hope this helps!
Tq so much Bonnie .. Love from Indonesia 😘😘❤️❤️
So I am scrolling along and looking for a pocket shawl and see this beauty. Wow. This pattern is magnificent and I am now subscribed to your channel. I do have one questions. I would like to make this for my mother and she is a size XL or XXL. What would I need to do to increase this a bit? Thank you.
You can work additional rows before working the final rounds. You can also upsize the yarn to a worsted weight and upsize to a size J hook as well.
Wow! That is sooo beautiful.. ❤️❤️
This is stunning!
Lovely design 👌😍
I love this cape
It’s beautiful Bonnie. Subbed.
Welcome to my channel!😊
ME ENCANTÓ ESTÉ TEJIDO COMO TODOS ES UN PLACER SEGUIRTE ...
TODOS TUS VIDEOS 👌👌😘😘🙂🙂😉😉
Che meraviglia ! Sarebbe bellissimo saperlo fare!
Wow!! It's Beautiful!!!!!!
Gorgeous!!!!! Thank you for this!!! New subscriber here!! 😍😍😍🌹
Welcome aboard DeliYah!
Hi I enjoy your work....r u making anymore shawls inquisitive ....thanks June....
This is absolutely stunning! I was wondering if its possible to make the cape part longer? Many thanks 😊
You can always continue with the pattern stitch (before the Celtic Weave trim) and continue the increases every several rows.
@@BonnieBayCrochet amazing! I'll be purchasing this for sure xx
Simplemente maravillosa, felicitaciones!!!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Hey there! I believe the collar portion is repeated twice in the video as its also redone at 54:48 and should skip to 1:01:37 to start the Right Front Edging Row 1
BEATIFUL Cape
I'll check on this today Ashley. Thanks.
Hi love this work I had beautiful yarn a little more bigger going try lees stiches thanks ❤
i can’t wait to make this !
That is beautiful!
Muito linda sua capa. Perfeita.
What a beautiful cape. Can it be made longer?
This is so beautiful, I like it
you are so talented!!
I'm not intermediate yet. I heard it takes 10,000 hours of crocheting to pass the beginner level. I'm going to save this pattern because I LOVE it!!!!
That really depends upon how your fundamental stitching is Tracey. If you understand the basic stitches, and they are reasonably even, and if you know how to crochet rows without adding or subtracting stitches unintentionally, don't be afraid to give this (or other more difficult projects) a try. Mistakes are allowed during the learning process! That's the best way I learn!
@@BonnieBayCrochet Thank you Bonnie for the confidence. I've definitely mastered the above mentioned. I love this Wheatfield Cape. If I may ask one more question. Is there a way to protect a wool project from being eaten by moths? Maybe a spray? I would cry if some moth managed to feast on my project!!!
@@traceypeale6754 that's a great question. I would store away in a cedar chest or an airtight container when not being worn to protect all wool garments. I've had to learn this the hard way!
Absolutely stunning not sure i could do this..
This is SO beautiful..... 😍😷😍
I've just subscribed. I don't knit (maybe one day I'll try) because crocheting seems to be easier to which I'm hoping to FiNd a lot of crochet projects. 👋
I've got hundreds to choose from. Should you be looking for something specific, just use the search bar in right corner of my home page. I also have some beginning knitting projects designed to teach established crocheters using the Continental Method.
@@BonnieBayCrochet thanks so much for the reply!!! 💚
I'm not really looking for anything specific and yes I'll scroll through!!