Don't let your girl be a frozen princess during the holidays, keep her warm with this crochet cape coat pattern. This pattern works up surprisingly fast using mostly double crochet. My daughter is at a wonderful age right now. She has just started to enjoy dressing up. She also loves to make herself pretty by putting on dresses, shawls and jewelry. It is just sad when the little ones have to bundle up on Halloween and you don't get to see too much of their costume. The crochet cape coat can be added to any princess costume.

The Polar Rush Capelet works up quickly by using bulky (5) weight yarn. The gorgeous texture comes from the use of my signature Dolphin Stitch. The fringe adds the perfect touch! Pairs beautifully with the matching Polar Rush Beanie, available exclusively at Straight Hooked. You will fall in love with the Dolphin Stitch, as it is fun to do, easy to master and creates amazing texture. It is an extremely versatile stitch and can be used with any size yarn or hook!

A while back I created the Hoodie Cowl, and ever since I have been wanting to create a hooded cape based on it. I finally have, and it's everything I hoped it would be! The hood still has the cable running up the back, and the cape features 3 cables, one on the back, and one on each of the front edges. The cape can be completed with 3 skeins of Lion Brand Scarfie. Enjoy!

Although it is called The Granite Cape, this beautiful pattern is anything but rigid. So named for the granite stitch (which you might know as the moss stitch), this crochet cape features a beautiful design as well as elegance and sophistication. The stylish collar instantly dresses up any outfit that you wear with the crochet cape, so go ahead and throw this on over a pair of jeans and a T-shirt before meeting your friends for brunch next weekend. This cape will also be the perfect accompaniment to your little black dress or similar dressy outfit this fall and winter.

Elegant Capelet Wrap Crochet Free Pattern. Both elegant and minimalist, this crochet wrap pattern is the perfect accessory - quick and easy to make, even for beginners.

This is my third crochet pattern inspired by the television series Downton Abbey. I have named each design after each of the ladies on the series. This design reminds me of Lady Sybil, as she was so sweet, kind, and thoughtful of others. The pattern is really quite simple and yet classy as well. It is stitched with a large crochet hook to give it the open, lacy effect.

When you're in need of a dressy shawl or capelet to wear to your next holiday party or dinner out, look no further than the Winter White Sashay Capelet. This crochet shawl pattern, worked up in a simple and clean white, features a button at the neck to keep it from falling off your shoulders. It also features a fun, rosy edging made with Red Heart Sashay fringe. Wear this crochet shawl with a solid-colored dress and use it as your finishing touch.
"The Winter White Sashay Capelet will add class to your seasonal outfit. The open stitch pattern provides a lacy look to the capelet, and it's finished off with 3 rows of fun and fuzzy Red Heart Sashay yarn. Impress your holiday guests with this stunning creation. Size: One size fits most Neck opening: 30″ Length: 14″ Yarn: Red Heart Heart and Sole: Ivory #3115; 3 balls Red Heart Boutique Sashay Fringe: Flirty #1969; 1 ball Hook: US-G, 4.0mm Gauge: 21 sts x 10 rows = 4” [10 cm] in dc Other supplies: yarn needle Stitches and Abbreviations: ch ~ chain dc ~ double crochet sp(s) ~ space(s) st(s) ~ stitch(es)

"I love quick chunky beanies. They are great gifts and always do very well at markets too. This is one of those zone out and zen out to the pattern kind of hats. It works up fast and the coloring of Lion Brand Wool Ease Tonal does the heavy lifting on the color. The stitch combination is great because it gives the yarn depth for the tonal coloring to play off of. And it is a great shape whether you are in the mood for a pom pom or want a traditional beanie. "

This hooded cape was designed to be similar to a triangle shawl, but super bulky, cozy, and comfy. I love the ease of wrapping up in a shawl, but also always find my ears cold in the fall and winter months, so I decided to create my ideal garment. The best part of this project is how easily it can be customized to your personal preferences.