Crochet hooded cloak pattern free

Make this crochet hooded cape with a cool cable detail. Everyone looks cool in a cloak with a hood. Try it in red!

crochet Hooded Cloak free pattern - FREE Crochet Cape Pattern for Beginners. Click to Get the Pattern #Cape #crochetpattern #crochet

A wonderfully warm, effectively bad weather proof and very well draped hooded cape of dream is now ready to be crocheted thanks for Jillian Culver’s pattern. Prepare those skeins of your favourite soft and warm yarn to create a long cape with head protection. It goes amazingly with dresses as well as simple daily jeans and T-shirt outfits. No matter what the style is, this design will find a forever home in your wardrobe. #freecrochetpattern #crochetpattern #crochetcape #crochetcawl

Fairytale lace crochet cape with hood free pattern for beginners with a video tutorial that you can make in any size, made from 2 rectangles.

Another pic of Mia in the cloak. @ http://www.ravelry.com/projects/marla3206/long-hooded-cape

I started this project for an adult but noticed i may need more yarn but it wasn't on sale anymore so the project went to storage. After a while.... A long while i decided to finish it for my daughter this winter. It started to take too long and it started getting longer. After completed i decided she can fit it better next year.. Not to mention the cold weather is almost gone here...

A crochet hooded shawl can be a lifesaver when bad weather strikes unexpectedly. Be sure to try these beginner friendly patterns!

Wrap yourself in handmade elegance with these crochet poncho and cape patterns! Perfect for creating cozy, stylish pieces for any season, these versatile patterns allow you to add a personal touch to your wardrobe. Whether for cool evenings or breezy days, these pieces are a must-have for every fashion lover. #CrochetFashion #DIYStyle #HandmadeWardrobe #CozyChic #CraftedWithLove

I wanted a cloak for RenFest, and of course I wanted to make it. So I looked and looked for a free pattern that I liked. Well, I only found 2 free patterns and I didn't much care for the look or construction, but they helped me with an idea. So I give credit to Lion Brand's Day and Night Poncho and Linda Kaye Smith's Ruffled Shawl/Cape for inspiration. Using math and weight of the finished product, I figured I used about 8 skeins or 1500 yards of yarn for this project. Here is my pattern…