Outlander Knitted Cape Video Tutorial with Instructions FREE - With Knitcrate

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We are ready! The Outlander-Style knitted caplet tutorial is now done and ready for you to knit. Joanne got really inspired while watching the series and we even had a live broadcast featuring various knitting project ideas inspired by movies and series.
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Follow along with the instructions:
Instructions:
2 KnitCrate Audine Wools Calm DK yarn
#7US (4.5) long cable circular needles like these: amzn.to/39B2WxG
k=knit
p=purl
m1=make one by picking up the strand between 2 stitches and knitting it through the back,
creating a new “twisted” stitch.
cs=center stitch, the one between the 2 add stitches.
pm= place marker or pass marker.
Always, on every row, the first 4 or 5 stitches are seed stitch,
Cast on 88 stitches.
Set up rows:
1.-(k,p,k,p), k10, pm, K1, k14, pm, K1, k28, pm, K1, k14, pm, K1, k10, (p,k,p,k).
2.- (k,p,k,p,k) purl until 5 stitches left. Last 5: (k,p,k,p,k).
Row 1.- (k,p,k,p), k to marker, -M1, pm, K1, M1-, k to marker, -M1, pm, K1, M1-,
k28, -M1, pm, K1, M1-, k to marker, -M1, pm, K1, M1-, k to last 4. Last 4: (p,k,p,k).
Row 2.- (k,p,k,p,k) purl until 5 stitches left. Last 5: (k,p,k,p,k).
Repeat these 2 rows for 7”, measured on the add on part.
Then keep on working and adding stitches by m1 on each side of the middle stitches, on EVERY OTHER right side row, until 12” from the start.
Bind off softly.
Pick up 88 stitches on the right side of the neck. (From the back stitch of every chain like stitch).
Work seed stitch for 14 rows or so. Bind off on the 15th, very softly.
Weave in the ends and block.
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[@kerryshultz9766]

It's a lovely caplet. Thank you.

[@nickeyvanzyl5319]

I have learnt so much from you. You are just one wonderful Teacher Thank you so much.

[@christiehardy149]

You are a wonderful teacher! Thank you for sharing your special gift with us! I hope to make this lovely capelet for my soon to be 98 years young mother in law. Happy Easter to you and your family

[@icherishcrochetandknit309]

I finished the 1st one...on to the 2nd! Love this pattern. 🤗❤🧶

[@megrandmomjean5019]

I LOVE it. So very pretty. It is really lovely. Thank you for sharing. As soon as I'm done with my blanket, I will cast this capelet onto my needles.

[@eileent.254]

Lovely simple pattern, thank you so much

[@rosapool9768]

Thank you so much for sharing your talent with us. I really enjoy this tutorial. Definitely I will going to make one. Thank you again. 🙏🏻

[@megrandmomjean5019]

I finished my cape today. It came out beautiful. I really love it. I followed your pattern but added 3-buttons and knitted it a bit longer. Can't wait to get it washed and blocked so that I can begin to use it. Thank you again, Joanne. I really am very happy with this garment.

[@JoannesWeb]

How lovely! Congrats, Jean. Can't wait to see it! Will it be for you or as a gift?

[@megrandmomjean5019]

@@JoannesWeb For me :)

[@ruthfowler390]

Thank you, so very much. Coming into winter, now, I'm giving this a go... Thank you, from NZ 💕🦋🦋💕

[@doreenannafourie4125]

Wow it's lovely will give it a try. Thank you. So easy to follow.

[@vimaldhalwani6827]

Very well instructions given. Thanks a lot🌹🌹🌹🌹❤

[@rhyme7657]

I love this capelet, i Will make it for my mom's birthday gift in this April

[@marywine7436]

Thank you very much for teaching this art. I will give it a try.

[@arzuonenoglu6309]

Thank you so beatiful I was waiting this model thanks again for teach hi from Turkey

[@maryroseco]

I tried to make this one year ago but it was not good. It was my first time to knit. It is the best simple cape style I wanted so I searched again and am nearing to finish. Thank you.

[@JoannesWeb]

Wonderful we were able to help! Feel free to share any photos with us: joannes web at gmail dot com

[@gayathriramdas4342]

Thank You Very Much 💞

[@michelleriedner2271]

I LOVE your version of increasing stitches!! Wow! It's so neat & uniform. What a beautiful capelette. Thank you for sharing this. And I love that you knit like I do - I don't feel like an oddball watching you.

[@eyas8519]

Hi could you please explain what she meant by every other right side row? In this sentence "Then keep on working and adding stitches by m1 on each side of the middle stitches, on EVERY OTHER right side row, until 12” from the start. "

[@laymuuna8821]

@@eyas8519 I suppose she means that you have to increase every second row (the row with the "right"stiches in contrast to the "purl"stitches) Hope this will help you - although you asked pretty long time ago... 🌸

[@aytekinguvendik6774]

Wonderful teacher . Thank you. I am Hande Güvendik from Turkey.

[@marinelliantonella]

Thank you for share🥰🥰

[@rabaaalsayed4278]

Wonderful thank you too much

[@gayathriramdas4342]

I Love this most simple and elegant Capelet

[@samaraalmeida2090]

Muito lindo. Vou tentar fazer. Beijos aqui do Brasil🇧🇷

[@olaalex277]

tank you very much

[@Lamara5292]

I like how simple you make knitting seem. Lovely!

[@user-Elle41]

She’s wonderful!

[@theresamcdonald2144]

pronounced CAPE-LET .. thank you for this video.. the capelet is lovely :)

[@JoannesWeb]

Good to know!

[@rajniarora9527]

Love u mam I like all Ur videos stay blessed

[@kathyvazquez3601]

This caplet is really pretty! Thank you for the video! Did you use 1 or 2 skeins of 231 yards? Thank you!

[@icherishcrochetandknit309]

I am a newbie knitter and I think I can do this!! What size is this? Will a 40" circular needles be long enough? I love watching your videos, even when I didn't know how to knit and now I do! Thank you for teaching me so much about knitting!

[@luciamassena5022]

Liiiindo!

[@JoannesWeb]

Si. Lo es. Y muy comodo.

[@marybethdimarco3215]

Such a lovely design. Are all the M1 increase stitches M1L? Thanks.

[@ifeoluwasanni737]

Great video! Please can you do a tutorial on slipped hourglass stitch? Please. I'm so confused

[@pattyelliottseitz7826]

Glè mhath! Sin snog!

[@lilicervantes-traveladviso8917]

Hi! Regarding the increases of the, is it important to count the stitches between the 2 and 3rd markers and place a new stitch in the middle? And do I remove the 1st and 4th markers?

[@JoannesWeb]

I always count the stitches. I feel safer while knitting my projects. As far as removing markers, I 'm sorry don't understand when you are talking about. Please tell me again.

[@julieverona8560]

Thank you for the tutorial ,you said to knit 24rows for the collar, down below it says 14 rows , I did 24 rows and it looks ok. Is it 21” from neck to border?? It seems very short even with a 2” border!! Are these measurements correct ? Thank you .

[@JoannesWeb]

You can make it as long as you wish. I will check on the number of rows. Thank you.

[@shellshockerrable]

Apologize for the late comment but just found your gorgeous caplet on subscription. How wide is caplet at the bottom please. Like yourself my shoulders and arms are always so cold also and this caplet will work great. I just finished a different one but disappointed the edges folded in and a little to big to do my wench duties. 😂. Ty for the pattern 🧶

[@JoannesWeb]

I no longer have it. It's medium size. You can adjust it to make it wider or longer. Keep knitting until you have the with you need.

[@alexandraabraham6698]

Hi @JoannesWeb, I have tremors, and need to work this with 5.0 needles, they're the smallest I'm able to comfortably work with; would the stitch count be the same? or can I reduce it by some stitches?

[@JoannesWeb]

Hi Alexandra. The pattern calls for: #7US (4.5) long cable circular needles. I don't believe using # 5.0 mm needles will make a difference. This is a very pretty cape. Enjoy it!

[@alexandraabraham6698]

@@JoannesWeb ​ Thank you. I managed to knit two swatches, one on 4.5 needles and the other on 5.0. The size difference was a matter of 2 stitches.... I agree, I think it will be fine! Thank you so much for coming back to me! ETA: It took me over 25 minutes to knit the 4.5 swatch and 17 to knit the 5.0 swatch. So I'm glad I tried it! It's progressing well. Will send you a picture via email once it's all done! Thanks again!

[@gora2312]

After 7" do i need to increase stichs on marker?

[@JoannesWeb]

It's on the instructions about half way from the start. "Then keep on working and adding stitches by m1 on each side of the middle stitches, on EVERY OTHER right side row, until 12” from the start" ..Instructions: 2 KnitCrate Audine Wools Calm DK yarn #7US (4.5) long cable circular needles like these: amzn.to/39B2WxG k=knit p=purl m1=make one by picking up the strand between 2 stitches and knitting it through the back, creating a new “twisted” stitch. cs=center stitch, the one between the 2 add stitches. pm= place marker or pass marker. Always, on every row, the first 4 or 5 stitches are seed stitch, Cast on 88 stitches. Set up rows: 1.-(k,p,k,p), k10, pm, K1, k14, pm, K1, k28, pm, K1, k14, pm, K1, k10, (p,k,p,k). 2.- (k,p,k,p,k) purl until 5 stitches left. Last 5: (k,p,k,p,k). Row 1.- (k,p,k,p), k to marker, -M1, pm, K1, M1-, k to marker, -M1, pm, K1, M1-, k28, -M1, pm, K1, M1-, k to marker, -M1, pm, K1, M1-, k to last 4. Last 4: (p,k,p,k). Row 2.- (k,p,k,p,k) purl until 5 stitches left. Last 5: (k,p,k,p,k). Repeat these 2 rows for 7”, measured on the add on part. Then keep on working and adding stitches by m1 on each side of the middle stitches, on EVERY OTHER right side row, until 12” from the start. Bind off softly. Pick up 88 stitches on the right side of the neck. (From the back stitch of every chain like stitch). Work seed stitch for 14 rows or so. Bind off on the 15th, very softly. Weave in the ends and block.

[@barefacedquestions]

HI @JoannesWeb. Is there a size for this capelet?

[@JoannesWeb]

Medium.

[@knittingEillets]

How much Yarn did you need for this project (in gramms, please)? Thank you so much for this tutorial! I'm going to try it!

[@JoannesWeb]

2 skeins of 211m each=422m 100 grams each=200gr.

[@knittingEillets]

@@JoannesWeb Thank you!

[@gayathriramdas4342]

Iam waiting for U

[@JoannesWeb]

going live at 12:30pm US central. Just 27 min. from this comment

[@user-qk9nl5ev8s]

Francais

[@dzdef1005]

I don't understand what I must do after I reach 7 inches, could someone help me please?

[@JoannesWeb]

Please watch the video. Keep on working and adding stitches by m1 on each side of the middle stitches, on EVERY OTHER right side row, until 12” from the start.

[@imaaneh]

@@JoannesWeb same i am! so, do we simply keep increasing at all marker on right sides for more 12 inches? same way we made the 7''?

[@ruthannklos9649]

Just lovely, would you consider doing a crochet version.

[@robertamcintyre2962]

I love the capelet, however while watching your tutorial I'm not understanding the middle stitch. You show you increases, then your purl row and then when you come back to do another increase there is a smaller marker and you mention about a middle stitch. Exactly what is this middle stitch?

[@JoannesWeb]

The middle stitch is the one in between the 2 increases. So, you make 1, knit one and make one. The knitted one is the middle stitch

[@robertamcintyre2962]

@@JoannesWeb Thank you so much. You had me confused for a little bit because when you came back your original stitch marker was was still in it's original place and you had another smaller stitch marker on the roll and I thought I had missed something

[@Colleen527]

You don't say how much yarn you need can you please tell so I can buy the yarn Thank you Colleen

[@JoannesWeb]

I use the 2 skeins. Each had 231 yards.

[@Colleen527]

Thank you for reply I will buy accordingly Colleen

[@giovannafurio2096]

Ciao quante maglie metti ? All’inizio Graxie

[@JoannesWeb]

Please follow written instructions on "show more" below the video.

[@catherinemelnyk]

Oh, I casted on 88 stitches AND WORKED ROW 1 IN K1P1 RIB ALL THE WAY AROUND BUT THAT'S INCORRECT? You only ribbed 4 stitches on each end and the rest are just knit stitches? Yes, I understand you reversed the last 4 rib stitches.

[@JoannesWeb]

It's seed stitch on the edges

[@catherinemelnyk]

@@JoannesWeb it would be so much simpler to state that. Also, I cast on 88 stitches and with the markers it just didn't work out correctly. If I have 14 sts to 1st marker, if I seed stitch the first 4 sts, then there is 10 sts to work in stockinette. At the other end, after last marker I have 18 stitches left. You either have to reduce # of stitches or move marker placements ti have an even # of stitches between each section. 84 stitches is divisible by 14.

[@chrishicks5359]

Your written instructions below are very confusing!

[@user-ku9kh1ke9r]

Where are the ‘free directions/pattern’

[@JoannesWeb]

Under the video, on show more.