This hooded cloak could’ve belonged to a medieval maiden gathering pine boughs in the forest or wild herbs on the moor. Crocheted in a wool/acrylic/poly blend, it’s both soft and warm, smooth and durable. Front Post Treble Crochets draw neat lines down the drape of the cloak as back- and front-loop-only rows create visual interest horizontally around the body and the hood. A hidden inner pocket snuggles deftly between the panels, and two toggle buttons close the cloak to keep your pocketed secrets secret. Want a longer Hauk? Buy an extra skein of yarn and keep going.
 
 
Stitch Studio By Nicole Nouveau (150g/5oz; 492yds/449.8m; 45% Acrylic/45% Polyester/10% Wool); 3 Balls in Blue/Gray/Green
Appx. 100 yds of Coordinating Yarn for Trim (Two strands of Loops & Threads Woolike in Teal Lake are shown in the photos.)
Size 7 (4.5mm) Crochet Hook
2 – 3.5” Toggle Buttons
1 – 5/8” Button
Tapestry or Yarn Needle
 
Gauge: 16 sts & 16 rows = 4” in Single Crochet
 
Final Measurements:
Hood: 12” x 12” (Doubled Flat)
Cape Length: 19” from Bottom of Neck Band
Neck Band: 28” Circumference
Cape Width (at Widest Point): 58”
 
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