Watch Maggie review this beautiful Boucle Cocoon Cape Crochet Pattern! Design by: Maggie Weldon Skill Level: Easy Size: Medium/Large (X-Large) (one size fits most) Note: The Directions are given for size Medium/Large, with changes for larger size in parentheses. When only one number is given, it applies to all sizes. Materials: Bulky Weight Yarn 22 oz, 1122 yds (620 g, 1030 m) 1¾" Button - 1 Crochet Hook: Size J-10 (6 mm) or size needed to obtain gauge. Gauge: Rnds 1-3 = 5" Boucle Cocoon Cape Crochet Pattern The crochet pattern used to create this woman's clothing has the appearance of beauty and elegance. The Boucle Jacket Pattern combines soft and cuddly bouclé yarn with a simple pattern, This sweater looks difficult to make, but that is all an illusion. Crochet one big circle and stitch it together to create this classy looking cape. A simple sweater results in a beauty and comfort that you will want to wear everyday. Boucle Jacket Pattern is roomy and comfortable to fit most body sizes. Whether you want to wear this crochet sweater with jeans or to stay cozy while wearing a little black dress, this sweater is the perfect option and is an easy crochet pattern to make. Boucle Jacket Crochet Pattern, designed by Maggie Weldon, is a beautiful cape that is perfect for all skill levels. Even a beginner crocheter will have success making this crochet sweater. If you are looking for an easy crochet level pattern for your first garment, this is the one for you. Choose a boucle yarn color that works with the clothes already in your closet. Neutral dark colors are great for every day wear. Fashionable color options give this sweater and upscale appearance. It is so much fun when a crochet garment has options to get the perfect fit and color for your needs. Make the Boucle Cocoon Cape Pattern for yourself, or crochet it as a gift for someone that needs to add some crochet style to their wardrobe. The roomy, circular structure makes this sweater easy to fit most sizes. You can't go wrong with this sweater crochet pattern..
