The Droplet Capelet cape has been on my mind for a long time. It is a style that is worn from the top, but one side is shaped like drawing a semicircle, and the other side is pointed in a triangle. It is thought that you can wear it in many ways, such as putting the pointed part in the front, in the back, or around the shoulder. It's a versatile shape that you can pull it over your shoulders when you're doing desk work during the day, and then wear it gorgeously when you go out to eat or go to a party (I don't have many opportunities to go to a party...). I think.
Denise Bayron, a designer living in California, has been announcing patterns since autumn 2018, and all of them are simple and can be used everyday. But somewhere urban and modern!
The first sample is knitted with sock yarn, but when I saw a sample knitted with A Verb for Keeping Warm Floating by the Canadian yarn shop Espace Tricot, which was introduced in amirisu magazine, it was really nice! I thought. Depending on the size, it seems that it can be knitted in one skein. A capelet knitted with the finest yarn is the ultimate luxury.
