An, now I understand. I am sure it will work this time ;). Maybe the instructions might help to clarify what the picture doesn’t show.

No, it seems to be increasing on both the top and the bottom, but I think I have the issue figured out. The bottom image that has the pictorial chart shows 4 rows of stitches between each set of increases. I was doing a full row after the 20, and then doing my 4 full rows after that. That was putting increases on opposite ends (top and bottom), instead of keeping all the increases on the bottom(at the shoulders), where they needed to be.

I just pulled everything last night and started over on the ribbing this morning. I’m certain that it will be better this time around. 🙂

I am not sure if I understand you correctly, but a capelet needs to increase on both sides- left and right.

Does that make sense? I can’t figure out how to put a picture here, but I hope you understand what I’m asking. I would love to see an image of the capelet lying flat on a table, so I can check myself.

This is a great pattern, and I thank you for sharing. 🙂

Thank you :).

I’d love to see both results 🙂

Indeed! I’m knitting a sweater for myself right now, and from the wool I probably will have some left over, I could easily make one. It’s very thin (knitting it with two threads at the same time), so that’s perfect. To be continued!

Since it basically fits all sizes you could start right now and surprise her when she arrives 🙂

Thank you :). I look forward to see what ever you are knitting. I think I make another one in a gradient yarn just to see how it looks. There are so many things you can do to create different looks with this.