Certainly! Here's the rewritten content in English: --- Happy September! As the seasons shift into fall or spring, it’s always nice to have versatile outerwear that can adapt to varying temperatures. Layering pieces like capes are perfect for this purpose, and today we’re thrilled to feature a trio of capes from Liesl + Co. and Oliver + S. Joining us today from our esteemed Advisors Circle is Emily, who’s known for her insightful sewing tutorials such as “Teaching a Child to Sew with Girl on the Go” and the “Extra-Sharp Pencil Skirt Sew-along.” Emily is here to share her experience creating these capes. ![Liesl + Co. Woodland Stroll and Oliver + S Forest Path Capes](http://bsg-i.nbxc.com/blog/6e197c27f2105c8d420ccc3b0a59da32.jpg) **Name:** Emily **Where can we find you on the internet?** Blog, Instagram ### Project Details Ansley, our avid reader, recently finished devouring *The Ranger’s Apprentice Series*. In the books, the protagonists sport special ranger cloaks designed for both camouflage and protection against the elements. We thought it would be fun to create an "everyday ranger cape" that could be worn casually—whether for school, ballet class, or even hiking in the woods. Remembering the Forest Path Cape, I knew it was the ideal choice for Ansley. Naturally, once I made one for her, Lisbon and I couldn’t resist creating our own versions. This design is both stylish and functional, making it a great layering piece for fall, spring, or even southern California’s mild winters. **Patterns Used:** Liesl + Co. Woodland Stroll Cape and Oliver + S Forest Path Cape **Fabrics Chosen:** - Ansley’s cape features a flannel outer layer paired with a cotton lining. - Lisbon’s cape uses a luxurious fleece outer layer with a polyester lining. - My version matches Lisbon’s with the same fleece outer but opted for a cotton lining. ![Oliver + S Forest Path Capes](http://bsg-i.nbxc.com/blog/32d55fe97aa15eb58a9fb41565d8793b.jpg) ### Did the Fabrics Work Well? Absolutely! While the flannel I chose for Ansley’s cape is slightly lighter than recommended, it performed better than anticipated. The floral lining for Lisbon’s cape came from my stash, and although it’s beautiful, it’s prone to snagging and tearing. The luxe fleece is wonderfully thick and cozy, with a subtle shimmer that adds a touch of elegance. Incorporating cotton linings instead of what the pattern suggests gives the capes an extra layer of warmth and comfort, almost like wrapping yourself in a soft blanket. ### How Did the Sewing Go? The sewing process was smooth overall. Prior to starting, I always search online for other interpretations of the pattern to gather tips and tricks. I came across Lightning McStitch’s version of the Forest Path Cape, which used the collar from the Sunday Brunch Jacket pattern. I loved the result! Given that I wanted hoods for Ansley’s and Lisbon’s capes, I decided to experiment with the hood from the School Days Jacket pattern. The three-piece hood turned out fantastic for Lisbon’s cape, but Ansley falls outside the size range. For hers, I used a different hood pattern that required some adjustments but still worked out well. I kept my own cape true to the original design and adore it. One of my favorite aspects of this pattern is how clean and elegantly shaped the curved pieces are—there’s a clever technique in the instructions that I haven’t seen in other patterns. I used snaps for Ansley’s cape and buttons for mine and Lisbon’s. While snaps are incredibly convenient, our chosen fabrics were too thick to accommodate them properly. Lisbon also requested only one button at the front of her cape. To ensure longevity, I sized up the capes for my girls, and I believe they’ll enjoy wearing them for several months. ### What Was the Best Part? This entire project was delightful. I appreciate the slim silhouette, which pairs beautifully with both casual jeans and dressier outfits. Thank you so much for having me! Thanks Emily! If you enjoyed this post, don’t forget to explore these cape resources: - Fall Cape Inspiration: How to Make (and Wear) It - Liesl’s cape Pinterest board - Sew + Tell: Rachel’s Woodland Stroll Cape (Ads by Google) --- I hope this version meets your requirements! Let me know if any further tweaks are needed.

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