Outlander Giveaway Starts Now!

September 02, 2017

Win this beautiful, handmade Miss Beauchamp's Capelet

from the famous Highland Knits: Knitwear Inspired by the Outlander Series from the editors at Interweave Press!

Make sure to collect your coupon code for Highland Knits when you enter the contest (link above for entry!). The book contains patterns for gorgeous mitts, cowls, capelets, & socks are expertly written and knit on some of the most popular yarns today. The neutral palette in the book is reminiscent of 17th Century Scotland, but these patterns are contemporary enough pop in bright colors, speckled yarns or tweed favorites.

Join us!

Join our Instagram feed here so that you can see this gorgeous capelet in the making in Cascade Yarns Magnum. Doeskin Heather makes a lovely neutral cowl that can be worn over a silk shirt, your favorite jacket, or your pajamas for added warmth on chilly mornings. This handmade garment will be shipped to one lucky US resident at the culmination of Season 3: Episode 1.

Outlander took the world by storm in the fall of 2015 for its vivid cinematography, gorgeous landscapes, beautiful actors (like Sam Heughan & Catriona Balfe), functional and memorable knitwear, and the incredibly poignant story from the mind of Diana Gabaldon. You know that a series is incredibly loved when new words like "Droughtlander" are used to describe fan withdrawal while waiting for the next season!

Well, Season 3 is finally upon us, starting on September 10th on Starz. We wanted to extend the fun just a bit longer, so we will be announcing the winner of the Capelet at the end of the first episode! Check out our social media feeds for the announcement at 8pm Central Time.

Tell Us What You Love

Do you have a favorite piece of knitwear from the series? Post it to this blog and who knows? It may make the next giveaway!!

Images by Interweave Press & Yarn Loop

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