Pattern: Technicolor Dream Coat / Freeform Crochet / PDF Download - Etsy

*Please note this listing is for a digital download and not a physical item* The Technicolor Dream Coat! A pattern full of texture and bright colors! This pdf is 68 pages long, featuring instructions on women's sizes small through 3xl. It has two options for hoods, an option for pockets, and a plethora of notes on sizing and custom adjustments. Work it as a rainbow, or in your own color scheme. This pattern features traditional written instructions, informal language explanation and notes, and a bright, colorful photo tutorial to get you through each phase of the creation of this stunning coat! This pattern is suited for a the advanced beginner and beyond. Special stitches this pattern uses includes the backpost dc, surface st, Catherine's wheel, and bobbles. This pattern outlines sizes based on bust circumference: Small (31"-34") Medium (34"-37") Large (37"-40") XL (40"-43") 2XL (44"-48") 3X (49"-53") Materials: Work this piece with bulky weight yarn, or with worsted weight yarn! Use a huge variety of textures and colors to achieve a funky look. Combine smooth yarns with textured ones, and even faux fur ones! I love these coats as a fantastic stash buster, using up an assortment of odds and ends leftover from other projects. Some suggestions for yarns (but you are in no way limited to these! Use your favorites) Lion brand "Homespun", "Fun Fur", "Heartland" and "Wool ease" Knit Picks "Brava", "Billow", "Mighty Stitch", and "Wonderfluff" Yarn Bee "Creatively Colorful", "Arabella", Gilt Eyelash", and "Fireside" To my best estimation (since I use this pattern as a stash buster, not everything has labels here is a list of the yarns I used in my rainbow coat: Big Twist Cream in Gold, Cream, Avocado, Orange, Red, and Teal Lion Brand Homespun in Opal, Golden and Ambrosia Red Heart With Love Papaya, Boysenberry, Shocking Pink, and Cerulean Caron Simply Soft in Ocean, Chatureuse, Royal Blue, Neon Orange, and Red. Knit Pick's Mighty Stitch in Mulberry, Ivy and Satsuma This pattern is written to be used with bulky weight yarn. However, you can also use worsted weight by working one size up. All sections of this pattern include measurements in inches, so it is simple for you to match up to the correct size! Bulky weight yarn: 900-1400yds K/6.50mm Worsted weight yarn: 1200-1800yds J/6.00mm