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Juliette
Juliette ~ A festive fur trimmed holiday cloak with capelet option. Part of The Christmas Collection which includes:
Noel ~ a fur trimmed hooded coat with collar option and
Cabana lll ~ a chevron stitched two-piece
The Christmas Collection was born of the desire to fashion holiday ensembles inspired by the popular ‘White Christmas’ starring Bing Crosby. Each designed to coordinate with each other for complete ensembles .
The pattern offers easy to read written instructions which includes the placement for the fur trim, along with a stylish capelet option. I made use of Bernat Pipsqueak for the fur trim and paired the capelet with a two-piece, Cabana III part of The Christmas Collection
Designer’s Note:
Worked flat, back and forth in rows
Designed to fit:
American Girl Dolls, 18” Gotz Dolls like my model
Experience Level:*
Beginner - Easy: Project using basic stitches, repetitive stitch patterns, simple color changes, and simple shaping and finishing.
Materials:
150 – 190 yards of medium worsted weight yarn #4 used for main color
12 yards (approx) of bulky textured yarn used for the fur accents
Notions: 1 Button size 3 ½” (12mm)
Darning Needle, Small Crochet Hook ~ hook used for button loop
Construction: Worked top down in one piece with gradual shaping
Copyright:
Please respect my designer rights, and as such the copyright of this pattern will always remain with me; it's text, photos copyright 2013 Debonair Designs. Patterns must not be duplicated, distributed and/or sold without the author's permission. Feel free to use this pattern for your knitting pleasure, a courtesy acknowledgment would be greatly appreciated and welcomed.
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- First published: May 2013
- Page created: May 9, 2013
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