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ladymoony and snuffykin. When ladymoony decided she would create her Jack Harkness doll, based on my Doctor Who patterns, we pm'd back and forth about how to make his overcoat. Jack has to have an overcoat, right? Anyway, I mention that the Doctor now has coat envy. So she made him a coat, and very sweetly wrote out the directions so that you can make one! Should you decide to make a Fourth Doctor variant, this pattern could be used also.
10th Doctor & kitty friend
The pattern below is an excerpt from ladymoony's post at ![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/community.gif){kind=small}
who_knits with lots more photos of the Doctor and Jack enacting a fanfic adventure. You can see oodles of photos introducing her Moonlight Jack Harkness doll here. Long Jacket for Tenth Doctor Doll:
As much as I’d like to take credit for making this pattern, all I really did was tweak snuffykin’s jacket pattern from her Tenth Doctor Doll to make a removable over coat. All credit should really go to her ^_^
snuffykin’s jacket pattern from her Tenth Doctor Doll to make a removable over coat. All credit should really go to her ^_^Yarn: Red Heart Super Saver Warm Brown (0336)
(ETA 3/14/08: Size G crochet hook. I'm also writing a DK weight yarn version with F hook.- snuffykin)
(ETA 3/14/08: Size G crochet hook. I'm also writing a DK weight yarn version with F hook.- snuffykin)
Reference Pics:
Sleeve (Make 2):
Row 1: Using snuffykin’s Foundation Crochet Tutorial, sc 12, join into ring. (Or ch 8, join, and sc 12 into ring.)
snuffykin’s Foundation Crochet Tutorial, sc 12, join into ring. (Or ch 8, join, and sc 12 into ring.)2-16: sc around
17. Turn, ch 1, sc in each of next 8 sts.
18. Turn, sk 1, sc in each of next 6 sts.
19. Turn, sk 1, sc in each of next 4 sts.
20. Turn, sk 1, sc in each of next 2 sts.
18. Turn, sk 1, sc in each of next 6 sts.
19. Turn, sk 1, sc in each of next 4 sts.
20. Turn, sk 1, sc in each of next 2 sts.
Base:
This is EXACTLY like snuffykin’s base, with a few minor changes:
snuffykin’s base, with a few minor changes:Chain 33.
1. Skip 1 ch, sc 32. Turn. 32 sts.
2-20. Ch 1, sc 32. Turn. 32 sts.
21. Sk 1, sc 30, sl st. Turn. 30 sts.
22. Ch 1, sc 30. Turn.
1. Skip 1 ch, sc 32. Turn. 32 sts.
2-20. Ch 1, sc 32. Turn. 32 sts.
21. Sk 1, sc 30, sl st. Turn. 30 sts.
22. Ch 1, sc 30. Turn.
Begin Left Front Section (LFS)(this is where most of the changes occur)
23. (RS) Ch 1, sc 8. Turn.
24. Sk 1, sc 7. Turn 7 sts
24. Sk 1, sc 7. Turn 7 sts
25. Ch 2. hdc 1, sc 5 sl st. Turn 6 sts.
26. sk 1, sc 4, dc 1. Turn. 5 sts
27. Ch 2. dc 1, sc 3, sl st. 4 sts
28. sk 1 sc 2, hdc 1. 3 sts
29. ch 1, sc 2, sl st. 2 sts
30. sk 1, sc 1
26. sk 1, sc 4, dc 1. Turn. 5 sts
27. Ch 2. dc 1, sc 3, sl st. 4 sts
28. sk 1 sc 2, hdc 1. 3 sts
29. ch 1, sc 2, sl st. 2 sts
30. sk 1, sc 1
Cut yarn and pull tail through loop.
Begin Middle Upper Back Section (no changes from snuffykin’s pattern):
(RS) Return to 13th row in left front section. Find the 8th sc made. Skip 1 st to right, join new yarn in next st.
23. Ch 1, sc 12, sl st. Turn.
24. Ch 1, sc 11, sl st. Turn.
25. Ch 1, sc 10, sl st. Turn
26. Ch 1, sc 9, sl st. Turn.
27. Ch 1, sc 8, sl st. Turn.
28. Ch 1, sc 8.
Cut yarn and pull tail through loop on hook.
23. Ch 1, sc 12, sl st. Turn.
24. Ch 1, sc 11, sl st. Turn.
25. Ch 1, sc 10, sl st. Turn
26. Ch 1, sc 9, sl st. Turn.
27. Ch 1, sc 8, sl st. Turn.
28. Ch 1, sc 8.
Cut yarn and pull tail through loop on hook.
Begin Right Front Section (RFS):
(RS) Return to 13th row in middle upper back section. Find 12 st made. Skip 1 st to right, join new yarn in next st.
23. (RS) Ch 1, sc 8. Turn.
24. Sk 1, sc 7. Turn 7 sts
23. (RS) Ch 1, sc 8. Turn.
24. Sk 1, sc 7. Turn 7 sts
25. Sk 1, sc 5, hdc 1. Turn. 6 sts
26. Ch 2, dc 1, sc 4. Turn. 5 sts
27. Sk 1, sc 3, hdc 1. 4 sts
28. Ch 2, hdc 1 sc 2. 3 sts
29. Sk 1, sc 2, sl st. 2 sts
30. sk 1, sc 1
Cut yarn and pull tail through loop on hook
26. Ch 2, dc 1, sc 4. Turn. 5 sts
27. Sk 1, sc 3, hdc 1. 4 sts
28. Ch 2, hdc 1 sc 2. 3 sts
29. Sk 1, sc 2, sl st. 2 sts
30. sk 1, sc 1
Cut yarn and pull tail through loop on hook
Sew the sleeves to the jacket using the left over yarn from the sleeves. Pin back the lapels with the yarn from RFS and LFS. I also did a line of scs between the shoulder blades to make the jacket a bit more even along the back. Yay! You now have a jacket!
Have I mentioned how awesome
snuffykin is? Just making sure...Cross Posted to
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2008-06-09 07:56 pm (UTC)
Ansley
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2008-06-10 03:41 am (UTC)