Paintbox Yarns Kaleidescope Coat Crochet Pattern

By Paintbox Yarns

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Paintbox Yarns Kaleidescope Coat Crochet Pattern
Paintbox Yarns Kaleidescope Coat Crochet Pattern
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Specifications

Brand: Paintbox Yarns
Yarn Weight: Aran
Craft: Crochet
Format: Downloadable PDF
Languages: English
Number of Patterns: 1
Pages: 8
Skill Level: Intermediate
Finished Size: To Fit Bust: 81cm to 122cm
Techniques and Construction: Lace, Seamed, Stripes, Worked Flat
Pattern Code: ARAN-WOM-002
Featured Products: Paintbox Yarns Simply Aran Yarn - Acrylic Aran

Product Description

Download the PDF pattern for "Kaleidescope Coat" - Coat Crochet Pattern For Women in Paintbox Yarns Simply Aran - ARAN - WOM - 002 & start crocheting today!
Paintbox Yarns Kaleidescope Coat Crochet Pattern
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Paintbox Yarns Kaleidoscope Coat

What Is Being Made

The Paintbox Yarns Kaleidoscope Coat is a crocheted coat available in two sizes designed to suit different body types and styling preferences. The first size creates a slim fit suitable for bust measurements of 81-91 cm (32-36 in), while the second size is very oversized and will easily accommodate bust measurements up to 122 cm (48 in). The finished length measures 90 cm (35½ in) to the back neck, with sleeve seams measuring 39 cm (15½ in). This intermediate-level project offers a vibrant, colorful garment that combines visual interest with wearable structure.

Techniques Used

This coat is constructed using several key crochet techniques that create its distinctive appearance and structure:

  • Worked Flat: The coat is crocheted in flat pieces rather than in the round, allowing for easier construction and seaming
  • Lace: Lace stitching is incorporated throughout the design to create openwork sections and visual texture
  • Stripes: The coat features striped colorwork using multiple yarn colors to build the kaleidoscope pattern
  • Seamed Construction: Individual flat-worked pieces are seamed together to form the finished garment, providing structure and durability
  • Motif-Based Design: Square and circle motifs measuring 17 cm (6½ in) are worked as components of the overall design

Stitches Used

The Kaleidoscope Coat employs fundamental crochet stitches to build its structure and texture. Double crochet (single crochet in US terminology) forms the foundation of many sections, providing a dense, stable fabric. Double treble (treble in US terminology) stitches are used to create taller, more open areas that contribute to the lace elements. Chain stitches form the foundation and create spacings throughout the pattern. Slip stitches are used to join rounds and connect pieces. The pattern also incorporates a specialized cluster stitch, defined as (yarn over and insert hook as indicated, yarn over and draw loop through) repeated 4 times, followed by yarn over and draw through the first 8 loops on hook, then yarn over and draw through the remaining 2 loops—a decorative stitch that adds textural interest to the design.

Materials Required

The Paintbox Yarns Kaleidoscope Coat is worked using Paintbox Yarns Simply Aran, a medium-weight yarn. The project requires a total of 1,000g (approximately 11 balls) distributed across four colors: 2 balls each of Bright Peach (Color A) and Ballet Pink (Color D), 1 ball of Neon Yellow (Color B), and 7 balls of Duck Egg Blue (Color C). A 5mm crochet hook (UK 6 / US H8) is required to achieve the correct tension. The pattern specifies that tension (gauge) should be verified by working the square and circle motifs, which should each measure 17 cm (6½ in) using the recommended hook size. Paintbox Yarns recommends using only the specified yarn to ensure the finished measurements and appearance match the pattern design.

Pattern Notes

Instructions are written using UK crochet terminology with US terminology provided in parentheses for clarity. The pattern is graded for two sizes, with instructions for the smallest size given as the primary text, and changes for the larger size indicated in square brackets. Where only one figure appears without size notation, that measurement applies to both sizes. The pattern uses repeat figures in round brackets to indicate how many times a sequence should be worked. This intermediate-level project combines colorwork, lace techniques, and seamed construction to create a striking, wearable garment.

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