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The Piano Man Coat

Q: What is the finished size of The Piano Man Coat?

The finished clothing measures Made-to-Measure.

Q: Is The Piano Man Coat a beginner-friendly Crochet pattern?

This is an intermediate-level Crochet pattern. Some prior experience is recommended before starting.

Q: What language is this Crochet pattern written in?

This pattern is available in English (US & UK terms).

Q: What is included with this pattern on Ribblr?

This is a Ribblr ePattern - an interactive digital pattern with step-by-step instructions, stitch tutorial videos, progress tracking, smart sizing, US/UK auto-translation, and CM/inch auto-conversion. No PDF download is required.

Q: Can I sell finished items made from this pattern?

Yes, you can sell finished items made using this pattern design.

Q: Who designed The Piano Man Coat?

Rolling Yarn designed the The Piano Man Coat pattern. Find more of their patterns on their Ribblr shop page.

Q: What type of item does the The Piano Man Coat pattern make?

The The Piano Man Coat pattern makes a Clothing. It is a Intermediate Crochet pattern.

Q: What materials are needed for The Piano Man Coat?

To make The Piano Man Coat you will need: The number of skeins will depend on how big and long you want the coat to be and the yarn weight you use. For the example coat, I used up:15 skeins of chunky/bulky yarn, about 1926 meters in total:- 460 meters for the front panels- 240 meters for the piano lapel- 610 meters for the back panel- 50 meters for attaching- 140 meters for the pockets (optional)*- 426 meters for the sleeves (213 meters per sleeve)*If you want to use the same weight yarn as I did in the example coat, I definitely recommend making the pockets with a thinner yarn than the rest of the coat!You can also check out the tester lookbook (included in the pattern notes) to get an idea of how much yarn you may need for different sizes and using different yarn weights.Brand I used: Paintbox Yarn Simply Chunky, color: champagne white (302); each skein is 3.5oz, 136 meters)., 3 skeins of chunky/bulky yarn, about 310 - 338 meters (the amount depends on the style of sleeves you want):- 270 meters for the piano lapel- 40 meters for the sleeve straps (optional)- 68 meters or the sleeve ribbing (optional)Brand I used: Paintbox Yarn Simply Chunky, color: pure black (301); each skein is 3.5oz, 136 meters)., 4 1-inch buttons for the sleeve-cinching strap plus a needle and thread to sew them on (optional). I used 4 buttons (2 per sleeve) to have two @Qlevels@Q in which the strap could be attached for either a relaxed or cinched look. You can also use only 2 buttons if you want the sleeves to just be relaxed or cinched.. Tools required: 4mm crochet hook, or whichever hook you prefer for your chosen yarn weight., A stitch marker, A darning needle, A pair of scissors, Measuring tape.

Q: Have other crafters made The Piano Man Coat?

2 crafters have shared their finished crochet makes for The Piano Man Coat on Ribblr. 100% of reviewers recommend this pattern. 100% found it easy to follow.

Q: How much does the The Piano Man Coat pattern cost?

The The Piano Man Coat pattern costs 8.50 EUR on Ribblr.

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Intermediate

$10.20

By Rolling Yarn

Description

Hello! Thank you so much for purchasing the Piano Man Coat pattern. This long coat has a cool repeating motif of piano keys along the lapel. It was inspired by Elton John's fur coat, which can be seen in his biopic ("Rocketman"). This pattern is entirely made-to-measure, meaning that it will show you how to completely customize the coat (its size, width, length, etc.) based on your measurements! The pattern includes a colorwork chart and row-by-row instructions for the piano colorwork motif of the coat which can be repurposed for other projects (like a piano scarf!). The pattern also includes instructions to create the sleeves either with a ribbed hem or with a strap, for two different sleeve looks!

The pattern uses colorwork crochet techniques, such as carrying yarn as you crochet and switching color yarns throughout the pattern to create the piano key lapel. It uses other more advanced techniques like Joining-As-You-Go (JAYG), working on BLO and FLO, and working in the round, making this pattern perfect for someone with more of an intermediate-to-advanced level.

The pattern uses US crochet terms and inches, but there is an automatic conversion feature to UK crochet terms and cm.

I hope you have fun crafting this coat, and that you enjoy the pattern! If you post your projects based on the pattern on Instagram, feel free to tag me on the post (@rollingyarncrochet), I'd love to see what people make! :)

A HUGEEE thanks to all my testers! You were all amazing <3
Gwen @YesICrochet
Inka @shyspidercrochet
KC @nightowl.crochet
Mika @handcraftdeity
Mo @mo_chets
Dee @disableddee

**Please note that this pattern is meant for personal use only and is the property of Rolling Yarn. Please do not share, rename, distribute or resell the pattern. If you'd like to make a video (on Youtube, Tiktok, etc.) showing your progress, that is allowed, provided no detailed steps or charts are shown in the video. If you would like to sell finished products you make following this pattern, that is also allowed (if you are a small business), but please support and respect small and independent designers by asking for permission (you can drop me a message via my Ribblr, or on my Instagram @rollingyarncrochet) and by crediting Rolling Yarn as the designer, and tagging my Instagram when you credit. Thank you!

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English US & UK

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Yarns

The number of skeins will depend on how big and long you want the coat to be and the yarn weight you use. For the example coat, I used up:

15 skeins of chunky/bulky yarn, about 1926 meters in total:
- 460 meters for the front panels
- 240 meters for the piano lapel
- 610 meters for the back panel
- 50 meters for attaching
- 140 meters for the pockets (optional)*
- 426 meters for the sleeves (213 meters per sleeve)

*If you want to use the same weight yarn as I did in the example coat, I definitely recommend making the pockets with a thinner yarn than the rest of the coat!

You can also check out the tester lookbook (included in the pattern notes) to get an idea of how much yarn you may need for different sizes and using different yarn weights.

Brand I used: Paintbox Yarn Simply Chunky, color: champagne white (302); each skein is 3.5oz, 136 meters).

3 skeins of chunky/bulky yarn, about 310 - 338 meters (the amount depends on the style of sleeves you want):
- 270 meters for the piano lapel
- 40 meters for the sleeve straps (optional)
- 68 meters or the sleeve ribbing (optional)

Brand I used: Paintbox Yarn Simply Chunky, color: pure black (301); each skein is 3.5oz, 136 meters).

Hooks

4mm crochet hook, or whichever hook you prefer for your chosen yarn weight.

Tools

A stitch marker

A darning needle

A pair of scissors

Measuring tape

Other

4 1-inch buttons for the sleeve-cinching strap plus a needle and thread to sew them on (optional).

I used 4 buttons (2 per sleeve) to have two ”levels” in which the strap could be attached for either a relaxed or cinched look. You can also use only 2 buttons if you want the sleeves to just be relaxed or cinched.

Abbreviations

BLO	back loop only
FLO	front loop only
FO	fasten off
Gauge	Gauge / Tension
ch	Chain
dec	decrease
hdc	half double crochet
hdc2tog	half double crochet 2 stitches together
inc	increase
rep	repeat
sc	single crochet
sl st	slip stitch
st	stitch
tch	turning chain
tog	together

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Frequently asked questions

What is the finished size of The Piano Man Coat?

The finished clothing measures Made-to-Measure.

Is The Piano Man Coat suitable for beginners?

This is an intermediate-level Crochet pattern. Some prior experience is recommended before starting.

What language is this Crochet pattern in?

This pattern is available in English (US & UK terms).

What is included with the Ribblr interactive version?

This is a Ribblr ePattern - an interactive digital pattern with step-by-step instructions, stitch tutorial videos, progress tracking, smart sizing, US/UK auto-translation, and CM/inch auto-conversion. No PDF download is required.

Can I sell items I make from this pattern?

Yes, you can sell finished items made using this pattern design.

What is The Piano Man Coat?

The Piano Man Coat is an Intermediate Crochet pattern designed by Rolling Yarn for making a Clothing. Hello! Thank you so much for purchasing the Piano Man Coat pattern. This long coat has a cool repeating motif of piano keys along the lapel. It was inspired by Elton John's fur coat, which can be seen in his biopic ("Rocketman"). This pattern is e...

Who designed The Piano Man Coat?

Rolling Yarn designed the The Piano Man Coat pattern. Find more of their patterns on their Ribblr shop page.

What type of item does The Piano Man Coat make?

The The Piano Man Coat pattern makes a Clothing. It is a Intermediate Crochet pattern.

What materials are needed for The Piano Man Coat?

To make The Piano Man Coat you will need: The number of skeins will depend on how big and long you want the coat to be and the yarn weight you use. For the example coat, I used up:15 skeins of chunky/bulky yarn, about 1926 meters in total:- 460 meters for the front panels- 240 meters for the piano lapel- 610 meters for the back panel- 50 meters for attaching- 140 meters for the pockets (optional)*- 426 meters for the sleeves (213 meters per sleeve)*If you want to use the same weight yarn as I did in the example coat, I definitely recommend making the pockets with a thinner yarn than the rest of the coat!You can also check out the tester lookbook (included in the pattern notes) to get an idea of how much yarn you may need for different sizes and using different yarn weights.Brand I used: Paintbox Yarn Simply Chunky, color: champagne white (302); each skein is 3.5oz, 136 meters)., 3 skeins of chunky/bulky yarn, about 310 - 338 meters (the amount depends on the style of sleeves you want):- 270 meters for the piano lapel- 40 meters for the sleeve straps (optional)- 68 meters or the sleeve ribbing (optional)Brand I used: Paintbox Yarn Simply Chunky, color: pure black (301); each skein is 3.5oz, 136 meters)., 4 1-inch buttons for the sleeve-cinching strap plus a needle and thread to sew them on (optional). I used 4 buttons (2 per sleeve) to have two @Qlevels@Q in which the strap could be attached for either a relaxed or cinched look. You can also use only 2 buttons if you want the sleeves to just be relaxed or cinched.. Tools required: 4mm crochet hook, or whichever hook you prefer for your chosen yarn weight., A stitch marker, A darning needle, A pair of scissors, Measuring tape.

Have other crafters made The Piano Man Coat?

2 crafters have shared their finished crochet makes for The Piano Man Coat on Ribblr. 100% of reviewers recommend this pattern. 100% found it easy to follow.

How much does The Piano Man Coat cost?

The The Piano Man Coat pattern costs 8.50 EUR on Ribblr.

Why use Ribblr for The Piano Man Coat?

The Ribblr version of The Piano Man Coat includes row-by-row progress tracking so you never lose your place, interactive stitch tutorials built into each step, one-tap US/UK term switching, and automatic cm/inch unit conversion - all without a PDF download. You craft directly in the app on any device.

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