Do you have a cabinet sized lady doll in need of a new coat and cap to ward off a chill in style? May we suggest this December 1886 Butterick pattern created for a 12” lady doll. The pattern allows you to create a long, tailored button front coat featuring an incorporated shawl at the shoulders. A pattern for a stylish cap is also included.

The pattern is enclosed in the Winter 2002 Doll Costumer’s Guild Journal and includes not only the pattern instructions (including instructions on sizing the pattern up for a larger doll), but a wealth of information on historic costuming and textiles.Envelope and magazine may present light foxing and loose pages.

Please visit our boutique for an array of fabric, trim and notions perfect for this project, or perhaps you have an antique or vintage textile from your own collection that would be ideal. Suggested fabrics: Wool, silk, velveteen, pique, linen and cotton.

Pattern calls for the following yardage and notions:

¼ yard of fabric

¼ yard of lining material

1-2 yards of trim

10-12 doll sized buttons / beads

10-12 hooks

Matching thread

$20.00

Butterick 1886 Pattern