Description

Lined Hooded Coat – 1970s Crochet Pattern: Instant PDF Download

Size: Infant, Age 6 Months

Soft as a cloud and twice as warm, this 1970s vintage crochet pattern builds a baby’s jacket in two layers: an airy white openwork stitch coat worked in fuzzy mohair, lined with a pink layer of closer double crochet. Raglan shaping, a roomy hood and delicate picot trim give this baby crochet pattern its sweet, old-fashioned charm, while the double thickness keeps small shoulders cozy. It suits stitchers who enjoy hooded designs, sport/baby yarn projects and the quiet satisfaction of a garment finished from the inside out.

Design & Construction Details

Skill Level: Intermediate.
Construction: The white outer coat is worked from the bottom edge up in openwork groups, with body and sleeves joined and shaped into a raglan; the hood is worked separately. The pink lining is worked from the neck edge down with raglan increases and has its own hood lining. The lining is placed inside, and the layers are joined with single crochet rows and finished with picot edging.
Finished Measurements: To fit age 6 months; lining sleeves measure approx. 5¼″.
Pattern Style: Written in standard US crochet terms without stitch charts.
Stitches: Chain, single crochet, double crochet, slip stitch; Openwork groups (1 dc, 1 ch, 1 dc), increases and decreases, picot edging.

Recommended Materials & Tools

Yarn: Two 50 g balls Pingouin 60% Mohair in White (A) and two 50 g balls Mademoiselle Pingouin (light weight yarn) in Rose (B).
Substitute Yarn: Modern sport weight yarn such as Debbie Bliss Eco Baby or Cascade Yarns Botanika.
Crochet Hook Size: US I/9 (5.5 mm) for the white coat and hood; US E/4 (3.5 mm) for the lining and edgings (or sizes needed to obtain gauge).
Notions: 2 buttons; tapestry needle for sewing seams.
Gauge: 6 groups and 6 rows = 4″ with I/9 hook (white coat); 20 dc and 11 rows = 4″ with E/4 hook (lining).

This is a digitally restored PDF crochet pattern
Upon purchase, you will receive an instant digital download — a clean, easily readable PDF. The original vintage instructions have been digitally enhanced, reformatted, and checked for clarity, ensuring a smooth crafting experience from start to finish.