Hi everyone!

I've been making a few David Tennants recently
(and a Captain Jack - pattern here!) -> Jack coat variation coming soon (the below one is for david only)

While doing this I came across a difficulty when using slightly thicker wool for the coat. I often choose a nice sturdy yarn for the coat as this is the most huggable part, but it does cause issues when the thicker yarn makes the coat wider than the shoulder-to-shoulder width


So if the wool you are using for your overcoat is thicker than your body wool, you may like to use this version of the overcoat body pattern instead (creates a slight ribbing effect):

Original David Tennant Pattern

Coat Variation
Changes from the original are marked in bold
01) chain24
02) turning ch1, sc
03) turning ch1, sc18, hdc6
04) turning ch1, sc
05) turning ch1, sc15, dc9
06) turning ch1, sc
07) turning ch1, sc18, hdc6
08) turning ch1, sc18 = 18 (to make armhole)
09) turning ch1, sc18
10) turning ch1, sc18
11) turning ch1, sc18
12) turning ch1, sc18, ch6 = 24
13) turning ch1, sc15, dc9
14) turning ch1, sc16, slip8
15) turning ch1, sc18, hdc6
16) turning ch1, sc12, slip12
17) turning ch1, sc15, dc9
18) turning ch1, sc16, slip8
19) turning ch1, sc
20) turning ch1, sc12, slip12
21) turning ch1, sc
(half way point)
22) turning ch1, sc12, slip12
23) turning ch1, sc
24) turning ch1, sc16, slip8
25) turning ch1, sc
26) turning ch2, dc9, sc3, slip12
27) turning ch1, sc
28) turning ch2, hdc6, sc10, slip8
29) turning ch1, sc
30) turning ch2, dc9, sc3, slip12
31) turning ch1, sc
32) turning ch1, sc18 (to make armhole)
33) turning ch1, sc18
34) turning ch1, sc18
35) turning ch1, sc18
36) turning ch2, hdc6, sc12, ch6 = 24
37) turning ch1, sc
38) turning ch2, dc9, sc15
39) turning ch1, sc
40) turning ch2, hdc6, sc18
41) turning ch1, sc
42) turning ch1, sc