The Nancy Coatigan Jumper – Granny Lapin’s Knitted Treasure

Name: The Nancy Coatigan Jumper - Granny Lapin's Knitted Treasure
SKU: 184509
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.00 (1 reviews)

Price range: £4.00 through £14.00

Rated 4.00 out of 5 based on 1 customer rating

(1 customer review)

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A long coatigan with a little turned-up collar and turn-back cuffs. Double-breasted moss stitch front, with 6 buttons, inspired by Luna’s very first coat! Of all Granny’s Knitted treasures, this is the one that Grace loves the most.

Difficulty Level: Intermediate

Buy the Make Me Kit if you would like all the ingredients ( no needles) to make the Nancy Coatigan in the original Shamrock Green colourway
Buy the Pattern You can choose between a PDF download or a posted paper one (our posted paper knitting patterns also come with a complimentary PDF copy—link on your order confirmation—just in case you lose it).

Description

Materials to knit
West Yorkshire Spinners ColourLab DK
1 x 100g ball in Shamrock Green (or many other shades)
3.25mm (UK 10/US 3) knitting needles
4mm (UK 8/US 6) knitting needles
3 stitch holders or safety pins
6 x 1.5cm buttons

Tension
22 sts and 28 rows to a 10 cm (4 in) square in stocking stitch with 4mm needles.

Ingredients in kit

Pattern Booklet

West Yorkshire Spinners ColourLab DK 1 x 100g ball in Shamrock Green
6 x 1.5cm copper look metal buttons

Additional information

Options	Make Me Kit in Shamrock Green, PDF Pattern, Downloadable, Paper Pattern, Posted
Skill	Knitting
Difficulty	3
Scale	Luna and Friends
Clothing	Jumper
Fabric Type	Faux Fur, Felt
Character or Wardrobe

Reviews (1)

1 review for The Nancy Coatigan Jumper – Granny Lapin’s Knitted Treasure

Rated 4 out of 5

Penny Warner-Bartel (verified owner) – 29th April 2026

This is a lovely pattern and the finished sweater turned out beautifully. As a beginner, I found the instructions a bit challenging to follow at times, especially keeping track of repeats and shaping. Breaking the pattern down step by step helped me a lot. More experienced knitters will likely find it straightforward.