"Frozen" Grey pixie felted cashmere/wool/fleece Katwise-inspired sequin sweatercoat-2562

Felted patchwork Katwise inspired recycled sweatercoats. Similar to other Katwise-inspired pixie/elf/faerie coats found on Etsy but painstakingly machine-needle-felted for increased durability and better fit. This one is extra-fine merino wool, which has been made softer by the needle-felting process. 

This one is part of my newer "pixie bottom" coat designs - even the "skirt" section is felted for supreme durability. Also hidden inside the hood brim are 4 felted layers.. so instead of 2-ply cashmere, think 8-ply... which I felted the heck out of to super-compress them, so the hood brim has a lot more structure than my earlier works, but without adding too much bulk. The result is a hood that has a better "hang" and holds a shape better when worn up over the head. Also, even the skirt pieces on this one have loads of ✨sparkling sequins. ✨

More about my newest coats over HERE so that you know what to look for and what "upgraded hood brim" means. <-Also a great read even if you're just idea-shopping. 💖

This coat has a name: "Frozen"
(Thank you FM Attack for the lovely toon inspiration.  🎵)

Before you get too excited, please check the measurements below. Here are the very rough measurements, and I take a lot of these to try to help. 

Psst... read up more about the fit and measurements of my coats HERE.

Some model measurements for comparison:
Height: 5' 3"
Bust: ~34"
Waist: ~34"
Weight: ~164 pounds

If a coat is just over the top, I've got some lower-hanging fruit for you - check out my arm warmer, leg-warmer or hat listings as I often make these from material left over from the coats. You can put together a pair of arm-warmers, leg-warmers and a hat for a little less than a coat, but still have a SUPER cute ensemble! I don't always have a complete set, but it's worth a look. 😊  

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