The yoke and sleeves of this tunic are knitted sideways. The shaping is SUPER simple so all you must concentrate on is the cable and here’s a suprprise: it may look elaborate but it’s just a series of small crosses. There is a simple chart to follow that is fully explained. The torso is knitted vertically so the fit is standard for knits. A ribber is a necessity for this design. This project delivers a lot of visual drama for a modest amount of effort. The pattern is part of a book. The table of contents for the whole book is below.

Dream Weaver finished bust 38, 46, 54, bulky machines
Suggestions for custom sizes included
This design should work on mid-gauge machines but has not been tested
Cabled Tunic 34-52 finished bust. Bulky & mid-gauge machines
Ribber required. This is the only pattern in the book that does need a ribber
Sideways Lounge Shirt finished bust 36.7-68.8, bulky machines only
Sophisticated Beanie baby-large adult, tuck stitch, bulky & mid-gauge
Seamless Dolman Jacket finished bust 40-68, 2 gauges, all machines
Surprise Pleat finished hip 24-66, mid-gauge & bulky machines
Simple Sideways Baby Vest Newborn-6 months, mid-gauge & bulky machine
Sideways Striped Hat Newborn-XL adult, mid-gauge & bulky machines
Sassy Sideways Skirt finished hip 24-66, mid-gauge and bulky machines
Sideways Vest finished bust 34-64, mid-gauge and bulky machines
Ribber strongly recommended but not absolutely essential.
Gypsy Waterfall Jacket 3 gauges, finished bust 38-62
Gypsy Lace Skirt-not sideways finished hip 36-54
Edge Finishes
Useful things to know about sideways knits