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Cochlea is a simple seamless raglan tee, worked top down with a lace patten on the back. You will start with the back, working back and forth, with the increase build the v neck until you join in the front and start working in the round, while continuing to work the continuing lace pattern in the back. There is an option for waist shaping or for a straight waist for the main body of the tee. Finished with a simple garter stitch hem. Sleeves will be picked up and worked in the round after the body has been completed. Then lastly a very simple neckline will be mad to give it a more subtle V on the neckline and a more polished over all look.

Sizes: Bust circumference XS (S, M, L) XL, 2XL, 3XL 4XL
34 (35, 38, 39) 40, 41, 43 44”
85 (88, 96, 98) 100, 104, 109 112 cm
Worn with 1-2” (2-5cm) of positive ease

(Shown in photo size M with 36” bust size. With approx. 2 positive ease.)

Suggested Yarn: Apricate Sock Yarn
(85% Superwash Merino Wool, 15% Nylon, Fingering Weight.
400m/100g)

The yarns listed above are what I used for the samples.
Feel free to experiment and substitute with the yarn of your choosing equal weight.

Meterage: Fingering yarn- 670 (740, 800, 820) 835, 860, 910 930 meters approx; 730, (800, 875, 895) 910, 945, 993 1018 yards approx

Suggested Needles:
US 5 - 3.75mm & US 4 - 3.5mm for hem lines. Both in 30”/75cm circular needles, for working sleeves in the round using preferred method - e.g. DPNs, short circular needle, 2 circular needles, magic loop

Gauge: 22 sts and 30 rows stockinette (using 3.75mm needle)

Materials: fingering weight yarn, knitting needles, stitch markers in 2 colors (4 & 2), scrap/waste yarn, darning needle, cable needle

Skills: knit, purl, yo, pass slipped stick over, increase (pfb, kfb, m1L, m1R), decrease (ssk, k2tog), back loop cast on, long tail cast on, magic loop if working sleeves with long circular needles, reading lace charts, slipping stitches to and from cable needle.