The Embarcadero Top - named after San Francisco’s famous waterfront - is the perfect spring and summer tee. Embarcadero is the sister pattern to the Valencia Top.

The front and back are knit sideways separately and later seamed together at each side and shoulder. A simple drop stitch pattern frames the top and bottom of the shirt. Little details - from the high-low curve of the hem to the short row shaping in the shoulders - make this tee uniquely special for this summer’s outings.

Please note that this tee was designed with linen in mind. Linen grows about 10% after knitting. The tee is intended to fit loosely upon the wearer.

Sizes: XS (S, M, L, XL, XXL) = 33 (36, 39, 42, 45, 48)” Bust.

Gauge: 4.5 sts x 6 rows = 1” in Stockinette.

Yarn: Quince and Co Kestrel (1.76 oz/ 50 g, 76 yds/69 m, 100% Linen) 6 (6, 7, 8, 10, 12) balls of color Wave, or any heavy worsted weight yarn that matches gauge.

Needles: US size #10 (6mm) 24” circular needles, or any size necessary to obtain gauge.

Other Materials: Stitch marker, darning needle.

Skills Needed:

• German Short Rows - Click here to watch a GSR video tutorial
• Simple Lace
• Dropped Stitches
• Seaming

Please come ask questions and share either in-progress or FO photos in the Juliana Lustenader Designs group!