Spring air and a warm summer breeze are what inspired me to design Flow. I love wearing vests to accessorize my otherwise plain wardrobe, and this is also true for the warm days of spring and summer. Flow is a super fun pattern to knit, and your choice of yarn will greatly affect the end result. Using a 100% Merino wool yarn gives Flow a more sophisticated feel, while using a linen or linen mix yarn is perfect for a more casual yet elegant look to top any Jeans and T-shirt combination.
Flow is knit in one piece from side to side; only the shoulders are seamed. The drop stitch pattern is easily memorized and is perfect for confident beginners.
Skills needed: Knitted cast-on, multiple yarnovers, wrap and turn.

Errata: Back Left Shoulder should read Rows 1-4.

Sizes: S/M/L/XL
Bust circumference: 36 (40, 44, 48)

Materials:
Yarn: Madeline Tosh Sock, 100% Superwash, Merino wool 790 (900, 1200, 1300 yds.), color Earl Grey.
Mirasol Lachiwa, 60% Pima Cotton and 40% Linen, 7 (8, 10, 12 hanks) 137 yds. ea., color Sage.

Needles: #5 US/3.5mm for Madtosh and #6 US/4.0mm for Lachiwa 32” circular.

Gauge: 16 sts x 32 rows =4”
In Stockinette stitch stretched.

Misc: Tapestry needle