When the tenderness of the wild herbs touched with the first frost catches your eye…
The tee is absolutely seamless. It’s worked in the round, top-down and has a round yoke decorated with laces. The edges are worked with an attractive variation of a half-twisted broken ribbing. The back is raised with short rows, which is optional: the tee could be successfully worn without them. The pattern is very friendly to beginners; it contains clear and full instructions and links to video tutorials.

Number of pages: 13

Skill level: intermediate

Estimated time: 9-12 hours (for sample made in size 3)

Techniques and skills involved:

• elastic cast on - proposed on video tutorial or elastic CO of your choice
• backwards loop cast on
• traditional BO
• knitting in the round
• lacework
• short rows “Wrap and Turn” (or other method of your choice)
• M1R - single knit increase
• M1RP, M1LP - single purl increases
• SKP - single knit decrease
• SK2P - double knit decreases

Sizes:
The pattern is written for 5 sizes 1 (2, 3) (4, 5) with a sweater finished bust circumference of appr.
80 (90, 100) (110, 120) cm/31.5 (35.5, 40) (43.3, 47.2) inches and it’s meant to be worn with a positive ease of appr. 6-10 cm/2.5-4‘’ in the bust.
The sample is modeled on the wearer 172 cm/5’7” tall, in size 3, with the back raised with 6 short rows, with 6 cm/2.5” positive ease in the bust.

Meterage/yardage (appr.):
Size 1 - 191 gr/6.7 oz and 382 m/418 yd
Size 2 - 220 gr/7.8 oz and 440 m/481 yd
Size 3 - 263 gr/9.3 oz and 526 m/575 yd
Size 4 - 283 gr/10 oz and 566 m/619 yd
Size 5 - 312 gr/11 oz and 624 m/682 yd

Additional materials and tools:

• 2 scrap threads
• up to 12 stitch markers
• 1 progress keeper(optional)