This simple, boxy tee is an easy and relaxing knit, making for great TV knitting. It would also be a good stash buster for any half skeins you might have left over, or for anyone interested in playing with color and stripes! The cropped tee is knit from the bottom up, then split for a front and back. Small sleeves are then picked up and knit in the round.

Measurements And Sizing
Sizes: 1 (2, 3, 4) 5, 6, 7 {8, 9, 10}
Bust Measurements: 32” (36”, 40”, 44”) 48”, 52”, 56” {60”, 64”, 68”}
This top is intended to be worn with 1-3” of negative ease on the bust. The model is wearing a size 2 and has a 37” bust.

#sizeinclusive

Yarn Requirements
Fingering Weight
C1: 310 (340, 415, 475) 530, 575, 650 {700, 785, 830} yards
C2: 115 (130, 145, 160) 175, 190, 205 {220, 235, 250} yards
C3: 235 (252, 315, 370) 430, 500, 565 {638, 720, 815} yards

Shown in: C1 (Black) : Mad Tosh BFL Sock, Nocturne
C2 (Yellow) : Mad Tosh Merino Light, Edison Bulb

Pattern Notes
‣ You should be familiar with the following skills: stockinette in the round and flat, knit, purl, picking up stitches, 3-needle-bind off
‣ The tee is intended to be cropped, hitting just above the hip bones. It can easily be extended or shortened, although your yarn requirements will change.
‣ The tee is knit straight, with no waist shaping.
C3 (Pink) : Mad Tosh Merino Light, Neon Peach

Gauge
26 st x 37 rows = 4in x 4 in/10 cm x 10 cm

Needles and Notions
Size 3 US/3.25 mm needles with cable
Stitch marker
Tapestry needle

Pattern Notes
‣ You should be familiar with the following skills: stockinette in the round and flat, knit, purl, picking up stitches, 3-needle-bind off
‣ The tee is intended to be cropped, hitting just above the hip bones. It can easily be extended or shortened, although your yarn requirements will change.
‣ The tee is knit straight, with no waist shaping.

I would love to see all the color combinations everyone makes, so please share your finished product using the hashtag #logansqstripes.