I can’t resist a loose, comfortable skirt I can enjoy in the home office and on my free-time.
I had to make my own knitted version in soft merino wool, because it also provides warmth and looks a lot nicer than the cotton
skirts you normally buy. This is also nice enough to wear if you need to pop into the store during your lunch break. Everyone deserves a little comfort in their daily lives and this also matches «My favorite
sweater».

SIZES
Small, (Medium, Large), X-Large
To fit waist: 27.5-28.5, (29.5-30.5, 32-33.5), 35-36.5 “/ 70-72.5, (75-77.5, 81-85), 89-93 cm
To fit hip: 36-38, (39-40, 41.5-43), 43-46 “/ 91.5-96.5, (99-101.5, 105.5-109), 109-117 cm

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Waist opening: 27, (29, 32), 34.5“ / 69, (73, 81), 88.5 cm
Hip circ.: 36, (39, 42), 45.5“ / 92.3, (98.4, 106), 115.5 cm
Skirt length: 31.7, (31.7, 31.7), 31.7“ / 80.5, (80.5, 80.5), 80.5 cm Bottom opening: 22, (24, 28), 31“ / 56.5, (61.7, 70.4), 79.1 cm

MATERIALS
Any DK weight yarn where you can obtain the right gauge. The sample in the picture is knitted in one tread Garnstudio Drops Baby merino and one tread Drops kid silk.

YARDAGE
900, (950, 1050), 1100 Yd. / 823, (868, 960), 1006 m


NEEDLES
US 2.5 / 3.0 mm circular needle 16 or 24 “/ 40 or 60 cm for waist ribbing.
US 2.5 / 3.0 mm circular needle 12“ / 30 cm or DPN’s for ribbing skirt.
US 4.0 / 3.5 mm circular needle 16 or 24 “/ 40 or 60 cm for skirt.

GAUGE
22 sts x 26 rows = 4 x 4 “/ 10 x 10 cm in st st on larger size needles. Blocked