Construction
This tank top begins with a long tail cast on and is worked from the bottom up in the round until the underarm. Then the front and back are worked individually in rows while shaping the armhole. The top jersey trim is then worked and applied. The final step is knitting on the armhole trim.

Fit
This pattern is -1” to 0” ease at the natural waist and is sized XS- XXXL. Use chart below will help you pick your size.

This pattern comes with a larger chest and smaller chest instruction set so you could do XS but with the larger or smaller chest. If your bust is over 5” larger circumference than your waist, go for the larger one. (in gendered language this is a C cup or larger). To pick your size measure your circumference at your underarms under your chest, subtract 1”, and divide that number by two. Pick the size with the closest chest size at the underarm.

XS (S, M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL) as defined by the garment measurements in the chart below

SAMPLE: The tank pictured is a size Small

Materials
MAIN YARN: Fiction Fiber 2 ply fingering 100% merino in colorway “Overlooked Clue.” 100g // 394 yrds. 85 (105, 120, 140, 165, 195, 220)grams needed for smaller chest version. Larger chest version will require up to 130 (155, 185, 210, 250, 290, 330)grams

CONTRAST COLOR 1 (yellow): Fiction Fiber 2 ply fingering 100% merino in colorway “Big Hunch.” 100g // 394 yrds. 10 (10, 10, 15, 15, 15, 15)grams needed

CONTRAST COLOR 2 (red): Fiction Fiber 2 ply fingering 100% merino in colorway “Polygraph.” 100g // 394 yrds. 20 (20, 20, 20, 25, 25, 30)grams needed

•24” US 2 circular needles (optional)

•16” US 2 circular needles

•16” US 5 circular needles

•Waste yarn for provisional cast ons

•Crochet hook for tucking in ends, seams, and provisional cast on

Skill Level
Intermediate

Tech Editing and Testing
This pattern was tech edited by Dawn Catanzaro and tested by a group of knitters representing a variety of body types