I N T R O D U C T I O N
This tank pattern is knitted top-down starting with the straps.
The front and back pieces are knitted straight using a rib stitch and then joined in the round at the chest. Increase and decrease stitches are used to shape the bust and then ribbing is continued on the body for a form fitted garment. The tank is named after Vico Baths in Dublin - a favourite swimming spot!

SI Z E S
Size A: to fit a chest size of 28-30 inches / 71–76 cm
Size B: to fit a chest size of 32-34 inches / 81–86 cm
Size C: to fit a chest size of 36-38 inches / 91.5–96.5 cm
Size D: to fit a chest size of 40-42 inches / 101.5–106.5 cm
Size E: to fit a chest size of 44-46 inches / 111.5–117 cm
Size F: to fit a chest size of 48-50 inches / 122–127 cm
Size G: to fit a chest size of 52-54 inches / 132–137 cm
Size H: to fit a chest size of 56-58 inches / 142–147 cm
Size I: to fit a chest size of 60-62 inches / 152–158 cm

T O O L S R E Q U I R E D
Circular needles 3 mm, 40cm- 60cm length, 5 stitch markers and a
sewing needle for finishing and weaving in the ends.
Option to use ravel cord, waste yarn or a spare set of circular
needles for trying the garment on as you go.

T E C H N I Q U E S R E Q U I R E D
• Knitting in the round.
• Knitted cast on method.
• Standard Knit and Purl stitches
• Decrease stitches: K2tog, SSK
• Increase stitches: M1R, M1L, M1PR, M1PL
• 2 x 1 ribbing
• 1 x 1 ribbing
• Italian Bind Off for 1 x 1 ribbing
• I-cord edging

EX P E R I E N C E
Suitable for a beginner/intermediate level of knitting experience