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Yuma Tank
The Yuma Tank is a crocheted garment worked from the bottom up, made to have positive ease but the ease is up to you depending on the size you choose to make.
How To Figure Your Size
Take a measuring tape and measure around the largest part of your upper body(usually your bust) use that number and the sizing chart to figure what size you need.
Construction
The garment is made in 2 panels and sewn on both sides.
Sleeves
We chose to not sew the tops of the sleeves but instead create a chain tie to tie them giving the top another embellishment (it tells in the pattern how to change that if this isn’t your style)
Yarn
The yarn we used is Hobby Lobby Yarn bee Caterina Color: Saturday Siesta but if you do not have a Hobby Lobby near you then you can use any #3 weight yarn or a thinner #4
Yardage
As we haven’t figured out how to calculate yardage for each size yet (this will something we learn in the near future) we can tell you that we used about 2 skeins for size small (shown in pictures)
if you have any questions you can email us at needleklankers@yahoo.com
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