Outline Tee by Jessie Maed Designs is a drop-shoulder summer top knitted bottom-up. Simple and quick to make, the neckline is highlighted by a beautiful dropped-stitch detail, which is also found on the back. The fabric, created with the unique blend of plant fibers in Pride yarn by Lang Yarns, gives it a fluidity that will be perfect for warm summer days. If you want to see it worn on different body types, you can consult the designer's Ravelry page here.
The kit includes:
the pattern in PDF format in French, English, Spanish, and German. ERRATUM: In its French version, the pattern contains a typo, which has been reported and is being corrected. On page 4, it should read "Épaule droite / Glissez 1 maille, tricotez jusqu’à 2 m. du bord. Tournez." (Right shoulder / Slip 1 stitch, knit to 2 stitches from the edge. Turn.) instead of "Épaule droite / Rang 1 (end.) : 1 jeté, tricotez jusqu’à 2 m. du bord. Tournez." (Right shoulder / Row 1 (RS): YO, knit to 2 stitches from the edge. Turn.)
the quantity of skeins needed for your size of the Pride by Lang Yarns quality, in the color you have chosen. The color of the sample in the photo is 06 Cobalt.
Note: kits subject to available stock in store; in case of restock, a small delay is to be expected.
Finished garment sizes: 101.5 (112 / 122 /132 / 142){152.5 /162.5 / 172.5 / 183} cm. It is recommended to choose a size that corresponds to a positive ease between 25.50 and 30.50 cm compared to your bust circumference.
Gauge: 22 stitches x 32 rows = 10 x 10 cm in stockinette stitch
Suggested needles: 3.75 mm circular needles (body) and 3.50 mm (ribbing), or the needle size needed to obtain the above gauge.
Techniques: knitting in the round bottom up decreases, German short rows held stitches 3-needle bind-off blocking
Construction: This garment is knitted in the round from the bottom up to the armholes. The back and front are then worked flat, one after the other. The shoulder shape is created using German short rows. The sleeves are seamed together with a three-needle bind-off. Stitches are then picked up to form the sleeves.
