Product Description
For this pattern you need:
Yarn: 3(4:4:5:5) 100g balls of DK weight yarn (with 212m/231yds per 100g).
Metres/Yardage: 636(848:848:1060:1060)m/
695(804:804:913:913)yds.
My Yarn Suggestions & Amounts: Rico Cotton DK or Merino Cotton or
Knoll Mohair Tweed 6(7:7:8:8) 50g balls or
WYS Bluefaced Leicester DK or WYS Illustrious DK 3(4:4:5:5) 100g hanks.
Needles: 3.75mm and 4mm.
Notions: 4(4:6:6:8) buttons (size is approx. 15mm in diameter)
Tension: 22 stitches and 32 rows to 10cm/4ins square over garter stitch rib using 4mm needles.
Skill level: ♦ ♦ ♦ ◊ ◊
Measurements:
To Fit Chest (suggested) |
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76.5-81.5 |
81.5-86.5 |
91.5-96.5 |
101.5-106.5 |
112-117 |
cm |
30-32 |
32-34 |
36-38 |
40-42 |
44-46 |
ins |
Actual Chest Size |
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85 |
93 |
105 |
112.5 |
120 |
cm |
33½ |
36½ |
41¼ |
44¼ |
47¼ |
ins |
Length (from shoulder) |
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55 |
56 |
60 |
64 |
67 |
cm |
21½ |
22 |
23½ |
25¼ |
26¼ |
ins |
My design ideas and advice: Lazy, hazy summer days call for simple, easy knitting and that is exactly what I had in mind when I designed this Anne Top. Of course, in the Yorkshire Dales – and other areas of the world! – those lazy hazy summer days can come and go quite quickly. So I wanted to design something that was a simple knit to pick up and put down in between the showers and was ready in time for that day or two of sunshine….or more! And then when the autumn comes, this top is perfect for adding that touch of creative colour to a long sleeved top. There is no shaping on this top and the only joining together is at the side seams and the shoulders are joined together with buttonholes and buttons. I named this pattern after Lady Anne Clifford of Skipton Castle.
