Ravelry: mere's Coastal Grandmother
I followed the pattern as written except for the armhole and neckbands and the overall length. I wanted this to be a sleeveless top for summer, so I tightened up the openings and (with the size 4 ...| Ravelry
I followed the pattern as written except for the armhole and neckbands and the overall length. I wanted this to be a sleeveless top for summer, so I tightened up the openings and (with the size 4 ...| Ravelry
The Weekend Slipover V-neck is worked from the top down. First, the back yoke is worked back and forth with the shoulder slope shaped using short rows. Then, each front is worked separately while increases are worked to the shape the V-neckline. Front and back yoke are then joined to form the body, which is worked in the round on a circular needle to the hem. The ribbed neck edge and armhole edges are worked at the end. Begin by working a swatch to determine which needle size you need to ac...| PetiteKnit
The Sille Slipover is worked from the top down in a knit and purl structure pattern. First the back yoke is worked, then the shoulders, and then the front yoke are worked flat. After this, the front and back yoke are joined and the body is worked in the round, and finally rib edges are worked along the neck and armhole openings. Begin by knitting a swatch to determine which needle size you need to achieve the correct gauge before starting the project. Size guide Note that these measurements a...| PetiteKnit
The Friday Slipover is worked from the top down in broken rib. First the back of the yoke is worked, then the shoulders, then the front of the yoke and finally the body. Rib edges are worked at the neck edge and along the armholes. Knit a swatch before beginning the project to check if the recommended needle size gives you the correct gauge. Note that broken rib stretches when washed and with wear. The gauge you can expect to have before wash/wear is approx. 24-25 sts in 10 cm [4 inches], whi...| PetiteKnit
Clear, well-supported and sized from baby to big, you're gonna LOVE Tin Can Knits patterns!| tincanknits.com
