Little Tulip

> Click [here][1] for the adult version After completing my own version of the Tulip jumper, I knew that I needed my little one to have at least one as well. The construction for both jumpers is the same, apart from the sleeves, which have no shaping for the baby/toddlers version. Tulip is a very simple top-down raglan jumper with a delicate scalloped hemline. Two strands of Nutiden are held together, and a thread of silk mohair has been added to create a rustic yet soft and luxurious fabric. Rounds and rounds of stockinette goodness are ahead of you with this pattern. All the detailing is in the hemline which is shaped with short rows to create the beautiful hemline. **Yarn** Two strands of Nutiden (100g plates) & 1 strand of silk mohair (70% mohair & 30% silk) 25g/ 225m held together *Baby version* Two strands of Nutiden by Honer och Eir 1 (1, 1, 2, 2, 2) plate(s) 1 strand of silk mohair 2 (2, 2, 3, 3, 3) balls of Knitting for Olive’s Silk Mohair *Kids version* Two strands of Nutiden by Honer och Eir 2 plates 1 strand of silk mohair 3 (3, 3, 4, 4, 4) balls of Knitting for Olive’s Silk Mohair *For yarn substitution Plötulopi held double (or even single depending on your gauge) could be a good alternative. Nutiden comes in different yarn weights depending on the colorway.* **Needles** US6 (4mm) (ribbing) US8 (5mm) (body) **Gauge** 17sts x 26 rounds = 4” (10cm) in stockinette st, knit in the round with bigger needles, blocked **Notions** Tapestry needle 3 0,5”(13cm) snap buttons (for the baby version only) To be worn with about +1” (+2.5 cm) of positive ease at the bust. ERRATUM : For the Baby version, at the beginning of the scalloped hemline, please do not take account of the first instruction: "R1: *K1, P1* repeat between ** to end repeat R1 for 4 rounds". Move directly to Set-up row. [1]: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/tulip-49