Brightbay T-Shirt

The Brightbay T-Shirt Sweater is a classic and timeless tee that’s perfect for spring and summer. Make it in lightweight cotton or cozy wool for cooler months. It’s knit from the top down, making it easy to adjust the body. The set-in sleeves provide a tailored fit and the perfect amount of shaping, giving the sweater a more polished and refined look. The sleeves are knit by picking up stitches and making short rows to create a beautiful sleeve cap. Pattern includes a [full step-by-step video tutorial][1] **Size Guide + Finished Measurements** The pattern is written in 12 sizes, 1 (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7) [8, 9, 10, 11, 12], with a finished bust size of 33.5 (36.25, 39.25, 42.5, 45.5, 48.75, 51.75) [55, 57.75, 61, 63.25, 66.25] in/85 (92, 99.5, 108, 115.5, 124, 131.5) [139.5, 146.5, 155, 160.5, 168.5] cm. It is intended to have about 3-6 in/7.5-15 cm of positive ease so pick a size that will provide the intended ease. For example, if you’re a 36 in/91.5 cm bust, a size 3 would be appropriate for about 5 in/12.5 cm of positive ease. **Yarn** Approximately 616 (682, 777, 889, 996, 1090, 1238) [1365, 1507, 1638, 1741, 1853] yds/563 (624, 711, 813, 911, 996, 1132) [1249, 1378, 1498, 1592, 1695] m or 3 (3, 4, 4, 5, 5, 6) [6, 7, 8, 8, 8] skeins of Lion Brand Coboo (232 yds/212 m per 3.5oz/100g skein; 51% cotton, 49% bamboo) or any other DK/light worsted weight yarn that meets gauge. Color shown is lichen (blue/green) and mauve (pink/red). Model is a 37 in/94 cm bust wearing a size 3 in lichen and size 4 in mauve. **Needles** 4mm (US 6) in the following lengths: - 32 in/80 cm or 40 in/100 cm circular knitting needles for the body - 16 in/40 cm for the sleeves 3.75mm (US 5) 16 in/40 cm (smaller sizes) or 24 in/60 cm (larger sizes) circular knitting needles for sleeve and collar ribbing Or knitting needles needed to obtain correct gauge. **Gauge** 22 STS + 28 Rows = 4 in/10 cm in stockinette stitch on main needle **Notions** Tapestry Needle Waste Yarn Scissors 3 Stitch Markers 4 Removable Stitch Markers Tape Measure [1]: https://youtu.be/hX6mUTKzjSo