Tilda

This drop-shoulder T-shirt is a great project for practicing picking up the stitches along the back shoulders to knit each front; once that is done, everything is joined at the underarm and the body is knitted around seamlessly from the armholes down. Because **Tilda** does not have real sleeves (the impression of sleeves is created by the dropped shoulders), it does not use the Cocoknits Sweater Worksheet. **Visit our ‘Knit Tutorials’ page for helpful tips and techniques for knitting [here][1]. Learn more about the Cocoknits Method [here][2]. Check out our helpful Tools & Accessories [here][3]!** Tallulah is available in the book, [*Cocoknits Sweater Workshop*][4]. **Sizes** Small (Medium, Large, 1X, 2X, 3X) **Materials** *Yarn* Approximately 500 (550, 600, 650, 750, 850) yds / 455 (500, 550, 595, 685, 775) m worsted or chunky-weight yarn *Shown in:* Habu n-100 Wide Cotton Gima 100% Cotton; 109 yds / 100 m per 1 oz / 28 g skein 5 (5, 6, 6, 7, 8) skeins in Peach, color 12 (pink) *Needles* US 10 / 6 mm (or size needed to obtain gauge) 40” / 100 cm or longer circular needle (see page 19 for information on length) US 10 / 6 mm (or size needed to obtain gauge) 24–36" / 60–90 cm circular needle US 9 / 5.5 mm needles for edging US 6 / 4 mm needles for working BO US 0–3 / 2–3.25 mm dpn or any length circular needle (for picking up stitches) *Notions* Stitch markers in any color Scrap yarn to hold 4 sets of underarm stitches or the [Cocoknits Leather Stitch Holder Kit][5] Row counter (optional) *Gauge* 14 sts and 19 rows = 4” / 10 cm square in St st on largest needles [1]: https://cocoknits.com/blogs/knit-tutorials [2]: https://cocoknits.com/pages/the-cocoknits-method [3]: https://cocoknits.com/collections/tools [4]: https://cocoknits.com/collections/tools/products/cocoknits-sweater-workshop [5]: https://cocoknits.com/products/leather-cord-and-needle-stitch-holder-kit