Petite Pointelle Tank

*A dainty spring tank in delicate pointelle lace with double knit finishes and a sweet scalloped hem.* > [Sign up for my newsletter][1] for > subscriber exclusive treats including > open testing calls for new designs, > kals, promotions, & more.<br><br> > If you aren't able to purchase my patterns at > full price, my **Choose What You Pay** pricing model > is also available exclusively to > subscribers. Immediately upon sign-up, you will receive a > welcome email and access to 25% & 50% discount codes to assist with financial accessibility.<br> All of my patterns are #SizeInclusive through a 62” full chest. **Sizes** (1, 2, 3)[4, 5, 6] for Garment Full Chest Measurement of: (33, 37.5/39, 42/45.5)[48/51.5/54, 57/60, 63/66]" (84, 95.5/99, 106.5/115.5)[122/131/137, 145/152.5, 160/167.5]cm *This top is designed with 1-4”/0-10 cm ease at the full chest. To select your size, add 0-4”/0-10 cm to your full chest measurement, and choose the closest garment full chest measurement size. Note that there are 6 sizes for the upper yoke for this pattern, but 12 options for final body circumference. For example, both sizes 37.5 & 39 would work yoke size 2, 42 & 45.5 would work yoke size 3, and so on according to the above measurements.* **Suggested Yarn** The Wandering Flock Cotton Lino (35% Pima Cotton, 30% Mulberry Silk, 20% Linen and 15% Baby Alpaca, 328yds/100g, Sport Weight, Petal Colorway) Please use any yarn with which you are able to achieve gauge. Testers were able to achieve gauge for this project with alternate yarns such as Lang Yarns Liza, Knitting for Olive Pure Silk, Sandnes Garn Line, Universal Yarn Bamboo Pop, and Purl Soho Santolina. **Suggested Needles** Main: US 4 (3.5mm) 32”-40” circular needles, plus preferred needles for small circumference knitting Ribbing: US 2 (2.75mm) 32”-40” circular needles, plus preferred needles for small circumference knitting **Gauge** 20 sts & 28 rows / 4”(10cm), in lace pattern flat & in the round, blocked. For swatch instructions, see p. 2. **Yarn Requirements** (400-525, 525-575, 575-625)[625-700, 700-775, 775-875] yds (365-480,480- 526, 526-571)[572-640, 640-708, 708-800] m **Materials** Stitch markers, scrap yarn or stitch holders, darning needle, removable stitch markers **Techniques** Lace knitting, cable knitting, increasing, decreasing, working from a knitting chart in the flat and in the round **Construction** Tank begins with casting on the back neck. Increases are worked for width of back shoulders. Back is worked straight until armhole shaping, where increases are worked. Back sts are held while front is worked. Each strap is picked up and knit individually, and increases are worked to shape the neckline. After completing the left and right front, they are joined in a row where remaining neckline stitches are cast on. Remaining front yoke is worked to the underarm shaping where underarms are shaped with increases same as back. Front and back are joined in round where underarm stitches are cast on, and remaining body is worked in pattern in the round. Applied neckline and armhole edgings are picked up and worked at any point after completion of the yoke. p and worked at any point after completion of the yoke. [1]: https://www.jessiemaeddesigns.com/newsletter