Bubble tee

This is a very lightweight tee, inspired by an airy mohair vest I saw somewhere before, but for daily wear there were still aspects that needed improvement, so I made large-scale modifications to make it more versatile for everyday outfits. Due to the characteristics of mohair, although there are relatively large holes, the rich fibers interweave to form an air layer, providing slight warmth. Each stitch is like a bubble wrapping air, so it is named the bubble tee. Knit from bottom to top, starting with a double rib hem in the round. After finishing the ribbing, switch to larger needles and continue knitting to the desired underarm position, then begin working in pieces. After completing the front and back pieces, add ribbing to the neckline and armholes, and finish knitting. Techniques: Long-tail cast-on / purl / knit / decrease (K2tog) / German short rows / Jeny’s stretchy bind-off / double rib stretchy bind-off Yarn: Fluffymoon Spring Series silk mohair (25g 225m), about 80g in berry pink Tools: 4.5mm circular needle / 10mm circular needle / row counter / stitch markers / sewing needle / stitch holder cord / scissors