Tank Top : Cloud Bound

I designed this lightweight tank top sweater because I wanted an approachable first garment that feels modern and good to wear. The simple shape makes it easy to understand, while the soft brushed alpaca creates a light, airy layer you can wear alone on warmer days or pair with your favorite denim jacket when the temperature drops. It’s just right for those unpredictable weeks of fall and spring, and it captures one of the things I love most about knitting: the freedom to create clothing that fits our lives, reflects our style, and feels good to wear. About: Available Sizes: Seven (XS - 3XL) Pattern Format: Written Pattern, No Chart Pattern Language: English Skill Level: Advanced Beginner PDF Format: Printer-Friendly Techniques: Knit Flat (not in the round) Knit & Purl Stitches Decrease Stitches Sew Seams Materials: Yarn Weight: Worsted Yardage: 331 – 1025 yards (303–938 meters) Suggested Yarn: Drops Brushed Alpaca, Color 4 (light beige) Needle Size: US 11 (8mm) Circular Needles with a 24" (60cm) Cable, or longer Needle Size: US 15 (10mm) Circular Needles with a 24" (60cm) Cable, or longer Extras: Stitch Markers (optional, to mark decreases or increases) Yarn Substitution Options: I tried several different halo type yarns and didn't find any as plush as this yarn. Gauge: 10 STS & 16 rows per 4” (10cm) square, knit flat in stockinette stitch after steaming, using US 11 (8mm) needles. Notes: Not reversible. Knit bottom up. Knit using the stockinette stitch. Knit holding 2 strands at once. Terms: All patterns are written in English. This listing is for the PDF knitting pattern so you can knit this yourself. The finished item is not included. Return Policy — As this is a digital download, purchases are final. If you have any trouble accessing your files, just message me and I’ll sort it out. When you make something from my patterns, you’re welcome to sell your finished items — a credit to Brome Fields is always appreciated. Please don’t redistribute or resell the patterns themselves. Permission is NOT granted for mass production or factory manufacturing of any kind If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out. Thank you so much, Jennifer :)