Hemlock Henley

The Hemlock Henley is a top down blouse, worked like a raglan cardigan before joining in the round and increasing to create a slight peplum flare. It features a faux button placket, feminine lace details, and ruffled sleeves, giving it a cottagecore aesthetic. Perfect for the first days of fall, when you are craving sweater weather but it is not quite cool enough yet. Finished garment bust measurements: 30.72 (35.04) 38 (43.52) 47.04 (51.04) 54.56 (59.36) in / 78 (89) 96.5 (110.5) 119 (129.5) 138.5 (151) cm Yarn Requirements: 723 (843) 927 (1,129) 1,186 (1,382) 1,440 (1,612) yds / 165 (192) 212 (258) 271 (316) 329 (369) g Intended to be worn with 1-3 inches of positive ease around the bust. Choose a size from the finished garment measurements that is 1-3 inches larger than your bust circumference. If in between sizes, I recommend sizing down. Suggested yarn: The Selkie’s Skein, Selkie sock 85% sw merino, 15% nylon in the colorway Witch of the Woods (437 yds / 100g) 2 (2) 3 (3) 3 (4) 4 (4) skeins Materials: Four ½” buttons in coordinating color. Mine are “iridescent plumb” from the haulin’ hoof farm store. Coordinating sewing thread to attach buttons Sewing needle Tapestry needle Gauge: 25 sts x 34 rows = 4” after blocking, both in the round and knit flat. Needles: 3.75mm (US 5) circular needles 32”-40” for body, and 9”-16” for arms, and 3.5mm (US 4) 24”-40” for the button band.