hoodah top

**Hoodah Top** was designed with the concept of a quick, stress-free project. (The name comes from the Korean word **'hoodah-dak'**, which means doing something 'in a flash' or 'quickly'!) I kept the design simple and easy so it won't end up as your lifelong WIP. By adding thoughtful details, I created a pattern that is easy to knit yet highly polished. It is a versatile piece—perfect for a vacation outfit, a swimsuit cover-up, or an everyday look. I hope you enjoy knitting it! 1. A cropped, backless top that looks great worn on its own or layered over other pieces. 2. The fit is easily adjustable using the strap. 3. Construction : Worked top-down in the following order ; neck > front > body. The back edges are folded and seamed to create casings, and the top is completed by threading the strap through all the casings. 4. The bustline is designed with a curved shape, ensuring a secure, stable fit without gaping, even when worn on its own. **INFORMATION ABOUT THE GARMENT** 1. Suggested yarn: Arclinen by Banul Iyaki(green), Apoo by Somsomknit(blue) 2. Gauge: 23 stitches 31 rows, 21 stitches 32 rows = 10X10cm, 4.0mm, in stockinette 3. Yardage: Approx. 220(280)m = 77(100)g [including strap] 4. Size: 1(2) * 1 = XS[80]~M[90] / 2 = L[95]~XL[100](/groups/100n) 5. Bust width: 36cm(41cm) 6. Total length: 31cm(39cm) **WHAT YOU WILL NEED** 1. Circular needles: 4.0mm[US 6], 3.5mm[US 4] / 80 or 100cm[32 or 40 inches] 2. Optional: Approx. 170(190)cm of 5mm cord [if you choose not to knit the strap]