ALMA Tee (EN)

8,00  inkl. MwSt.

MODEL DESCRIPTION

The ALMA Tee is a cropped, boxy sweater with short sleeves. It is worked from the top down in one piece.

 

You will start by casting on stitches for the neckline, using a crochet hook. You will initially work the shoulder yoke back and forth, with short rows, then work in the round, making increases at the shoulders.

 

After the yoke is finished, you will separate the work into front and back and work the pieces separately down to the depth of the armholes, then join in the round again and work the body in the round to the end.

 

The sleeves are worked in the round, from stitches that you will pick up around the armholes.

 

The stripes are described in the pattern and the detailed instructions also include a model sketch with all measurements.

 

 

POSITIVE EASE
BETWEEN 20-30 CM

DIFFICULTY LEVEL

ADVANCED

SIZES and MEASUREMENTS

XS (32/34) S (36/38) M (40/42) L (44/46) XL (48/50) 2XL (52/54) 3XL (56/58)

All numbers in the sketch (Appendix 1) and in the pattern refer to sizes XS (S) M (L) XL (2XL) 3XL

To fit actual bust measurements of 74-82 (82-90) 90-98 (98-107) 107-119 (119-131) 131-143 cm

MEASUREMENTS OF THE FINISHED PIECE

Bust circumference 108 (114) 122 (130) 140 (154) 166 cm

Sleeve circumference 42 (44) 46 (48) 52 (56) 58 cm

Total length 50 (50.5) 52 (54) 55 (64) 67 cm

The ALMA Tee is designed to be worn with a positive ease of approximately 28 cm. If your bust circumference is 90 cm, the finished piece should measure approximately 118 cm at the bust. This places you between sizes S and M. If you prefer a closer fit, choose size S; if you prefer a looser fit, choose size M.

The model in the photo is 164 cm tall, has a bust circumference of 85 cm, and is wearing a size S.

YARN REQUIREMENTS

https://lotilda.de/alternativgarne-umrechnung-anhand-der-basislauflaenge/

 BASIC YARDAGE (= actual knitted length in m, excluding sample usage)

Color 1 (Main color)                198 (211) 229 (247) 271 (341) 373 m

Color 2 (Narrow stripes)          36 (38) 40 (43) 46 (59) 64 m

Color 3 (Ribs)                          49 (52) 55 (58) 62 (68) 72 m

Solid color                                283 (300) 323 (347) 379 (468) 508 m

SUGGESTED YARN

‚Mohair Luxe‘ (175m/25g, 77% Mohair (Superkid) 23% Silk) from Lang Yarns

 

Total yarn amounts, with 2 strands held together

Color 1: 3 (3) 3 (3*) 4 (4) 5 balls

Color 2: 1 ball for all sizes

Color 3: 1 ball for all sizes

* If you tend to knit loosely, you may want to add 1 extra ball for size M

Solid color (not shown in the pictures): 4 (4) 4 (5) 5 (6) 6 balls

Model 1

Color 1: Reseda Green (172), Color 2: Brick (087), Color 3: Medium Violet (346)

Model 2

Color 1: Dusty Rose (148), Color 2: Dark Orange (075), Color 3: Brick (087)

NEEDLES

8 mm circular needle and 5 mm crochet hook for the cast-on,

9 mm circular needle for the shoulder yoke with the short rows, 10 mm for the basic pattern, 8 mm for the ribbing:

-Short (10 cm) circular needle tips: 8, 9 and 10 mm, with a 20 cm cable

-Long (13 cm) circular needle tips: 8 and 10 mm, with a 60 and an 80 to 100 cm cable

STITCH PATTERN

Basic pattern: Stocking St (knit on the RS, purl on the WS; knit all sts in the round)

Stripes: The shoulder yoke is worked entirely in Color 1. From Step 2 onward, you will alternate 2 rows in Color 2 and 8 rows in Color 1. Continue alternating colors in this way, working in Stocking St, until the end of the body.

KNITTING GAUGE

on 10 mm needles, with 2 strands held together throughout (or with the needle sizes to match the gauge)

10 x 10 cm = 10 sts x 14 rows

NOTIONS

Stitch markers for the 10 mm needle:

  • 1 x Color 0 (M-C0) at the beginning of the round
  • 3 x Color 1 (M-C1) at the shoulder stitches
  • 4 x Color 2 (M-C2) at the shoulder yoke increases
  • 2 locking stitch markers for holding stitches

A 5 mm crochet hook for the cast-on

Tapestry needle

KNITTING TECHNIQUES

Crochet cast-on

Knit and purl stitches, casting off

Increases inclined to the left and to the right on RS and WS rows

Short rows with double stitches (German Short Rows)

Picking up stitches from a knitted piece (sleeves)