Summer Sweetness Tunic
$8.00
The Summer Sweetness Tunic is light and airy to wear, making it ideal for warmer weather months. This is a great design to pick if you want to explore knitting with many colorful yarns together. The pattern calls for 2 skeins of our Spun Cloud yarn and 5 skeins of our Wildflower yarn.
This sweater is worked from the bottom up in two pieces. The front and back are worked identical to one another in construction, but color patterns are adjusted. You can choose to wear the garment with either side facing front. Our sample is shown with the reverse stockinette side out. The style is available in 5 sizes, XS through XL. Size Extra Small is shown here in color Creme Brûlée (Spun Cloud) and Coral Crush, Dakota Woods, Ochre Rose, Gardenia and Cornflower.
Skill Level: Beginner to Intermediate Knitter
Needle Size:
Size US 17 (or 12mm) circular needles, 32" or 40" long
Size US 19 (or 15mm) circular needles, 40" long
Finished Measurements:
Recommended fit: 8-12” / 20-30.5 cm positive ease measured at your full bust circumference. The modeled garment in photo at right is a size XS. We like the relaxed oversize fit here!
XS (S, M, L, XL): 44 (48, 52, 56.5, 61)” / 112 (122, 132, 143.5, 155) cm around bust/body circumference
XS (S, M, L, XL): 26 (26, 27, 27, 27)” / 66 (66, 68.5, 68.5, 68.5) cm body length from shoulder to hem length
Materials:
MC: Spun Cloud, 2 skeins Crème Brulee
CC1: Wildflower Yarn, 1 skein Dakota Woods
CC2: Wildflower Yarn, 1 skein Cornflower
CC3: Wildflower Yarn, 1 skein Gardenia
CC4: Wildflower Yarn ,1 skein Coral Crush
CC5: Wildflower Yarn, 1 skein Ochre Rose
Pattern Designer: Meaghan Schmaltz
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