TITA
- Mount the stitches at the back, to continue knitting towards the lower part of the armhole and leave them on standby.
- Pick up and knit the stitches of both shoulders to continue knitting up to the armhole on the front.
- Joing the front and back to continue knitting the body in a circular pattern.
- Finish off the neckline.
- Knit the sleeves.
And it’s ready! Time to give it a nice “completely cuckoo” look.
1 (2, 3, 4) (5, 6, 7) covers a chest circumference range of 80 to 140 cm.
The final measurements of the garment at the chest circumference in cm: 90 (100, 110, 120) (130, 140, 150) cm approx, to be worn with a positive ease of approx 10 cm.
The model in the photograph is wearing size 2 with 10 cm ease.
MATERIAL
YARN
Fingering (175m=50g approx) 388 (432, 502, 556) (642, 702, 776) m/222 (248, 286, 318) (368, 400, 444)
For the model in the photo, we have used ROWAN Summerlite 4ply (100% cotton, 175m=50g) in color cobalt 447
NEEDLES
- 3.5 mm circular needles with 60 or 80 cm cable, or the adequate thickness to obtain the sample tension.
- Circular needles of 3 mm with 60 cm cable, or half a mm finer than the ones we are going to knit the garment with, to pick up the collar stitches and knit the finishing.
- 3.5 mm needles or the same thickness with which you knitted the garment to knit small circle (special short cable, five needles or magic loop needles) for the sleeves.
- Needles of 3 mm or half a stitch smaller than the ones used to knit the garment (special short cable needles, five needles or magic loop needles) to pick up the sleeve stitches.
- Auxiliary needle to make the crosses (optional).
SAMPLE
A plain stitch:
24 stitches and 32 rows = 10 x 10 cm before blocking.
23 stitches and 32 rows = 10 x 10 cm after blocking.
Cross stitch:
25 stitches and 34 passes = 10 x 10 cm before blocking.
24 stitches and 34 rows = 10 x 10 cm after blocking.
It’s recommended that note down the measurements of the sample before and after blocking, so that we can estimate the final measurements of the garment.
































Manuela Muñoz Virues –
El diseño es precioso y queda espectacular.
Quizás lo más complicado sea el cuello.
Andoliando –
Muchas gracias, me alegro mucho de que te haya gustado. Las partes que parecen más complicadas están detalladas paso a paso en videotutoriales 🥰