SUNSET STRIPE
Simply Crochet|Issue 113
For a summery top that’ll suit you to a tee, look no further than Pat Strong’s retro sleeveless design
SUNSET STRIPE

YOU WILL NEED

Patons Cotton 4ply (100% cotton, 100g/330m) Yarn A Nectarine (1723) Yarn B Candy (1734) See table for measurements and yarn quantities

A 3.5mm (US E/4) hook

For yarn stockists contact Patons 01484 668200 www.knitpatons.com/en

TENSION

22.5 sts and 10 rows to measure 10x10cm (4x4in) over treble crochet, or 45 sts and 20 rows to measure 20x20cm using a 3.5mm hook, or size needed to obtain correct tension

ABBREVIATIONS

Puff st (Yrh, insert hook in st/sp indicated, yrh and pull loop up to a height of current row) 5 times, yrh and pull through all loops on hook, ch1 to close

Tr through post Yrh, insert hook through the centre of the post of st below, yrh and pull up a loop, (yrh and pull through 2 loops on hook) twice

NOTES

Tee is worked in rounds up to the armholes. The V-Neck Front is worked over half the Body sts, with the back worked over the rem sts. The Body is worked with RS facing up to the armhole divide. From the armhole divide work on in turned rows. Change the colour on the final yrh of the stitch before the colour change in indicated and carry the unused colour up the WS of your work. The tee is designed to be a tight fit with approx 5cm of ease on each size. If you want a looser fit, you may wish to make one size larger than your normal size.

TEE

MAIN BODY

PUFF STITCH SECTION

Using Yarn A, ch204 (228: 252: 276: 300: 324).

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