Sale Price:
$6.37
Original Price:
$8.50
Mae-il, which means “everyday” in Korean and this Summer Top is a classic and versatile design that is meant to be easy to into your everyday summer wardrobe.
It is worked from the bottom-up seamlessly, with a simple design at the front/back and sides to keep it visually interesting. The neck and armholes are worked as I-cord edging and shaped by using decreases.
The body of the top is initially worked then stitches for the back are held on waste yarn while the front is worked. Then stitches for the back are picked up and worked.
This top is worked with the back side slightly higher than the front however it can easily be worn reversed if you’d prefer a bit more coverage in the front.
PATTERN INFORMATION:
Bottom-up construction.
Worked in one piece with stitches being held on waste yarn or spare needle.
I-cord edging on neckline and underarm.
Sample shown in size 2 on 36” chest with 7” ease positive ease.
Kitchener Stitch: How to Kitchener Stitch (Grafting) in Knitting - Sarah Maker
Materials: NEEDLES
Main Body: US 5 3.75mm in 24”/61cm or length preferred.
Ribbing: US 4 3.5mm in 24”/61cm or length preferred
Notions:
Scrap yarn or stitch holder
11 - Stitch markers
1 - Unique stitch marker for BORM
Darning needle
Finished size: 33.75 (38.25, 42.75, 45.75)(50.25, 54.75, 57.75, 62.25)“ / 84.5 (95.5, 107,114.5)(125.5, 137, 144.5, 155.5)cm bust circumference
To be worn with 0 - 7” /0 - 18cm of positive ease
Gauge: 21.25 sts x 30 rows = 4”/10cm with US 5 3.75mm in stockinette, blocked
Yarn:
For sizes: 1 (2, 3, 4)(5, 6, 7, 8)
505 (580, 655, 740)(825, 910, 1015, 1105)yards
470 (540, 610, 695)(770, 850, 945, 1030)m
Yarn used:
Purl Soho Linen Quill. Fingering Weight; 50% Fine Highland Wool / 35% Alpaca / 15% Linen; 100g; 439 yards/ 410 meters. 2 (2, 2, 2)(2, 3, 3, 3) skeins required. Color used: Peach Stone.
Skills to Explore: ribbing, bottom-up shaping, decreasing (k2tog & ssk), i-cord edging, kitchener stitch (grafting), working in the flat and in the round.
Mae-il, which means “everyday” in Korean and this Summer Top is a classic and versatile design that is meant to be easy to into your everyday summer wardrobe.
It is worked from the bottom-up seamlessly, with a simple design at the front/back and sides to keep it visually interesting. The neck and armholes are worked as I-cord edging and shaped by using decreases.
The body of the top is initially worked then stitches for the back are held on waste yarn while the front is worked. Then stitches for the back are picked up and worked.
This top is worked with the back side slightly higher than the front however it can easily be worn reversed if you’d prefer a bit more coverage in the front.
PATTERN INFORMATION:
Bottom-up construction.
Worked in one piece with stitches being held on waste yarn or spare needle.
I-cord edging on neckline and underarm.
Sample shown in size 2 on 36” chest with 7” ease positive ease.
Kitchener Stitch: How to Kitchener Stitch (Grafting) in Knitting - Sarah Maker
Materials: NEEDLES
Main Body: US 5 3.75mm in 24”/61cm or length preferred.
Ribbing: US 4 3.5mm in 24”/61cm or length preferred
Notions:
Scrap yarn or stitch holder
11 - Stitch markers
1 - Unique stitch marker for BORM
Darning needle
Finished size: 33.75 (38.25, 42.75, 45.75)(50.25, 54.75, 57.75, 62.25)“ / 84.5 (95.5, 107,114.5)(125.5, 137, 144.5, 155.5)cm bust circumference
To be worn with 0 - 7” /0 - 18cm of positive ease
Gauge: 21.25 sts x 30 rows = 4”/10cm with US 5 3.75mm in stockinette, blocked
Yarn:
For sizes: 1 (2, 3, 4)(5, 6, 7, 8)
505 (580, 655, 740)(825, 910, 1015, 1105)yards
470 (540, 610, 695)(770, 850, 945, 1030)m
Yarn used:
Purl Soho Linen Quill. Fingering Weight; 50% Fine Highland Wool / 35% Alpaca / 15% Linen; 100g; 439 yards/ 410 meters. 2 (2, 2, 2)(2, 3, 3, 3) skeins required. Color used: Peach Stone.
Skills to Explore: ribbing, bottom-up shaping, decreasing (k2tog & ssk), i-cord edging, kitchener stitch (grafting), working in the flat and in the round.
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