Myra Vest

Description

Photos, design and text © Irene Lin

Myra vest is worked by knitting the back from top to the base of armholes. Both fronts are picked up and knitted separately, working from top to the base of front neck edges. After joining both pieces, front is worked to the armhole. Then back and front are joined and knitted in the round to the hem. The pattern comes in two different neck style options: Turtleneck and crew neck.
There are charts for your convenience. Please note that the charts are meant to complement the written instructions. It must be read along with the written instructions.

*** Translation: The Myra vest is knitted by knitting the back from the top up to the neck of the armholes. Both front parts are picked up individually and knitted, working from above up to the attachment of the front neck edges. After the two parts have been joined together, the front part is knitted up to the armhole. Then the front and front parts are joined together and knitted in rounds to the hem. The pattern is available in two different neckline variants: turtle collar sweater and round neckline.
For your convenience, there are diagrams. Please note that the diagrams are intended to supplement the written instructions. It must be read together with the written instructions.

Special knowledge: English instruction manual;

Größenguide

1 (2, 3, 4) Am Foto siehst Du die Größe 2 an einem Model mit einer Körpergröße von  163 cm und mit positive ease von 30 cm. Von der Designerin wird eine Zugabe von 15 – 30 cm empfohlen.

The following dimensions are the finished knitted particulars:
Brustumfang: 124 ( 128, 132, 136 ) cm
Shoulder width: 49 ( 51, 53, 55 ) cm
Arm section: approximately 52 cm circumference

Yarn and SAMPLING

6 (7, 7, 9, 9) Ball WOOLIA by Gepard Garn ((50 g / 132 m, 100% Merino Gentile Puglia))

Gauge
18 stitches x 24 rows smooth right knitted needle 5 mm = 10 x 10 cm

Recommended needles
Circular knitting needle size 5 + 5.5 mm