fOTOS, design and knitting instructions \u00a9 Otherloops<\/p>\n
The SEA LOOP TEE <\/b>is knitted from a yarn having a wavy structure. The shirt has a boxy fit with straight sleeves and timelessly simple stripes.
\nThe Sea loop tea is worked from top to bottom. First, the neck is cut and the upper part of the torso in rounds with shoulder increases. After that, the work is divided into front and back, which are further knitted separately. Once these are completed, they are reconnected and the body is worked. The body and sleeves are rounded. The entire shirt is knitted over strips.<\/p>\n
Sizes<\/strong> The designer recommends choosing a size where the breast circumference is 25-40 cm larger than your breast circumference (positive ease<\/i>), depending on how loose your shirt should be. Material<\/strong><\/p>\n Colour A____ Colour B___ Recommended needles<\/strong> Gauge <\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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\nChest circumference: 118 (128) 138 cm, measured under the arm neckline
\nLength: 54 (59) 59 cm incl. Hals<\/p>\n
\nThe shirt in the manual is shown with a range of movement of 32 cm.<\/p>\n
\n1 thread Cotton Waves from Cheetah 50 g \/ 60 m.
\n450 (550) 650 Gramm<\/p>\n
\n<\/span>1 thread Cotton Waves from Cheetah 50 g \/ 60 m.
\n50 (50) 50-100 Gramm<\/p>\n
\n4,5 mm circular knitting needle (40 and 60 and\/or 80\/100 cm).
\n4 mm Rundstricknadel (40 cm).<\/p>\n
\n16 stitches x 24 rows smooth right on needle 4.5 mm = 10 x 10 cm after washing and tensioning.<\/p>\n