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Lacy Top & Bloomers Pattern
Category:
KnittingType:
ClothingFit:
Infant/Baby, GirlsItem:
ShirtSkill Level:
Intermediate
Basic Skills Necessary:
- Stockinette stitch, garter stitch, knitting in the round (stockinette and garter stitch); lace patterns; short rows with wrap and turns; picking up stitches in the round; three-needle bindoff; (optional) Kitchener stitch.
Pattern Description:
This sleeveless cardigan style tank top with lacy peplum was inspired by an outfit I sewed for my daughter years ago. With the matching pair of bloomers that sport a delicate picot lace edging around the leg openings, this is the perfect summer outfit for the active baby/toddler.
Gauge:
18 sts and 26 rows = 4"/10cm on US 8 in Stockinette Stitch
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- 3m [6m, 12m, 2] Finished Chest Measurements: Approximately 19.75 [21.75, 23.75, 21.75)"/50 [55, 60, 55]cm
Materials:
- Berroco Weekend (75% acrylic/ 25 % cotton 205yds/187m per 3.5oz/100gm skein ): MC: 5931 Willow, 2 [2, 2, 3] skeins; CC: 5903 Oats, 1 skein all sizes
- US 10 (6mm), circular or straight; US 8 (5mm), circular or straight; US 8 (5mm), circular (16"/40cm US 6 (4mm), dpns or circular (32"/80cm for magic loop) ;
You Will Also Need:
- yarn needle, stitch markers, 4-6 half inch buttons
Lacy Top & Bloomers Pattern
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About the Designer
I am a self taught designer, having spent many hours researching and reading about the skills needed to learn clothing design. Having had much experience sewing, gave me a lot of knowledge about how clothing is constructed, which is an essential skill in being able to design. Experience knitting, gave me the tools I needed to master knitting techniques and be able to shape the fabric in the way ...
I am a self taught designer, having spent many hours researching and reading about the skills needed to learn clothing design. Having had much experience sewing, gave me a lot of knowledge about how clothing is constructed, which is an essential skill in being able to design. Experience knitting, gave me the tools I needed to master knitting techniques and be able to shape the fabric in the way I want. Learning is an ongoing pastime, there are always new techniques to master.
I design clothing for children ranging in age from Newborn to about 18months and I am now beginning to expand my line to include older childrens sizes up to about 10 years.
I have been published in Knit Circus Magazine and also in Petite Purls, in addition to self publishing some designs.
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