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Sugarboo Bralette Knitting Pattern Top-down Knitting Pattern

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This Patterns & Blueprints item by caidree has 2838 favorites from shoppers. Ships from United States. Listed on 25 Mar, 2024
Available in English (USA), German, Finnish, French and Danish. (Spanish via Ravelry) Sugarboo Bralette is a cashmere top created using aran weight yarn. It is extremely soft and comfortable to wear close to the skin. Perfect for wearing under garments and cardigans in the winter. It is constructed from the top down giving it an advantage for adjusting the length of the body and straps so it fits your body just the way you like it. Stockinette stitch is used for the main part of the pattern and lifted increases are used in combination of stitches to create the almost perfect edging around front cups and back triangles. Sizes Bust circumference of the finished bralette XXXS 55, (XXS 60), XS 65, (S 70), M 80, (L 85), XL 95, (2XL 100), 3XL 110, (4XL 120), 5XL 130, cm. Approximately XXXS 21½”, (XXS 23½”), XS 25½”, (S 27½”), M 31½”, (L 33½”), XL 37½”, (2XL 39½”), 3XL 43”, (4XL 47”), 5XL 51”. Gauge For the main body 16 stitches by 23 rows = 10 x 10 cm / 4” x 4” using size US 8 / 5.00 mm needles in stockinette stitch after washing and blocking. Yarn Sugarboo Bralette is worked using aran weight yarn, you will need approximately 100, (100), 100, (100), 150, (150), 150, (150), 200, (200), 200, grams of Clinton Hill Cashmere “Bespoke” cashmere, 50 grams = 90 meters / 99 yards. Yarn alternative Cardiff Cashmere “Large” 100% cashmere. Purl Soho “Campo” 50% wool, 50% organic cotton. Wool And The Gang “Billie Jean” 100% upcycled denim. Suggested needles US 8 / 5.00 mm 16”- 32” / 41 - 61cm circular knitting needles or needles to obtain gauge, for the main body + US 6 / 4.00 mm 16” - 24” / 41 - 61 cm circular knitting needles for the ribbing + US 6 / 4.00 mm double pointed needles for the i-cord straps. Other materials and notions One stitch marker Tapestry needle Scissors Scrap yarn or stitch holders Elastic sewing thread, I highly suggest using this thread because ribbing will stretch after use. Happy Knitting!