Evelyn Striped Blouse by Katrine Hannibal at Önling

Evelyn Striped Blouse

Knitting
October 2021
Fingering (14 wpi) ?
22 stitches and 36 rows = 4 inches
US 1½ - 2.5 mm
US 4 - 3.5 mm
1750 yards (1600 m)
(XS)S(M)L(XL)2XL(3XL)
Danish English
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Pattern available in English and Danish!

Evelyn Striped Blouse
There is something special about stripes - we love stripes, particularly thin stripes. This is a classic, simple, and elegantly striped T-shirt. It is made in our Önling No 12 yarn, which is a wonderful mix of cotton and wool. You will get a delicious, soft, and light top that will suit the Danish weather all year round. Use it on its own in summer, or under
a nice cardigan or jacket in winter.
The top is designed to have 3/4 length sleeves, but the pattern also describes how to knit long sleeves if you prefer. The sweater is slightly oversize at the chest with a positive ease of approx. 5-10 cm / 2-4 inches. The neckline has a pretty, double roll hem.

Sizes
(XS)S(M)L(XL)2XL(3XL)

Chest: (95)100(105)110(116)129(134) cm / (371⁄2)391⁄2(411⁄3)431⁄3(451⁄2)503⁄4(523⁄4) inches

Center back length: (56)57(58)59(60)61(62) cm / (22)22 1⁄2(22 3⁄4)23 1⁄4(23 1⁄2)24(24 1⁄2) inches

Underarm sleeve length 3⁄4 sleeve: (28)29(30)31(32)32(32) cm / (11)11 1⁄2(12)12 1⁄4(12 1⁄2)12 1⁄2(12 1⁄2) inches

Underarm sleeve length: (43)44(45)46(47)47(47) cm / (17)17 1⁄4(17 3⁄4)18 1⁄4(18 1⁄2)18 1⁄2(18 1⁄2) inches

Materials No 12 kit
Önling No 12
(2 cones) Önling No 12 Everyday yarn, 55% wool and 45% cotton, 800 m per approx.115 g.

Color A = No 12, 1 cone, the color of your choice
Color B = No 12, 1 cone, light grey or light flax
Worked with one strand througout.

Recommended circular needle and double pointed needles sizes 21⁄2 and 31⁄2 mm / US 11⁄2 and 4
Crochet needle for casting on.
3 stitch markers
3 meters of scrap yarn in a contrasting color

Gauge
22 sts and 36 rows in stockinette st on needle 31⁄2 mm / 10 x10 cm / 4 x 4 inches.

Directions
The T-shirt is worked in the round, from the top down. Stitches are cast on using the provisional crochet cast-on method; this allows the neckline to be adjusted at the end of the process. Short rows are worked across the shoulders and the neckline in the beginning to make the back of the neck higher. The yoke is worked with increases.
Subsequently, the yoke stitches are divided into body and sleeves, which are finished separately.