Nami is knitted from the bottom up.

The body is worked in one piece up to the armhole, where the work is divided.

The yoke is knitted using the intarsia colour-change technique and shaped with raglan decreases.

The sleeves are likewise worked from the bottom up.

The sleeve ribbing is knitted in the round; afterwards, the work is divided, and the remainder of the sleeve is knitted flat, following the chart and incorporating raglan decreases.

The pieces are washed before the raglan seams are sewn together.

After this, a contour stripe is crocheted using slip stitches along all colour transitions.

Stitches are picked up for the front edging, which is worked in double knitting.

Finally, the sleeves are sewn in.